Evening Gazette

              jyUlt (Kaffietfo NIMIHKH 2166 ( Weeklf EtlBbllabed LM30. j r " PITTSTON, PA., WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER 6, 1889. TWO CE1* I* I Ton Onitt a Wwk FROM NUMEROUS STATES committee, claims the state by 5,000 tor Campbell. Five hundred and four precincts outside of Cincinnati give Foraker 78,387; Campbell, 70.SJ40; Helwig, 8,815. Same in 1887, Foraker, 71,987; Powell, 64,880; Thorp, 3,792. . The latest estimates give the Republicans three majority in the legislature on joint ballot. is undoubtedly elected governor, nis plurality being variously estimated at from 8,000 to 7,000. The legislature results cannot be ascertained until a very late hour. YORK STATE AND JERSEY about 0,000. The total vote cr.st was very heavy, amounting to abtut 120,000 in a registration of 138,0001 Later returns gave the ftato Democratic ticket over 11,000 majority, and Alfred C. Chapin (Dem.) for mayor 7,000 majority over his Republican opponent. GEN. MAH0NE ARRESTED. VERY LITEST 1.8. Ms lee Hlie, Istablished 20 Years. One Price Always. Hon. Leon Abbett Defeats Gen. He Is Charged with Shooting McKinney Has Defeated Gen, E. Burd Grubb. Herbert Harrison. Mahone in Virginia. IN IOWA. In the Sixth senate district Abearn (County Dem.) beats Grady (Tam.), and in the Eleventh sen .to district Ives (Tam.) beats Carlin (Rep). Special Telegrams to 4 P. M. The State Has Gone Democratic bj 10,000 THE EMPIRE STATE DEMOCRATIC. THE ALLEGED VICTIM IS DYING. Our "Family Phyaloian" Oluen Away A YERY CLOSE CONTEST IN OHIO. I)E3 Moines, la., Nov. 6.—The elections in this state yesterday wore for governor, lieutenant governor, judjo of supreme court, superintendent of public instruction and railroad commissioner. The vote in this state will be compared with the vote for governor in 1887, when Larrabee (Rep.) had 109,686, Anderson (Dem.) 153,526 and Cain (M. L.) 14,499. Thirty precincts in Iowa show a net Democratic gain of 212. Nearly every part of the state heard from continues to show Democratic gains, which in some precincts amount to a landslide. The city of Burlington gives 1,500 Democratic majority, and Des Moines county will raise it to 2,000, a clean gain of 800 over the vote of two years ago. Majority. J. J. Liuson (Dem.) has been re-elected in the Fourteenth senatorial district. AFTER THE CONFLICT. Free to Our "atrons. Richmond, Va., Nov. 6.—The election in this state yesterday was tor governor and other state officers and members of the legis lature. A special from Lynchburg says: Campbell county gives 800 majority for iKinney. A nocratic maty of 7,000 in Sixth district laimed. South■oton county, Rhone's birth», gives 600 mocratic maty, a Demoatic gain of 1,100. s city gives Mciney, 2,156; Male, 1,817. Mc- mey's majority, 839. A Democratic The Republican Have Probably Lost by Gen. Mabone Under Arrest—His Friends We ever will be first, let any who will be second. The Continental Jersey Works of Philadelphia are gone. Mr. A. B. Brown bantered a whole day with the assignee. That State Claimed by Both Parties— About 15,000—Tbe Contest In Various Newburg city, complete for senator, gives Richardson (Rep.) 61 majority over Ward (Dem.). This is a Democratic gain of 130 over last year's special election for the same office. * Claim It Was Mot Be Who Shot Harrl- Echoes From the Recent Elec- Pennsylvania Republican — llrackott Parts of Both Stetee—Chapln Sleeted son—Contradictory Beports of the Af- tion Battle Fields. Elected—Iowa, Maryland and MIsaIs- Bfayor of Brooklyn. fair—Election Crimes. lippl Democratic—Nebraska Republican Trinton, N. J., Not. 0.—The elections in this state yesterday were for governor, onethird of the senate and members of the legislature and county officers. So far the returns from Ocean county show Republican majorities as follows: Orubb for governor, 560; Cranmer for senator, 470; Hurst for assemblyman, 475. In Camden oounty Gen. Orubb (Rep.) will have a majority approximating 3,100. C u mberland county gives Orubb, for gov- Syracuse city,complete, gives Gilbert 7,340, Rice 5,385. Petersburg, Va., Nov. 6.—The greatest excitement prevails here. Gen. Mahone, the defeated candidate for the governorship, has been arrested for shooting at and fatally wounding a man named Herbert Harrison. Harrison is a young Democrat who has been a fierce partisan of McKinney, the victor In the fight for governor. Harrison was standing on the steps of the court hoose at 10 o'clock last evening, when it was pretty well understood that Mahone had been defeated. Not knowing that Mahone waa standing close behind him, he made use of some abusive terms with regard to the defeated ex-senator. -- OHIO IS PROBABLY DEMOCRATIC, Harrisburq, Nov, 8.—State treasurer was the only officer voted for in this Btate yesterday. Following are the estimated pluralities in by counties for state treasurer: Juniata county, Boyer (Rep.), 50 plurality; Democratic gain, 20. Blair, Boyer (Rep.), 1,830 plurality; Republican gain, 19. Cameron, Boyer (Rep.), 100 plurality; Democratic gain, 68. Monroe, Bigler (Dem.), 1,650 plurality; Republican gain, 89. Lehigh, Bigler (Dem.), 3,100 plurality; Democratic gain, 207. Montour, Bigler (Dem.), 550 plurality; Republican gain, 77. Pike, Bigler (Dem.), 550 plurality. Northumberland, Bigler (Dem.), 100 plurality; Democratic gain, 269. Warren, Boyer (Rep.), 500 plurality; Democratic gain, 892. Tioga, Boyer (Rep.), 8,000 plurality; Democratic gain, 10. Snyder, Boyer (Rep.), 500 plurality; Democratic gain, 205. Crawford, Boyer, 2,000 plurality ; Republican gain, 583. Northampton, Bigler (Dem.), 2,800 plurality; Republican gain, 518. Clarion, Bigler, 800 plurality; Republican gain, 169. City of Middletown (new city), complete, gives llichardson (Rep.) for senator 297 majority.Ths Result, Though, Hang* by 1 Thread and May Sway Either Way—Campbell'* Great Gains in Hamilton County—Thorman Claims the State for the Democrats. Ths town of Walkill, complete, gives Ward for senator 11 majority. They were one of the largest cloak manufactures in the United States. Their goods noted to be the finest and best made in the market. No more of their stock—half of it bought for spot cash is in our store, the other came to late for it went to Chicago. But we have the cream of the stock. Worth your while to see them. From returns so far in at Newburg the indications are that Senator WfiJ is re-elected. Prank Cassedy (Dem.) is making a close run with Assemblyman Adams (Rep.), and is probably elected. The city, complete, gives Rice 1,935, Gilbert 2,476, Wemple 1,985, Cook 2,477. Later returns show the election of the entire Democratic state ticket by a majority probably exceeding 10,000. Boies, for governor, seems slightly ahead of the balance of the ticket. Cincinnati, 0., Not. 6.—Campbell'* majority la Hamilton county 1* 7,643. Columbus, 0., Not. 6.—Tburman claim* he 8tate for Campbell by a slight majority. Eight hundred and flfty-nioe distriou outside Dt Cincinnati show Democratic gain* of 9,16*. Pottawatomie county reports a Democratic majority of 1,500, a gain of 700; Carroll, a Poughkeepsie city, oomplete, gives Rice 1,867 and Gilbert 2,250. Wemple runs about 20 votes behind his ticket. P. W. MCKINNEY. gain of 587. The returns from surrounding counties and from southwest Virginia indicates Mahone's overwhelming defeat. Richmond gives Mo- Kin ney and balance of Democratic ticket .5,472 majority, twice as large as ever given before. The returns from other parts of the state up to 11 p. m. indicate Democratic majorities of not less than 25,000 majority. The Republicans' concede it by 15,000. Up to this hour the Democrats have gained eight members of the legislature. The estimate is that tho Democrats will have a twothirds majority in each house. In Henrico county, which heretofore has been Republican, Davis (Dem.) is conceded elected to the legislature by Republicans. Large Democratic gains in the black belt, Halifax county, heretofore Republican, gives Democratic majoritv. Returns from nearly the entire state indicate Mahone's defeat by from 15,000 to 20,000 majority. Governor Lee has sent the following dispatch to ex-President Cleveland: "Virginia has buried Mahone by probably 80,000 majority."Alexandria City gives 467 majority for McKinney, a Democratic gain of 825. Clarke county gives 850 majority for McKinney, a Democratic gain of 150. Democratic majority of 700, a gain of 50( Scott and Du buq In Buffalo seventy-six election districts out of ninety-nine in the city gives a Republican majority of 2,298 on the head of the state ticket. For assembly, Sheehan (Dem.) is elected in the First, Andrews (Rep.) in the Third, Ganther (Dem.) in the Fourth and Currier (Rep.) in the Fifth. The Second is in doubt, with chances favoring Endres (Dem.). For senator, Laughlia (Rep.) is undoubtedly elected. The Democrats have elected their candidate for mayor by a big majority. All the other Republican city candidates are probably elected. Eighty-two districts in the city gives the head of the Republican state ticket 2,065 majority. Mahone, who is a very small man with a long gray beard, rushed up to Harrison, a broad shouldered young Herculea, and, shaking his fist in his faoe, poured forth a volume of vile epithets. Harrison was so startled by the sight of the extraordinary and excited little figure that he drew back for an instant Some people say that he put his hand to his hip pocket as if to draw his revolver. Others deny that he did so. It is asserted that Gen. Mahone drew his revolver and fired at Harrison full in the face. Mahone Fires In Bis Faee. The Besnlt In New Jer*ey. counties also show large gains. Tbsnton, N. J., Not. 6.—Leon Abbett's majority oyer Gen. E. Burd Grubb, tor Goveror, is now estimated »t 8,000 The New Jersey assembly stands 36 Democrats to 24 Republicans. In the Senate the latter hart ■lo majority. turns, are not suf- ty. Burlington county gives Grubb 1,800 majority. Passaic give Grubb (Rep.) for governor 2,000 majority; Gloucester county estimated Republican majority of 400. The Democrats in Essex county, it is estimated, have elected six of the ten assemblymen.LEON ABBETT. ernor, 1,034 majorl- oonclusion, but licieut to base a Hutchinson (Rep.) for governor is probably e 1 e ctcd Philadelphia, Nov. 6.—Returns from twenty-seven counties, including Philadelphia, show a net Republican gain of about 25,000 over the vote of 1887, when the Republican plurality for state treasurer was 45,245. Boyer's plurality will probably exceed C10,000. Philadelphia county gives Boyer 38,000 majority. Returns from fifty-seven of the sixty-seven counties of the state, including Philadelphia and Alleghany counties, give Boyer (Rep.), for state treasurer, 63,115 plurality over Bigler (Dem.). Philadelphia county gives Boyer 41,080 plurality, against 14,353 for Hart" (Rep.) for state treasurer in 1887. Boyer's plurality in the state will be about 00.000. The total vote of Philadelphia county is: Boyer (Rep.), 84,758; Bigler (Dem.), 43,678; Johnston (Pro.), 1,183, for state treasurer. Pennypacker (Dem. and Rep. present incumbent), 123,711; Briggs (Pro.), 1,558, for judge of court of common pleas. by a largely re- Albany, N. Y., Nov. 6.—The Republican eaders concede the Democratic Bute ticket D majority of 20,000. New York Democratic. The Iowa Republi- duced majority. One lot of children's coats, imported beaver in garnet, navy and electric blue. For size 4 years, manufactureis price $7.00 our price $4.50. can state commit- There is every indication of a Democratic 'victory. Chairman McDermott, of the Democratic state committee, says: "Abbett is certainly elected by a majority largely in excess of Governor Green's figures. I have |been notified that State Senator Werte is re-elected from Morris county, where we also gain an assemblyman." | Chairman Smith, of Essex county, telegraphs from Newark that Essex has been carried for Abbett and seven Democratic assemblymen elected out of ten. This is a 'gain of two. In Hudson county the indications point to the election of eight and poe'sibly nine Democratic assemblymen. ' Eight counties in the state show a net Republican gain of 3,016. Somerset county gives a Democratic majority of 300. for Hutchinson by tee olaim the state Mahone Under Arrest. New Jersey 10,000 Democratic. Trenton, N. J., Nov 6.—The latest avaiD- ' le figures here give Abbett, Dem., 10,000 uajortty.  6,000. Democratic HORACE BOIES. Rome, complete, gives Rice 1,639 and Gilbert 1,276. A number of Harrison's friends seised bold of the infuriated little general and prevented him emptying another cartridge into the prostrate form of the young Democrat. It was found that the bullet had entered Harrison's jaw, and had taken an upward oourse toward the brain. Harrison is unconscious, and is not expected to live till morning. The bullet has not yet been found. state committee say thay are sure Boies is elected by a small majority. It is impossible to make an estimate on reports received. It is Bafe to say Republicans elect railroad commissioner and judges. Nothing as yet received on legislative ticket in any district. In Glens Falls Scott Barton (Rep.) has been elected assemblyman. The Democrats concede that the county has gone Republican on the state ticket by 700 majority. Iowa 10,000 Democratic. Dea Moines, 6.—Later returns give the State to the Democrats by 10,000 majority. The Democrats claim the state by from 7,000 to 10,000. Chairman Pray, of the Republican central state committee, does not give it up, but will give no figures. The state register claims that the last 100 precincts heard from have shown exceptional Democratic gains and that tfiat the others to come will not keep it up, but that the back precincts will show Republican gains enough to wipe out the Democratic gains. Many Republican leaders have given it up and gone home. The indications point very strongly to the election of Boies (Dem.), In the Nineteenth district Emerson (Rep.) has been elected senator. For size 6 years, manufacturers price $8.00, our price $5.50. In the Eighth assembly district P. Wissig (Tam. and County Dem.) defeated "Silver Dollar" Smith by a majority of 147. Oblo Elects Campbell. Mahone was immediately arrested and conveyed to the city jaiL Columbus. O., Not. 1 —Returi.s at 3 p. m dica e (he election of Campbell, by 6,000 majority. Saratoga Springs, complete, gives Rice, 1,271; Gilbert, 1,296. Boyce (Dem.) for assembly has a majority of 100 in the First district. Scbeffer (Rep.) is elected to the assembly in the Second district by 250 majority. The estimated majority for Gilbert in the county is 1,000. Another Story of the Atlhlr. There was the greatest excitement among the Democrats of this oity last evening over their victory. A party of young men went to Gen. Mahone's house and fired off a lot of rockets. Gen. Mahone ordered them off. They continued their jollification, when suddenly a pistoi shot was heard and one of the young Democrats, Herbert Harrison, fell. He had been struck by a ball in the thigh. For size 8 years, manufacturers price $9.00, our price $6.50. Massachusetts Republican, Boyer's plurality, taken from estimates from every county in the state, is 63,335. Over one-half of the state heard from gives a Democratic majority of about 84,000. Norfolk city gives a Democratic majority of 1,908, a Democratic gain of 3,489. | Monmouth county gives a Democratic majority of 1,600. Boston, M sa., Not. C—Bracket', Sep.. is lected Governor by 6,000 majority, rest of Si ale ticket by about 'he same vote i Middlesex county gives a Democratic majority of about 1,200. D For size 10 years, manufacturers price $10, our price $7.50. IN MARYLAND. j Democratic gains are shown by the scattering returns received from eight Trenton torecincts. T The majority for Grubb in Mercer county {is now estimated at 500, and for Rice (Rep.), Jor senator, the majority is 400. Tompkins county gives the Republican state ticket 550 majority. Stevens (Rep.) is probably elected assemblyman. The entire Republican county ticket is elected. The Democrats Have Both Houses vf the The Republicans have carried the following counties by decreased majorities: Elizabeth City, Gloucester, Henry, James City, Middlesex, Nottaway and Richmond. They carry Warwick county by an increased majority of 100. Forty cities and towns out of 114, including the principal cities, give 20,000 Democratic majority; Democratic majority estimated at 30,000. Virginia Bourbon as Usual. Legislature. London, Nov. 6.—The Star thanks God that the capture of Wadelai by the Mahdists has swept European and Egyptian domination from Central Africa, and expresses hope that it may never be restored. Cable lirevltles. A. B. Coons (Dem.) for assembly will carry Schoharie county by 1,150. A great many people insist that the shot was fired by Gen. Mahone, who is muoh chagrined over his defeat. Bichm'-vd, Va., Nov. 6.—The liabooeitf a concede licKiooey's election. The State is 40,000 Democia'ic. For size 12 years, manufacturers price $11, our price $8.50. Baltimore, Nov. 8.—A comptroller, mombers of the legislature and county officers were voted for in this state yesterday. The vote was very heavy. Returns received thus far indicate Baughman's (Dem.) majority for comptroller will be 11,000, of which he receives 6,COO in Baltimore city. The legislature, as indicated by the returns up to 11:30, will be largely Democratic. Davidson (Dem.) for mayor of Baltimore is elected by probably 8,500 plurality. Cleveland's plurality in 1888 was 5,045. | In the First district Wicyoff (Rep.) is [elected to the assembly. | In the Second district Stull's election is ■claimed by the Democrats, as well as Scroth's in the Third district. Orleans oounty gives Sutherland (Rep.) for senator about 700 majority. L'Hommedieu (Rep.) is elected to the assembly by 1,100. Geneses elects Miller (Rep.) to assembly. The hearing at the station house resulted in Mahone being held for the action of the grand jury, and bound oyer to the Deoember term in the Hustings court in (2,600 bail. MAHONE DID NOT SHOOT. An explosion of gas occurred in a colliery at Bernburg, Germany, killing ten men and seriously wounding many others. No Evidence to Prove That He Fired at For size 14 years, manufacturers price $12, our price $9.50. Augusta county gives 1,916 Democratic aajority—1,100 more than Cleveland's. Norfolk county gives 1,900 Democratic najority, a Democratic gain of 2,600. Petersburg gives 446 Democratic majority and elects two Democratic members of the legislature—the first time since the readjustnent.I Returns Indicate that Morris county gives lAbbett a small majority, elects three Democratic assemblymen and re-elects Senator HVerts by an increased majority. Abbett's majority in Hunterdon county is /S3,000. Both of the Democratic assemblymen 'are elected. \ Abbett has 1,700 plurality in Warren coun"ty. Hooker (Dem) in the First district is to the assembly, and Haggerty '(Dem.) in the Second district. William (O'Neill (Dem) is elected surrogate. Ten towns in Allegany county show a Republican gain of 250, and the Republican state ticket will receive about 8,000 majority. Senator Fassett is surely re-elected in the Twenty-seventh district. Thompson (Rep.) is elected to the assembly from this county. The Republican county ticket is elected. Killed in Virginia. Petersburg, Va.. Nov. 6.—Sen. Mahonwas given a hearing this morning, on the •barge of shooting with intent to kill He -wore that he was sitting quietly in hi* lirary when be hC ard tbe Bound of Are arm* a Dd aaw fire wcrks »swnding in his yard. H* m ized a gun ana rushed out to protect his property. He did not fire. Others awore elo that be did not ahoC.t Romaine. who preferred the charge, awore that either II ah one r Berry, who was with him, fired. Harrison, the man ahot, ia not aerioucly hurt Herbert Harrlaon. Herr Brandeis, the German official who is believed to tie responsible for much of the trouble in Bamou, has been appointed to a high diplomatic position in New Guinea. Richmond, Va., Nov. 6.—Michael Fall, a young Democrat, and Phil Lambert, a Republican, engaged in an altercation over politics, and Lambert, after being badly beaten, got a shotgun and fired at Fall, wounding him. The latter died soon after the shooting. Then there are about 200 garments, nicely made, for ages from 4 to 12 years at from $1.95 "to $5.00, which is about one-half of the actual value. But the pride of the lot are about 150 ladies long garments made for the finest Chestnut street trade, worth from $10 to $40 each. We could afford to cut those figures in two. They are the finest ever seen here. The Democrats have elected their candidates for mayor, chief judge, clerk of the superior court, surveyor and sheriff in Baltimore.The Portugese cabinet has been reconstructed as follows: Senhor Luciano Castro, premier and minister of the interior; Senhor Eduardo Coelho, minister of justice; Senhor Oliveira Martins, minister of finance; Maj. Franzini, minister of war; Senhor Antonio Eunes, minister of the colonies; Senhor Barros Gomes, minister of foreign affairs; Senhor Ressano Garcia, minister of public works. Rockingham county gives 700 Democratic majority.  The indications are that Lewis county elects a Republican member of assembly by 800 majority. The county will give a large majority for the Republican state and senatorial candidates. John Drisooll, a Democratic ticket holder, knocked down a fusion ticket holder named Apple and kicked him to death. The quarrel was not political, but the result of animosity between the two men on other grounds. ' Of the legislators, the Democrats elect twelve and the Fusionists six. Poe (Dem.) for the senate in the Second district is elected. IN MISSISSIPPI No Opposition to the Election of the k Abbett, for governor, has a majority in ew Brunswick of 1,100. For county clerk, onnery (Dsm.) has a majority of 265 over .Conger (Rep.). For assembly, First district, Tappen (Dem,) 174 oyer Eggert (Rep.). Second district, Jaques (Dem.) over Janeway ,(Rep.) 894. Third district, Mannahan (Dem.) over &ane (Ind. and Rap.) 260. The Republican plurality in Oswego county will be about 2,500. N. N. Sbrannahan (Rep.), of Fulton, is elected assemblyman over Howard in the First district by 166 majority. N. H. Selleck (Rep.) is elected in the Second district over W. F. Austen by about 1,200. The Democrats in Oswego county made a gain of 400 over the vote of 1887. George B. Sloan (Rep.), for senator, will have about 2,500 majority in Oswego county, and in the district his majority will be about 4,000. Wemple ran about even with Rice. The Republicans elect their entire county ticket. The Republicans gain, six legislators, but the Democrats will have both houses by an immense majority. Democratic State Ticket. The time occupied by the steamer City of Paris, which has just arrived at Queenstown, in making her voyt go from New York was 6 days 22 hours and 57 minutes. Donble Murder at Washington. Jackson, Nov. 6.—The elections in this state yesterday were for a governor and other state officers, members of the legislature and county officers. The election was uneventful except in a few counties where local differences existed, and where two tickets were in the field. Washington, Nov. 6.—Last evening a colored man named Osborne Vasey, and another, name unknown, ware quarreling, when Vasey shot the unknown man, who died in a few momenta. Vasey, though wounded, tried to escape, but was pursued by Offioer Ricken. Vasey fired on the offlcor, shooting him through the breast and killing him instantly. Vasey was wounded in two places and will probably die. Why Continue IN NEBRASKA. The use of irritating powde-s, snufla or liquiae. E'j'a Cream Balm, pleasant of appliaiion and a sure cure for catarrh and cold iu ead, can be had for 60c. It ia easily applied i'lto the noetti's, ia aafe and plraaant, and ia curiae the most obstinate casC s. It gives relief at once. The State Gives a Republican Majority It is stated here that the czarewitch is betrothed to Princess Margaret, youngest sister of the emperor of Germany, the betrothal having taken place while the czar was visiting Berlin. •* as llaual. Elizabeth, complete, gives Abbett (Dem.), 3,668; Grubb (Rep.), 2,625; Lamont (Pro.), '88; Abbett's plurality, 1,018. Lincoln, Neb., Nov. 6.—Nebraska voted yesterday for minor state and county officers and a congressman to fill the vacancy caused by the death of James Laird (Hep.) in the Second district. The Republican state ticket was recently withdrawn, and consequently there was no opposition to the election of the Democratic i In the First assembly district Voorhees '(Rep.) is elected by 164 majority over Conbelly. This district is usually Democratic by 900. \ The Second assembly district of Union county gives Marsh (Dem.) 480 majority over Benjamin (Rep.). state ticket. Washington, Nov. 6. — William Reed Lewis sailed today for Tangiers. He will resume his position there as United States consul temporarily, and settle his affairs in anticipation of a recall, which Mr. Blaine will probably issue in a short time. Ramon Azogue, the former interpreter at the Tangiers coqsulatc, is not satisfied with the exoneration of Mr. Lewis from the charges Consul Lewis to Be Recalled. The Proprietors Lincoln, Neb., Nov. 6.—The vote in Nebraska was small notwithstanding the day was fair all over the state. The estimated majority for the Repablican state ticket is from 18,000 to 20,000. At 11 p. m. Chairman Richards, of the Republican state central committee, says the returns so far received are very meagre, but it is safe to Fay that Narville (Rep.) for supreme judge lias been elected by 17,000 majority. Morrill and Knight (Rips.), state university regents, by 80,000 majority, and Laws, for congress from IN MASSACHUSETTS Endres (Dem.) is elected in the Second assembly district of Buffalo. A Ballot Box Seised. Of Ely's Cream Balm do not cl im it to be % cure-all, but a «ure remedy fer catarrh, cold* id tbe bead and hay fever. It is not a liquid r a snuff, but ia ea»ily applied into the nosrila. It gives reHef at once. Frederick, Md., Nov. A—An election riot occurred at the polling plaoe in the Woodsboro district, thia county, yesterday afternoon. A county constable was shot, the judges driven from the room, and the ballot box taken. Opposing factions arrayed themselves on each side of the road and flred on each other. The sheriff and a poaae have gone to the scene of the trouble. A lot of seal plush coats 38 inches long, seal ornaments at $14.75. A lot of misses long garments, make, finish and quality same as the ladies, worth from $14 to $25. Price cut in half. The Republicans Win—The New Austra- lian System a Success. Livingston county is Republican by about 700. Boston, Nov. 0.—Yesterday's experience has seemed to prove beyond doubt the success of the Australian system of voting, and testimony from all sections of the state is almost unanimous in its praise. In this city the voting places Returns make it certain that Abbett is elected by an overwhelming majority, and that the Democrats have retained control of the assembly. In Onondago three assemblymen and the one in Cortland are all Republicans. Senator Hendricks (Rep.) has 4,000 majority in the district. One day I was taken with Paralysis of the Bowels. Tbe Stomach aDd other organ* lost all power of action. A.though opposed to proprietary medicine*, I iried Dr. David Kennedy's Favorite Remedy, of Bond out, N. T. To make a long story abort it saved my lif-. It is tbe beet medicine in the werld for difllcult'M of the kidneys, liver and bowels. —A. J. Gifford. Lowell, ltas& preferred against him by Azogue, and he still lingers in this city urging- Secretary Blaine to make a further investigation at Tangiers. It is not likely that Mr. Blaine will grant the request. The latest returns indicate that the senate will st" Ad 11 Republicans to 10 Democrats. The Dw aerate have probably elec tad S3 of the 60 assemblymen. The New York Sun says Abbett's majority in New Jersey will be between 10,000 and I2,u00. _____ The First and Second districts of Washington county have elected the two Republican candidates, Larmor and Johnson, to the assembly. have presented Arrests far Bribery. the Second district to succeed the late Con gressman Laird, by 7,000. Late returns indicate a Republican ma jo rity in the state of 20,000. remarkably qui* Tread way (Rep.) has been elected to the assembly in Essex county. Rondoot, N. Y., Nov. 6.—In the Second ward Benjamin G. Walker, a prominent Republican and member of the county board of supervisors, was arrested for bribery. He was arraigned before the recorder and held in $600 bail. At Fort Ewan Dr. Joeiah Hasbrouck, brother of ex-Assembly man Hasbrouck, was arrested for bribery and gavs ball. the scenes thereii appearance, ant Clara Louise Kellogg to Retire. been in m a r k e have in many case New Yohk, Nov. (S.—Clara Louise Kellogg and Carl Strakosch, her husband, haye arrived in New York from (Southampton. It has been said that Miss Kellogg has retired permanently from the stage, and that is at the present moment her determination. Strakosch is very much averse to his wife's returning to the stage, and the sweet singer will probably never be heard again unless Bhe is prevailed upon to sing at one of the numerous charity entertainments promised for this winter. IN NEW YORK. James L. Dempeey (Dem.) Is elected by 800 majority in the Second Assembly district of Oneida county. IN OHIO. contrast t o thosC We desire to aay to our citiiens, that for yean we have been selling Dr. King's New Discovery for Consumption, Dr King's New Life Pills, Bucklen's Arnica Salve and Electric Bitten, and have never handled remedies that sell aa well, or that have given such universal satisfaction. We do not hesitate to guarantee them every time, and we stand ready to refund the purchase price, if satisfactory results do not follow their use. These remedies have won their great popularity on their merits. At Price * Oo.'s drag store, Pittstorj, and E. W. Campbell's drag store, West Pittston. Merit Win*. At our gents' counter some telling bargains this week. usually witnessed. Voting has pri About lfi.OOO. I New York, Nov. 6.—In this state a secretary of state, comptroller, treasurer, attorney general, engineer, judge of the cpurt of appeals, three supreme cpurt judges, two congressmen, thirty-two senators, one hundred and twenty-eight assemblymen and various local officers were chosen. The State Carried by the Democrats by Tioga county, complete, gives Gilbert over Rice at least 1C000 majority. Abram J. Decker (Rep.) is re-elected to the assembly, and Thomas Hunter (Rep.) is elected senator. A Sharp Fight Between Foraker ami Campbell for Covernor. Columbus, Nov. 6.—In this stato the tleor lions yesterday were for a governor, lieutenuit governor, judge of the supreme court, tote treasurer, state school commissioner, -+torney general, D in b e r of thq ite board of pubi works and clerk the supreme ourt. ceeded with d i patch, and vote] have enjoyed C. L. Willis (Rep.) is elected assemblyman by 400 majority in Schuyler county. For senator C. T. Saxton (Rep.) gets 400 majority. The Republican state ticket has about 400 majority. One special lot of West Pittston made cochenil dyed medicated red shirts and drawers $1.00. freedom from th New York, Nov. 6.—Robert Spriggs (colored), son of a saloon keeper at 18 Grand street, stabbed and fatally wounded Charles Mayo, a horse trainer, in a drunken quarrel at the saloon. Spriggs was arrested. Fatal Stabbing Affray. ballot distributoi importunities o that they have ne' I The Press (Rep.) concedes the state to the Democrats, but claims that the Republicans have made such large gains in the legislature that they will have a two-thirds majority. The World (Dem.) claims that the (Democrats have made such large gains in | the assembly that they may control the Jower house. The senate, it says, will reitnain Republican by about tho usual manority. It claims the state by 20,000 majority. The Tribune (Rep.) concedes it by 18,000. or known before. Very few cases are An Kx tension of the Riverside Mills. A Pan-American's Divorce Salt. reported where in- J. Q. A. BRACKKTT. Providence, R. L, Nov. 6.—The creditors of the Riverside and Oswego Mills company ire freely signing the agreement for extension and settlement recently submitted by the assignee, and there is no doubt that the proposition will be indorsed by nine-tenths of the creditors. The mills will be kept running, and the thousands of operatives will receive their full pay regularly. Providence, Nov. 6.—A prominent member of the International Maritime conference, Capt. A. M. Brisbee, representing the empire of China, is just now occupying public attention here as plaintiff in an amusing divorce suit. Capt. Brisbee is a native of Cape Cod, where his wife, Flora, lives. For ten years past he has been in the service of the Celestial emperor. A little over a year ago he came home on leave of absence and alleges that his spouse celebrated his by pulling his beard, scalding ljim with the tea kettle and knocking him down several times with a stove poker. He has, therefore, entered suit by counsel in the supreme court for absolute divorce. It is Understood that there is another side to the story. Friends of his wife allege that he attempted to run his home and family on an Oriental plan that was incompatible with the dignity of an Atuerioan housewife, and she took, heroic measures to persuade him to return to Nineteenth century ways The suit promises to be lively and entertaining. Capt. Brisbee is now in Washington attending the conference. A Judge Arrested. One lot all sizes, red and white striped 75 per dect, men's wool shii ts and drawers.The returns are ming in slowly, lere are 2,404 prencts in the state, irty heard from Cw show net avage Di'inocratip a ins of ten to a precinct. Foraii foraker. ker's majority two years agi was 38,000. This indicates that the result q® governor will b» close, and the probabifl 7y is Foraker is defeated. The Pftlaj*co yf the Republican ticket is probably elected. Cincinnati, Nov. (J.—The Enquirer claims that Campbell (Dom.), for governor, has carried Hamilton county by 5,000, a net gain over Foraker's vote iu 1887 of 12,000. Columbus, O., Nov. 6.—Chairman Neal claims Campbell's election and the eutire state Democratic ticket structions as to the method of voting were necessary, and practically the only aid re- Washington, Nov. ft— A private dispatch received here from Petersburg, Va., says that a Democratic judge of election was arrested there for stuffing a ballot box in open daylight.  uired was for those who came under law as "by blindness or other physical disability were unable to mark their ballots." MUSIC HALL, While voters expressed their pleasure at being able to vote without the usual solicitation in the interest of one candidate or anct 'D£r, the ward officers were also delighted at beirib*"*hje to attend to their duties without being disftmbgd by the customary bustle and disturbances oBteide tb j rail. There was some slight by a conflict of the duties of precinct a3Diother officers, but it was insignificant, and but little trouble. With regard to the baJJetfi themselves there was little or no complairtlk From all over the state) reports indica?* a very quiet election and a light vote. AN though the voting itself was conducted as expeditiously as in former years the count was not completed as early, and returns come in slowly. There is probably not the slightest doubt tliut the Republican candidate for governor j[s elected by a good majority, Eighty towns and 268 precincts of Boston give Brackett Si,070; Russell, 33,287; Black* iner, 1,054. This indicates the election of Brackett and the entire Republican state ticket by a substantial majority. Russell has made large gains in the but has jost heavily iq Boston. Two hundred cities and toiyns, including Woburn and New Bedford, Taunton and SaWi, with 385 pf the 286 precincts of |8ostou, gK'e Brackett 63,261; Russell, 58,005. New Ycrk, Nov. 6.—The Herald says Brackett, for governor o' Massachusetts, is Presidential Appointments. ONE NIGHT ONLY. You find these goods in many windows marked at two dollars per suit Our price while they last is 1.25 per suit. A lot of men's fine quality natural wool and camel's hair one half hose. Big drive, 25c a pair. At our dry goods department, quantity fine unbleached German damask, 56 inches wide, worth 60c. This week 39c a yard. A special lot ot black dress goods, draiate, armour and cicilian effects from 75c to one dollar per yard. Lot of plaid wool dry goods marked down to 20c. Elegant line of ladies' felt hats any shape and color, 68 cents. Washington, Nov. 6.—The president has appointed the following named postmasters: Massachusetts—C. T. Scott, Uxbridge. NeW York—W. L. Wood, Queens. The president has appointed Warren G. Sayre, of Indiana, commissioner on the Cherokee commission to fill the place left vacant by the death of ex-Governor Hartranft. H. C. Waggener has been appointed postmaster at Kenkana, a fourth class office in New York state. Wednesday, Not. 6th,'89 Daring Diamond Kobbery. From latest returns received it is ascerdned that the next legislature will be com- The latest and best of all Comedy Suooeaaes. Lc'UISviiae, Nov. 6.—One of the boldest robberies that has ever been perpetrated in this city occurred on Fourth avenue, near Walnut. On a crowded street, with many pedestrians in the immediate vicinity, a well known lady, Mrs. H. E. Harris, was attacked by an unknown scoundrel and robbed of her hand satchel, containing $400 worth of diamonds. The thief made good escape. V A Keystone Labor Federation. LANCASTER, Pa., Nov. 6.—The Cigarmakers' anion of this city, at a meeting here, took Iteps to organize a federation of the differoujt trade and labor organizations of central Pennsylvania. The federation will be managed by a legislative body composed of delegates from all the unions represented, but trade organization will be independent."Our German Ward posed as follows: Senate, 21 Republicans, 11 Democrats; assembly, 67 Republicans, J1 Democrats. Not quite 200,000 citizens voted in this One tally, with a few election districts BY ALLEN WIQHTMA V. missing, showed a total of 197,887 votes for the state ticket. Of these Rice, the Demo- bratic candidate for secretary of state, polled 029,991, and Gilbert, his Republican opponent, 66,722. Griffen, the Prohibition candidate, received 624. For comptroller, jWemple (llem.) obtained 126,347; Cooke (Rep.) 68,602, and Rand (Pro.) 638. This •makes Rice's plurality 63,269, and Wemple's, 168,645. | In the city and oounty and judicial elections Tammany made a clean sweep with «ne exception. Their only candidate defeated was Judge Gildersleeve for re-election as general sessions judge. The figures at a late hour showed him, however, to have been beaten by a few hundred votes by his opponent, James Fitzgerald. The remainder ol the Tammany ticket was elected by a plurality of over 10,000 votes A Schooner's Crsw Lost. ▲DOMKKTKD BY THB St. Iona.c*. Mich., Nov. Capt Mo- Carty, of the T. 8. Taxter, from Manistque, reports an unknown three masted schooner sVAk off White Shoal Her cross tree* sure est of water, and all hands supposed to have been lost RogallapslIitaiyBaiifl AND HARMONY ORCHESTRA. Governor Foraker does not yet give it  bat snys the returns look bad. o if r f e e n precincts in Cleveland jndjcate Foraker's majority in Cuyahoga pounty 4,000. ■f b r e e hundred tujd sixty-four vofc-  lng places in Ohio outside of Cincin-aVy I Oati show a crati* gain of 8,879, nR i and the same rela- (' I tive vote through- \ out will elect For- \ aker by 3.00Q. Outing Association Games. A Murderer's Victim Pead. Forming the strongest Dramatic and Musical Attraction now before the ' ubllc New York, Nov. 6,—In the Outing Athletic association games at the Brooklyn Athijetio association grounds, A. A. Jordan, N. Y. A. C., put the 86-pound weight 21 feet UDi inches, breaking the record by one-half inch, and defeating M. W. Ford, who put the weight 20 feet 11 inches. Jordan also beat Ford in throwing the 16-pound hammer, his distance being 103 feet 4% inches, and Ford 91 feet inches. Bridgeport, Conn., Nov. 6.—Mrs. George Walker, the colored woman who was so severely cut with a razor by Charles Lees about a week ago, has died from the effects of the wound. Lees is held on a charge of murder. Reserved seats on sale at Buggies', Monday, No*. ♦. Price Mc , 50c. and 7fee. N B—Do not fall to see and ht-ar our Great Band, finest * ver men with a traveling compauy. Parade and cone- it at 12 o'clock, and at 7 p. m. In front of Music Hall. He Fears a Panic, Wanted. Washington, D. C.t Nov. 6.—In an interview on ths financial situation, Gen. F. E. Spinner, the ex-treasurer of the United States, predict*! that if the present silver policy was maintained the first short crop would precipitate a panic. He suggested that all the gold ip held in the treasury as a basis for bonds and currency, to be issuedby the government. Co-ed ueatlon Adopted. To rent as an office for a cnuple of dare every month, two well furmshpd rooms on flr-t floor, centrally located sta'e pries and location PROF. QU8TAVU8 K. THEfcX, M. D. 4n-3t Ambler, Pa. Philadelphia, Nov. 6.—At a meeting ef the board of trustees of the University of Pennsylvania the co-education system was adopted and a museum of archeology and paleontology was established. Professor Cope was elected to the chair of geology. Brooklyn, Nov. ft.—The vote in this city was handled very slowly, all the canvassers being new men, and although the polls closed at 4:49 p. m., not a single ward had sent in its complete figures at 9 o'clock. At that time 364 of the 875 districts in the city had been heard from, and they gave the Democratic state ticket a plurality of about 1,400. fleeted by probably 20,(XX), a Republican loss of 10.000. It looks as if the Democrat* had carried Chicago, Nov. 6.—The election in this (Cook) county yesterday resulted in a victory for the Democrats. Crawford (Dem.), for recorder, is elected over Stephens (Rep.) by a safe majority. The Democrats elect Us of the county commissioners and the Republicans five. Chicago Has an Election. Eatray Heifer. rime to the premises of the undersigned, In Port Qrfffltb, about the 1st of Set tember, a red ai d whi e heifer, some three years oM. with white spot In forehea . The owner U notlflrd to oome forward, prove property, pav charges and t ke her away, or the will be disposed of as the law directa. F o ty r hundred JAMlS k. Campbelu ftpd forty-three voting places outside of Cincinnati show Democratic gains of 3,329. fleal, chairman o( Democratic executive he state by a small plurality. Princeton Wlas. Brackett's plurality Is lees than 5,000, with a targe number of Democratic strongholds to hear from. New York, Nov. ft.—In the football contest the score was: Princeton, 71; Columbia, 0. Gazette office. All kinds of Lwl Planks for tale a«. the TBls indicated a plurality in the county of Returns come in very slowly, but Brackett 4n-lw MICHAEL CURRY.