Evening Gazette

              IIU Wm * * :D■ PITTSTON, VA.. THURSDAY. NOVEMBER 4. 186b. I TWOOBHTI. I Ten OenU P«r Wwk SPIES IS HAPPY. MINNESOTA IN DOUBT. district. His majority two years ago was 2,800, but this year it will be hardly more than 500, and it is not certain that he is elected at all, as two oonnties are yot to be heard from. O'Neill, of the Bight..! district, is re-elected by 1,000 majority. OHIO CONGRESSMEN. CRIME WILL LEAK OUT. Mm Republicans Mow Claim the Itttift The Repnblleana Gain Flw iMd From Haw Bedford Myiterjr Likaly to b« Clwrrt Returns Still lnoomplete in M*nj fiv. Paux*," Nov. 4.—Election returns from tho country have been coming in very •lowly, and there are forty-nine counties yet Id bear from. In counting the vote in Minneapolis, Amos' stronghold, the judges threw out all labor votes on a technicality concerning the printed head, which Indicated that thoy were labor tickets. They were thrown out under' prott sr. uiwi the matter will probably be taken into l!u courts. Many returns sent In at first were exaggerate!, and returns reoeivod later indicato that the Re- Kblican state ;fjket will be elected by from , 00 to 5,000 majority. The Den»ocrats have elected three out of five congressmen. Labor Ticket* Thrown Oat. Cincinnati, Nov. 4.—According to the latest return* received here there are only two congressional district* in this stave which may be classed as doubtful These are the Seventh and Fifteenth. In the Seventh, Campbell, tbo Democratic nominee, has an unofficial majority of 81. In the Jtfleooth, Monroe county has not been heard from The majority of Grosvenor, the Republican candidate, outside of Monroe county is 8,865. If Monroe county should give Warner a majority exceeding this he would be elected, bu$ it Is not likely that the Democratic majority in this county will go above 8,000. Booth man, Rep., in the Sixth district, has an unofficial majority over HOI of 1,04a the Buckeye State. THE CONDEMNED ANARCHISTS INTERPRET THE LABOR VOTE. Nxw BiDroRD, Haas., Nov. 4.—On Aug. 14, 1885, three boys found in tlwwater, near the beach, on the loath side of Crow island, in this harbor, the dead body of an infant. Around it* shoulders and under its arms was a cord, which fastened a stone weighing eight or ten pounds, to' the little one's breast, and it was evident that some one had sought to rid himself of the child in this inhuman man- Mr. More .than the usual interest waa awakened in the ease, as the child's clothing indicated that it had been well cared for. The medical examiner thought the infant was about 8 months old, and that It bad beeii in the water about three weeks. A few weeks passed and aa no dew waa found the ctrcumstanoe was nearly forgotten. About six, weeks ago the catboat Siria, valued at $1,900, was stolen from Onset bay, and a tew day* after Deputy Sheriff Hurley, of Wareham, arrested Herbert I. Hoxie, a young man who had resided in this city, for the theft Hoxie waa found at Oattyhunk with a young woman who claimed to be bis wife and was taken to Warsham. Ha Is now in oonflnepient await ing trial Since Hoxie1! arrest His said that Deputy Sheriff Hurley has discovered facta connecting the young man with the drowning of the ohUd. He is sail to be the father, and after the crime, it is said, he told the young woman who now olaims to be his wife that h* had left the child on a doorstep, while be told her parents that he had sent it to friends in Hew York. An artest will probably follow the disposal of the larceny St. Louis, Nov. 4—The returns from the" election are still incomplete, but enough have been received to show that the entire Democratic state ticket has been elected. Western States. A NUMBER bF SURPRISES. Hnr Think tt Mmdi i Reproof for the Sm4*r and Jury—OoL Xogenoll Talk* AM Henry Owrp'i Vote—The Praal-4mI'C Vrogramine. RUSK WILL RULE WISCONSIN. Republicans Now Claim Indiana and KUu«»»U—1®h» BmdH In Doubt, f —- Carlisle Md Mr. Norrlloa De- The JDemoermU Probably Gain Tl«r«« CrnOA.cn, Nov. 4.—The seven condemned Anarchist* are Jubilant over the labor vote in Chicago, and received the congratulations of their friends at the cvunty Jail with vary happy hearts. August Spies sold to a United Press reporter that the 20,000 Socialists votes were an answer to the verdict against the Anarchists. "You may say," he said, "that the same answer was given in New York as in Chioago. It was a class vote; it was a Socialistic vote! It was a vote of the people who work for a living, against those who live by theft. The working people are beginning to see that the only remedy they have Is by the ballot"- Anarchist Parsons, whan asked what ha thought of the labor vote, said: "This vote was in response to the remarks of those who have been saying that labor had no grievance; that all their troubles were imaginary. It was also In response to those who said that the men who were condemned to death were nothing but red-handed murderers and brutes. The vote •of those 80,000 formed a. rebuke to Judge Gary and his rulings. That was the subject Oat was uppermost in the hearts and minds etftha people who voted the Labor ticket." Milwaukm, Nov. 4.—I*to dispatches show that the plurality for Rusk, Rap., for governor, is 90,000 at least The legislature . - doubt Joolittle elected to C«r Oas- Doft, oonmesdistricts' the surely . in the T.lwH in from 000. The have toted Congressmen. The Nest Haul More Krenlr Judge Wilson, Dom., in the First district, is elected by 2,400 majority; Edmund & Rice,] mayor of 8t Paul, Dem., in ttio Fourth, by a majority of 3,000, and Judge McDonald, in the ihird, by 1,400 majority. John Lind, Rep., was elected in the Second district by 6,000 majority, and Krute Nelson in the Fifth had no opposition. IB UMl Following to a list of the muuuwfiil candidates, giving Campbell the Seventh district and Qrosvenor the Fifteenth: » Oaln to-Mwr On- Republicans—Firet, Batter worth; Second, Brown; Third, Williams; Sixth, Boothman; Eighth, Kennedy; Ninth, Cooper; Tenth, Borne is; Eleventh, Thompson; Twelfth, Pugriey; Fourteenth, Wlckham; fifteenth, Oroaveoor; Seventeenth, J. D. Taylor; Eighteenth, McKinlay; Nineteenth, Eara B. Taylor; Twentieth, Croon. more devarlouait oer- N*w York, Not. 4.—The following is the full rote or "10 ptate for governor, a» clumpy without official flgf ores: Green, Dept., i .. CV 18,480; Ho way,Rep., ■W WV X 6,216. The folio w- IjLtV *' are elected: JM - MV J district, George R«r- Sroood Ustrict, J. Bnoh■ /MM mnon, Rep. Third Wl yC / Jt Karr, * ' l Rap. Fourth dia- triot, 1. N. Pidoook, New Jeney'i Tote. to six at district* an to noth- majority Democrat*—Fourth, Yodar; Fifth, Saner; Seventh, Campbell; Thirteenth, Outhwaite; Btateenth, Wilkin*; Twenty-Ant, Foran. _ ... in oomr ■ii tHo numittM mm- Detnoomts JVm 1B in Vlrwill be irho, it neither GOVBBHOB BUSK. tWO •Mllimri— Witaon in the First by from 16,00 to 2,000 majority, and Mac Donald in the Third by tromGOO to 1,000. Chicago, Nov. 4—'The Illinois congressional delegation la as follows: Republicans First district, ft. W. Dunham; Third, W. K. Mason; Fourth, George E. Aduna; Fifth, A. J. Hopkin*; Sixth, R & Hitt; Seventh, T. J. Henderson; Eighth, Ralph Plumb; Ninth, L. BL Pay ion; Tenth, P. 8. Port; Elerventh, W. H. Oert; Fourteenth, J. H. Rowell; Fifteenth, J. G. Cannon; Eighteenth, Jehu Baker; Twentieth, J. R Thomas. Demo crate—Second, D. A. Gleepon, United Labor; Twelfth, G. A. Anderson; Thirteenth, Wfiliam M. Springer; 8. Z. L«ndez; Seventeenth, Edward Lane; Nineteenth, R W. Townahend. This is a Tliiiiifimallii loss of four. Republicans flilw Vow !»■*■ KacDonald telegraph* that hi* majority wil *rtalnly reach the laMer figure. In the Fourth district Rice, Dam., is probably sleeted. Ha has now about 800 majority. Isanti county, the only one in hie district not heard frost, poll* from 800 to 1,800 Republican majority, but it is not believed it can overcome the full returns of the rest of the cot- INQERSOLL'8 HEALTH And HW tor Toting tor Hmtj TROUBLE IN THE CAMP. Baltimore Ltbotr Amom Their oovbbnob qrkk.v. Dam. Fifth district, W. W. Phelps, Rep. Bixth datfrict, H. Lehback, Rep. Seventh distriot, W. Mo- Adoo, Dem. Both parties claim tta legisiaiature by from 1 to S majority. Cmcago, Hot. 4.—Ool & O. Ingeraoll ni Men at the Oraod EaeiAe hotel by a United Vtam reporter, and an inquiry made about hk health. "There is no truth In the report published in the praa about my throat," he aid. "I have limply bean troubled with a small benign tumor on one ot my rood chorda. There fa nothing malignant abont it, dangerous. Or*. Robertson and Lincoln, ot Hew York, have been attending to my cub. A few day* ago a part of tlie tumor wh removed with forceps and a part with chromic acid. It la now perfectly healed. A little more may be taken off and then I ■hATl be M well as erer." Balhhom, Not. 4—The weekly meeting of the Federation of Labor laat night m the stormiest in the history at that organization, and all the trouhle grew «rt of politics. A month ago the federation unanimously pawed issoIiiMism indorsing the of the Labor party and pledging hearty rapport. But there are a number of the mxnbera whoare politioans, and later on they manipulated the tWag Jp favor of the Democratic party and the labor candidates ware ignominious!? defeated is both elections, that of Out 27 and thatof Tuesday. Damaging charges of treachery and selling out are made against several members, inr eloding Mr. John Kelly, president of the Industrial, or Labor party. Action was taken in bat am case—that of Mr. Packard, delegate from Mother assembly. K. of L., 1,888, and secretary of the ban ton Democratic Orescent dub, which isstfllad in Packard's expulsion by a vote of 85 to UL Other oases will be considered next week. to gat doubtful aocne of TUa Michigan Dala*atlon. Dithoit, Nov. 4.—The indications art that Luce, for - " Ascertained ~De«t Infor. r tie next iou»e will stand as in the following t^hle: rmeat House. Bext House. Dem. Bap. Don. Bep. ? ." * .! rfoMm • g i... In New Jersey both parties olalm the legislature on joint ballot Leaving out the Third district of Passaic, in which there is a tie between Carroll, the Democratic and Labor candidate, and Emley, Republican, each party ha* 40 member* according to the latest return®. The senate stands 12 Republicans and 9 Democrats. J. X Gardner is now reported to hare been elected in Atlantic county by a majority of 48, while Beak with, the Democratic s—nihljinsn, is re-elected by a still smaller majority. The Democrats have apparently seemed 81 members of the house and the Republicans 28, with the Passaic district mentioned above in doubt Under the circumstances, with the election of a United States senator pending, both parties will set forth every effort to capture this doubtful district The Democrats still claim that careful counts in doubtful districts will give thsm two or three can ticket . rallty. Return •bow the -* of the congr»_-^ First district Logan C "" - Looooormm, Ind., Nor. 4.—The Ajckenun hotel, a two »tory frame building, wotbwud yesterday morning, Rnd three men jurktmi in the flame*. They were forgotten in the excitement until it waa too late to eavethem. Two of them ware John C. Gates and Michael Tracey, who were elected trsasnro- and auditor of Martin county. Warn out by the exertion* of the day they retired at a late hour, and were not awakaMd until too late to escape. Oatss dltf a death of torture, a* Indicated by the posKioa in which his body was found. The third victim was John Burch, whose presence in the buHl4ing was unknown. He leaves a family of fottr childran Gates had jfenn children, mostly prown- .. . : . 11 Mil■tiA trnl Hfraid So Dttlki Dam,; Seoooc wmrd P. AH Rep.; Third, O'Donnel' " Fourth, J Barrow Sikth, Brewei Eighth, T. any, Dem.; enth, J. R. Whiting, Fusion!it; GOV. hvam. Ninth, Byron McCutcbecw; Tenth, 8. C Fiiher, Bern.: Benatb, Both C. Moffatt Rep. Indication* la the Fifth diatrlct are doubtful M. a Foid, Dem., probably fJfKTtad- are thsb the legislature ie Republican on jofatt ballot, insulting the etocUon of a United States senator to moeeed Conger. Hie Mnate appeal* to ataod 22 Republican* to 10 Faskxdeta The houas of ni|i D—itaHrx etande 80 Republicans to 40 FurionMa The oleoMon jn Wayne oounty reeuMed in the eleotton of the enkre Democratic oounty ttokat, with the exception of Littlefleld, Rep., for riMrtff. and Stall, Rep., for county auditor. Whan Mked about the vote for Henry George, Col. mid he wii for George, and before leaving Ksw York paired In order toseawhis rote. "I hoped that George would be alerted," he "aid, aa ha wants to do something. He stands for aonisthliig, and representsa-eanee. Halt perfectly sin owe, and In »y jadgment would hare made aa excellent mayor. If the Republican* had aioted wisely they would hare voted for Oeavga. "Iter *o«H hare beaten the Democracy. That la the Crrt duty at Bepub- H""T The means are only of a secondary nature. If the RefmbKcaas ted Toted tor George, these it president weald have been a Republican. It would hare demoralised the Democrats, tat now the Labor party has no better feeling toward Republicans than Democrats. A new' party baa beso bora," continued tto ooJooel "The son* at toffl have appealed to the ballot It Is the meet potent of all weapon* Strikes and boycotts are at the past labor stands with a ballot hi its hand, and with that weapon it wiutfuooead." Owrgte. UUnoto Indians, km*  Kansaa... Kentucky Louisiana ... 10 .. 5 W«w York, Not. 4.—The attendance at the horse show is much larger than on the fin* two daja of tee exhibition. Class 78 for mares and geldings, not under 14 hands 8 inches, was first Judged, a J. Ward's Fashion took first prise and Hugo Iritsch's The Block second prise. Mr, Belmont's /Udy was awarded first prise for Hhetland poniss. The Oaten stock term took first priae in class 17 tor 8-ysar-oId trotting stallions, and W. H. Forbes Dole of Magnta waa awarded tot prise fa class 1 for thoroughbred stallions. .1 Mas WlnMn. MteWppl. New Jereej...  Kew York  Kerth Caroline • Ohio  Oregon  Senator Bewail la also «UU hopeful He claims there are three ties, and ii ooofldaot oC winning two of than, mk will aleot him senator. In Salem ooon*7 ITeweiFe majurilj wai giren aa 14. The RepnhMnananow olalm the vote ia tie, and aay a raooant will be ordered.  Hartford, Nov. 4.—Nearjy all tba state has been heard irom, and tba -rote Adih the foUowlng results: The iwntn has M Republicans to 10 Democrats, a Bspablican win ot 1: tha lower honw 184 Republican* to US and I Labor member. Tba Republican toajorlty on Joint ballot wUl be SO. A majority for governor is necessary to elect In this state. Cleveland lacks a majority by 2,B*3. The legislature will therefor* elect, a Re publican United States senator and state officers. Ib Governor. H«w ButpAln1! Total Laoonia, N. BL, Nov. 4.—Horn. M. A. Haynea, candidate for re itoUon to oongm in the Pint dlati lut, baa ooooeded the election of McKlnney by a aopll majority. Co if cord, Nor. 4.—The nnita standi: Republican*, 18; Datnocrate, 10. One diatriol in doubt. The oourtjr ratuma, aa far aa racieved, show aa followi: Hepnhliean, Strafford, Hilkboro, Chaahire and BalUvan. Democratic, Rockingham, Carroll and Cooa Mert-imac ia Democratic, with the axception of two offtcea. Grafton, Bo- JMk fj3 publican, with the jrf exception of ooon- JE& tSif & cflor, which ia in M»-■ WLJ&. doubt Belknap ap- WABSfc pear* to be Democratio with exeep-H tion of regiiter ofjHHB • IM&Vfi&t? probate. Thfa ' insure the election •Vlrgtata  Wert Virgin!. Wisconsin  THE PRE8IDENT AT BOSTON. CaKsanuatf Nor. 1—Tha Oatfral Tariff aaaociation 1» In Maaion at the Burnet. cttaa, about thirty paaaugar aganta being piebent George H. Danfala, ct Chicago, to pnaiding, J. M. Cbeeabrough, of 8k Louto, aqaacratery. Reaolutiona vara adopted watering aaat bound rataa trom St Loutoaad dtocontinuing the payment of oommlariona am aaat bound budneaa to othera than regular tloket aganta at Chicago, St Louia, Cincinnati and IndianapoUs.rIJ ■ - . **Be M—gfti U OtadL Lounvnxn, Hot. 4.—Speaker CartUlehas been defeated in the Ocrrinfton district, and there is no ream to chap the ntunee of the Kantuoky delegating previously given. Hunter and Flnley, Bepabhoans, in tlie Third and Bsrantti illsti li la reaper tively, are oertainly elected by good majority*. 'Jfhomas, Republican, in the Ninth, it is thought is elected, bat the official oount will probably be required to decide. In tbla district the reault it very ohm Oarath claims !M6 majority, with fall rote from all precincts bat one, and from many anon tha official oount. Wilson claim* 1 majority, with the mm precinct to bear from. Many Democrat* concede Wilson his Claim. A oontest will be before the house in any case. CuUiWi Probable MkMt ciscorsxn, Nov. 4.—The Utect nigral from the Sixth Kentucky ccmgrt—li nial di»- triot indicate that Speaker Carikle b - beaten. Be dalaeA Frogramma tor Hi* it tfea Hub. i»'l i'*l in m . i*i Borrow, Wot. 4.—President Cleveland wffl be rtoeived at the Barton and Alb«ny depot Xandayby the governor. Be win be eaoarjMl by the mflitery to one of Am hotels, prdbalbly the Vendotne, Vhero the (Me will entertetobim with a breakfast Stem there he wlll'be token to Harvard college, where he wffl MM the anniversary oeletaatfcm and partake rf*dlnner, after which, besides the military, be be eeoorted by a body of Harvard Mlnfrwts he* to Botoon, where he wiH be urtwtefcul by the ctty, partaking of a dinner and holding a reception in the evening, to which 8,000 Invitations wUl be toned. He wffl leave on the 10:80 Mn far Washington, receiving the ■ante escort to the train. Hia Democratic state committee had tntended giving the preeident a dinner on Tueeday had he oooeanted to stay, but on his refusal toe project was abandoned. As the nraklea* is to remain here only one day, the eaocrt wffl oonsist of one cavalry battalion alone, there not being tim* to get t»a militia bet* ** Thanpideukwffl be aooompanied by Seoretary Endicott and CoL Lamopt, and probably by Secretaries Bayard and Lamar. -* doctka tar a om not Mm pov* ■Bile from the flgires at band. Gtea Thobe, his oppo-it, vu ban in W-. *»r.D fa mmnied Aid N«w Tow. Hot. 4.—The Tribune claims that the ootnpleTkm of the next hddw at repreeentatiTvfc in doobt, the majority etther w»T being rery email The Herald oialrm a Demooratia majority of only 8, at gpUowa: Democrat*. 18#; Republican*, 158; etc., S. . Tha PmUnl fcWrtrt, WASHuroroir, Nor. 4.—The president received comparatively few yesterday in reference to the ilitClii, Leopold _ Mone and W. L. Scott wen the only coo- * pimw who wired him Mm oI their election. The president, it ie said, is well pleased with the result of the elections, and sees nothing that can he construed into a rebuke to the administration or its policy. — « ftunflf of dz ohildran, aitd owna la own modaat Ma boon In Covinjfcnw Mf. Thobe AFBAKXR CABUM*. lUtW in til® urniture trade, at which ha baa m ia hwl lor ;ha paat ten yean. He ia a amber at the order of the Knights of Labor. PENNSYLVANIA DELEGATION. of Sawyer aa gover- OOT. &4.WIMIL nor and a Republican mator by the legislature. In Marrimao oounty the Democrateelected sheriff, solicitor, treaaurer and three oommtaaionen, and the Republican* regit tar of deed* and register of probate. Pmi.tnif.win. Not. i. —ThePeoniylvnnl* delegation will oooato of 10 Republicans aad B Demoarats, i DamoemMo gain of on*. The following is mi unofficial list, ootnputed from complete retains, of the new delegation AtWrge-Osborne^R mm • Bteth-DertJwrtai *. Barron, Not. 4.—G«dl Collins was shown the dispatch in The Naw York Boa announcing that ha would resign his ssat in congress as soon as harmony was restored in hiadietrict He said: "Not a word of troth in it Colli win Not Baalfn. A »o« Shop flN. All bat forty towns and wards give Cogswell, Dem., 88,174; Sawyer, Rep., 88,428; Wentworth, Pro., 1,878; Carpenter, Ob., 11 The remaining towns will increase Cogswell's vote to a majority oyer Bawjer. The total rote of the state shows a falling off of 14,000 compared with 1884. There is no tnoh letter In PoimjutD, Ma., Wot. 4—A Are ia the ihoa manufactory of Shaw, Godlng ft Co., on Middle itreet, completely gutted the building. Moat of the flntohed»toC* and ao»a machinery were MT«d The loa will probably amount to $50,000 or mora; well inaured. Deering, Miih. & Oo. w«n damaged about $5,000 by water; lniured. existence aa the on* referred to. 8uDsh a report la outrageous. I am larpriaed bow people can invent such ronton, or rather lie*. No, sir. The statement is not true." It is Later specials claim a ■nail Majority f®r Carlisle. Charleston, W. Va., Nor. 4.—So Clofinlte conclusion can be reached In Vila, the Third oongi easliwal district, for several jays, in oonaequence of the lack of facilities tar sectoring re tarns from the back —imttai Both Brown, Bap., and Snyder, Dem., aNIm a majority. Information has ban raoafosd here that Flick, BepubUoan far congress in the Second district, is slanted by a small majority. GoflTs majority oyer Btobner, for congress in the First district, ■ 1,000. The Fourth district is still in doubt t* WMt Virginia Mill lk MM OaUimer, Re*., to «|MM in the Second DongrmioDal dtotriot by a reduced plurality. Tie senate standi 14 to 10 in favor of the Republican!, although one or tw» districts are ttill in doubt Mr. Sprlngar IU-HmM. 3 ~;! tLu oivtzT .■nr* mm {«*• BranrofTOD, His., Not. Complete but unofficial rsturna Indicate the re-election of William M. Springer to oongii from the Thirteenth district, by about BOO majority. Notice to Visitor*. WjjHtiwciTOjr, Nor. i—The folio win* anuounoemeot U issued at the White House: The president finds it absolutely necessary to )kiStoBCbSf*wD tfa* 10th of November and Aha naxt meeting of oomgr*— should be at m disposal, freedom Interruption. Within this period he will be obl%ed to denyhlinaelf to Visitors, except upon aotual public business oC importance. This will not ha construed Is include applications or reoommendatksM for eOca. Ill is notification is givso to the pnhlic tMs early to dispose in advance ol the plea that atrip to Washington has been made in ignomee of the president's arrange mentb The osoal public recaptions at 1:80 o'cloofc on ICoodays, Wednesdays and Fridays will be oonttnued. Washukwo*, Mar. 4—Iter tbm Atlantie oomMt (totw, local rain*, »llghtly oooler, werterly wind* 1 WMllur Indications. Ntnth—Hieetand, & TwAWh IjrftcIt?D. The Bepublicani win have a good working majority in the house. CH1GA.OO, Nor. 4. —The indication are that Congressman Frank Lawler bu Jm reelected In the Beoond district by a very narrow majority. Itwttl take theofflalal returns to decide it Lawler was elected a year ago by over 2,000 majority. Thirteenth—Brumm, & fourteenth—Bound, B. TWMIIJ»«coiu1 DjSenfa  * Twaaty-aixth—Han, IX Twaaty-aaieath flcutt, D. BafnibUcana and 19 Damoarata. Of thnw. 10 Republican* and 18 Democrats will nMn. yd will ba bj 88 «u*» elected INDIANA'S RE8ULT. TRADE BULLETIN. So Tmr Keeelved Ilull eat* ■ R»- pablieM Victory. Iroiuuroua, Rot. 4.—Return* from onehall ot the precinct* in the state ahow strong gains 17 the Republican*, and the Dmaocrate concede the election of the Republican (tate ticket by 7,000 majority. The RepobUcane have made a gain of three mngr—nen, W. In Scott Kloctod. Ha Colore* Mm la tfcw lot ~^-nf Nmr Yoa*. Ho*. I —Money loaned at from t to 10 peroral all dar «Mjorl* olloane were negotiated at 7 par cant. Tnnhanan firmer at 4.UM»4Jt; aotaal rataa, 4J0K*4.MM for glxty sasy^wrsXcas Mi CM* oooft, SIM MA At the doee the «tock market waa barely iteady, with Lake Shore, Jersey Central and Laekawanoa rather heavy. The okalac Agroa, however, wera generally wto 1H P» aHfhigher, with an«- eeptional advance of t per am*. In OoneoHrtated Oaa. The eatea for the day amounted toM,«B Bbob, ftt, Nov. 4— Democrate Ot this city are wild with enthusiasm over the ~n nlrntliiii of W . L. Scott for congress from tko Twenty seventh district His plurality onr Mackoy, Rep., and Andrews, Pra, is Wldlehe lost votes in this city as compared wShtwo years ago, he made phenomenal gains in tho country districts, which are strongly Republican. In the two other ooontiea In this district, Warren and Venango, Uaclcey, of the latter county, barely held his party vote. Washington, Not. 4.—'Aa two Repablican colored member* at the preeeat house— Small, C)f South Carolina, and CHiu-a, ot North Carolina, have not been re-elected. This remove* the last of the colar*4 members from the house, and leaves the Fiftieth congress white tor the lint time tinoe the oloee of the war. ha vine elected How** in the lint district, Brown in the Sixth, Johnson In the Eighth, Cbeadle in the Ninth, Owen in the Tooth, Steele in the Eleventh and White tn the Twelfth. The Democrats elect CTHrfll fa the Beoond, Howard in the Third, Hoi men fa the Fourth, Watson in the Sifth, Byron fa the Seventh and Shively fa the TMrteeuU, the majorities in each, except dMriot, isssnssriSrisKSis- The Republicans have carried 54 oat at 100 legMt'ive districts, and 83 oat of 00 eenatorial districts, leaving than in a minority in the mate, bat giving a ntjorltj of 8 on joint ballot. If later reports do no* ohange this. which ie not at all probable, tkk Republicans wUl elect a United States senator and all the muabn of the benevolent boards. The Democrats oonoede oontrol of the lower hoaee of the legislature, bat still hope (or a small majority on joint ballot. Boston'! Xkny Ballots. Pre*ton Had Not Ran Away. Boston, Nov. 4.—The vote at tbm state complete, except the town* of Aahby and Qosnold, gives Ames, RsuibUoan, tor governor, 181,784; Andrew, Democrat, 118,800; Lothrop, Prohibit on, 8,148. Bracket, Republican, for lieatenaat governor, 119,811; Foster, Democrat, 114,810; Blackmose, Prohibition, 8,84a  iL*wuxcc, Mali, Nor. 4.— Richard Preeton. the .Boetoo coal dealer, Who hu been charged wtth.fi aud and flight, «n nen by a reporter on a train bound from Porttod to Buatnn -He-tr 1 i«rt 1m waa on hii way home to ineot and settle with Ida creditor*. Be had not defaulted for It, and wu able to pay everybody in full. He had not ran away, and had never thought of doing ■a Be wa» on a torfc collecting outstanding bilk when he waa taken a*verely 01 at Portland, and wa» obliged to remain there eeveraJ dayi under a phyrfolant ear*. He denounced aa maUdou* the damaging statement* that have been made about him. r , a apubUoana, Damoent Richmond, Hot. 4.—George D. Wlm, Hem., ha* a majority of 1,800 (a H» Third dtotilct. Returna Indicate that Bailey Brown, Rep., haa been elected In the fink dJetrlot; Bo wen, Rep., In Second dlatriot; Be p., in the Fourth; J. R Brawn, Rap, In Ihafltth diatrict, and Yoat, Rep., In Mm Tea*! dia trict; a gain of three Rmmblloana In lower houae of oongreaa. VllfimU'l Ddatstla. MtTok, Mor.i.—IXODB—Cfcaadwaak. after • light dvl trading. Mlimmila extra, «M0» HC0; «■ wheat Mta, «lllO«4M; dtj m01 extra. torWa* Ipdiaa; Ohio extra, iMtiA Southarn floor aloaad quiet at un- Optiona wore dull and price* kragalir. Frtn— fluctuated frequently, and MOMc bakDw tfcoae at Monday. Spot lota cloaed Arm and higher for aoma gradea. Spot aaiee of Ma 1 red atateat 88a; No. Ida, Ma; Ma 1 white da, Bta; Ma 1 fad winter. Ma (da. Ma; awpadad red, 8t#Mo-| No. I rad winter, Nov., MMa.; da Daa. 89M84«a; da Jta..8fM«MMa OOMM—OpUoBB wwa rteadr, hot quiet, and aloaad atroag at an advaaea of MOtta Spot iota eloaad Arm and MMMo. higher. Spot aalaa of Ma t mixed, afloat, at tfMe.; ungraded mixed, 46® ' D*&' OATS—OpUona wara quiet, but cioaed firm at about Monday* flgma* Spot iota aloaad higher. Bpotaaiea ot Ma 1 white Mate at Mc,; Ma * da, MMa; Ma Smixed, No*., MNa; da Daa,MNaMd. Hum K«pnbllomn. Topbka, Not. 4.—The chairman at the Republican state central ootnmfttw aayi: Safe estimates give Martin tor governor about 36,000 plurality. In nearly all congressional dislriuto the Republicans are elected by usual majoritiea I*. ,8001 Haw York, Hot. 4.—It la Soaod timt the vote in the Nineteenth ward ot Brooklyn had been Inoorreotly footed am and that Deacon White, Rep, instead ot haring US plurality for Saoogren, had 00)7 00. Thm vote in tba district will be officially oanTand, and It is likely that then will be a contort in the A OmM Likely. Haw Yen, Nor. 4. —The American schocium law & Hntnhescn baa arrived from Chagraa. bringing dx wuvivoni of the crew of the flpanish bark Ana Auroras, from Bareelona for Havana, which was wrecked and aank, by a hurricane Oct 0, carrying down a portion of the craw. The captain, mate and four wamai, after drifting upon wreckage five day*, (offering greatly from hangar, thirst end exposure, were picked np by the Hutcheeon near the Dry Tnrtogaa. The rescued man will be not home by thf Spanish consul. official count, bat not probably mors than Sou either way. Judge Daniels ran wall In U» interior of Mm state, bat lbs large vote oaM m New York and Kings for Feokham overbalanced Denials' vote in other parte at 61,000 majority outside of thee. two oountiefc The latest retarne fro. the state rive a change in vmfgfmmm. lUlufcw* Sep., The next awswihly will probably contain Mm&C'zm: | city, 1 fa XowtgooMrf oowntj, 1 In Monroe, 1 in Saratoga, 1 In Barssrlesr and T la Clinton, and lose lin Niagara. Boston, Hot. 4.—Warren H. Whatloek, the great at-round player of the Portland ball club, has signed with the Boston for 1887. He made mare ram than any other Hew England player last season. His batting average for the season waa 840, with a total of 844 in' 80 gamea, ant ha ia credited with twenty-two two-base hits, two hlplati and four home runa This le the third player that the Bostons have taken from the champion Portland nine. DOUBTS IN MISSOURI. Ik* Official Count* Heeewry to D*t*r- mlna Ikt W—nlt. Sr. Louis, Hot. 4—The indications were that Missouri would send a solid Democratic 0sl»gatlQn to congress. But the result la three districts Is now in dodbt The complete unofficial returns from the Ninth au. trict, this city, re-elect John H. Glover by 88 votes, bat the official count MO decide who gate the certificate of eleotfcm, and there will probably be a contest after thai The Kansas City and Springfield districts are also In doubt, with the Indications at this writing favorable to Warm aad Hall, praswit congressmen, both Rapublioans. Each side claims the victory, aad BataMt'a Majority. N*w York, Not. 4—The vote fa the Vint ooogrenional diitrict wu: BMiiad ooonty, Belmont, 8,80#; McCormlck, 7,404. Suffold ooonty, Belmont, 4,788; McCanriak, 5,053. Total, Belmont, 18,186; MnRnnrictfr, 1/5,280. Belmont'* majority 887. ItYB—Dull and nominal; aUto, 97«Mo.; WMt•ra, S6C«c. HABUY—Nominal PORK—Dull; mwibmi, $10.16^10.75. T D*Tt rinul Him ul tahty acUns; cub, tut; not., |t.nau«i Dm, BUTTER—DuB, bat Arm; state, 17Qt0o.; A nun] injector free with each bottle of Shiloh'a Catarrh Remedy. Price SO eeota. for sale by J. K. naming. Ome ItpobiltH lm MnWi Haw Yoax, Mot. 4.—The leadtr* at tlx Labor party to thia city will toon iaaua a call for a national confarance. A largi umWlH will ba MM Cooper institute nasi tat Meidy; tUU\ 0®lie.; i nlil»—4.UHX0. Obiunsbobo, N. a, No*. i.—The Republican* have elected nmn—maii Brower in the Fifth, defeat** Baid, On, by • Mil majority. ■QOS—In fair demaad; ateto, SSHc ; wMtera, llUQMl D1 8UQAB—Raw dull, tat Mm*; f«lr reflate,, aifc. Baflnsd quirt; out kMt (B-ISe.; cubM, | IAa, . ,| AAMVa ■ —1 -1 11/ _ 4 °w* i-iwc., powuerea, ®WDeo»# °t«c. , ■odd A. 5«c; eootactlonetl' A, coffee A. MMdwrd, * Ma&; OOOM oC A, • ; wkta jJM «•«#:■! «*» ci 4M04*D ; yuUo* No nipiag. Dr. Hand's Pleeaantv Phytic aerer ditturm deep nor operates tU after Veakfaat Price 26 eta. A Victory for Wpmaa Soatmga. koxmun, Vt., Hot. 4—Tha Vermont house of reDreientttiTM has DMMd hr a yoti of 136 to 83 a bill granting suffrage to womb, Hkllkvill*, Oh., Not. 5.—Batart majority otbt Morrison, for etmgnm, la L1H Xbto ha Republicangalaot 8,700. Miserable and Sleepleaa nights are unknown whan Dr. Hand'a Colic care aoothaa baby td ■bap without stupefying it with opium Price. 26 eta. Tbare it mom doubt evan u to tke ■» ihoM» at Martin I* CUrdy in tt» Tenth