The Times Herald from Port Huron, Michigan • 2

11 DRY COODS 'DRY COO OS CITY. ITEMS. The November Urm of the Circuit Court CLEVELAND this slate. Republican in Romao.Fusionists in liaiic: First Dist rict lUm. C.

Xahmty. Sfecond Dis4rict dward P. Aljea. 1 bird District Jame O'Dunnelt Fourth Diftrict Julius C. Burrows, jltlh District CVrrtsi 'wtwta-i.

i tixtu Ditrirt rtn M. irijfentj. 1 Seventh D-Btrict iTrra Cjrtfo. for I0U Wednesday Morning, at 8:30 sliall oifer ioice thats returna bow received warrant in announcing tbe triumphant election of Blaine aoj jjrSan. The Kepublicana bave carried eTery northern sute except New Jer ey and tooneclicut.

Virin ia seems also to bare gjTen majority for the Republican cause sBd tenet, and there a ttroeg probability that West Virrini has, while otbr southern slates are still in dout t. The northern tUtn alone, boarwr, Eivc to B'aine a LoKaa --ii electoral vute and m-eure their election. In New York attempt t- tmpcr with the returns have already been delected. he actual vote cast ia New York city, Kinfs county, and in other election precincts give at tbe utmost only lity to Gro-ver Cleveland, while 103 preclncU not yet heard from gave 2.17L plurality taGarfirld There is, therefore, no ground for doubt tbat the honest vote of tbe state has been given to the candidate; and though the defeated cmdidate for the Presidency ia at tbe head of the election machinery in this Democratic party, which bas notoriously been the party of frsud in elections for years, will not t-e permitted to thwatt the will of tbe people. The N-iliunal Republican committee calls on the cbairmsn and individual memles of all tbe county committees to take promptest and moat atrintrent meaca to protect tbe sanctity of tue ballot.

The Republican candidates have been honestly elected beyond question. Any attempt to cheat the people and defeat tfceir will thus exprs.d at the polls, must be sternly exposed and resisted by every Isw-respecting citizen. (Signed) B. F. Joses, I 9wcel Ft-wENues, Chairman, Secretary.

i TUB SEW TCRK COM SUTTEE. New Nov. The state pnmmittn haa iaaurd tbe followiosr: Dolmans Cloaks AtL.eS3 than Cost of Material. 1 lxt Black Dolmans, nicely trimmed and wrTth 13.00 at I Lot Black Dolmar.B. jet and fringe, worth 19 (X) to $12.00 st $5.00 1 Ixt Light Mixed Hush and Astr.ikan to $7 00.

Worth $10.00 to $18.00. goods are K. Not the stylo iipw, but for ordinary wear or for Misses short -garment a jutt the thirty with a little making ovtr. At the prices you cannot buy the One Lot oi Knit Sleevelesd Jackets. Very Handsome At $1.00, worth $1.50 to 13.00.

Lot Hoods, choice Ijot Child's and Misses' Hose, FINE TJNDERWEAR. 1 Our Grand Offering in Ladies' and Children Underwear has made us hustle to keep the line of sizes com.kte. We now have com- pltte lines "gain, but bet goods Child's, red, all wool, cr mmencintr at 2oc. Ijtdieft' Fine Merino Silk bound at 40c and f0c: Men's, at 60e and 09c Goods Our Dress Groans with the choicest Fabric; Domfstic and Foreign mske; Plushes, Velveteens, Silk and Satins. 1 Case Brecades, all at 6 cents- 1 Caie riaid, at 5 cents; Trinta, at 4c, 5c, fie, 7c; Bleachetl and Unbleachetl Cotton, yard wide, t.

biiu oi. Table Linens, Napkin Crashes. WQ about Fifty and i'ino Wool. 60c, 15c regular made, choice are getting fcarce. o- -o- Department.

in Hus'Iuns, New great specialty of 10th -ill, Department Garment 19 the attraction. Choice Tailor-made Garments Marketr, Langlrjs, Circulars, and This is our business, ABOUT NOVEMBER WE 811 A LI. II AVE A GREAT MANUFACTURERS' SALE Of SEALSKINS AND FUR-LINED GARMENTS. At just Cofct of Material. Kveryono cnntrtnplating the purchase o1 Fine Garments should wait for thin great week.

Notning like the dieplay ever seen in Port Huron. I i In view of the claims made as to the result of the election In New York the Republican at ate committee deem it their duty to announce tbat whl'e the vote Is very close the returns and estimates from the most authentic sources justify the belief that tbe people ot thia state have caat a nluratitv In favor of the Republican can- rtiitutd We have received copiea "of the official returns as filed lu the aeveral county clerk's offices in all except eleven rou mi. m. Besides this we have cauaed care ful re-examination to be made of returns for warded to police headanarters In New lork and Kings counties. From the remaining nine counties we have procured direct Information from tbe most reliable aourcea and eal iuatified! in asserting with entire coofl dence that the stste hsa gone Republican.

The result thua arrived at ia confirmed by an entirely different investigation based upon tbe returns collected directly from every election district in the state. James D. Wabres, i Chairmarl. THE TRIBCSE'S CLAIM. The Tribuue tomorrow moroibs claims the state bv t.000 plurality for Blaine and tbe claim seems to be perfectly well founded.

This is the Tribune a editorial i Victorv. the neure justify oor belief Blaine and Loga are elected by the vote of New York, ludiana and the southern states, ot which hopes are entertained, can only swell an electoral vote already sufficient. This belief is based upon returns circulated by the associated preaa from every voting precinct in the state expect twelve; which we have carefully verified aa far aa poasible by special dispatches. Precincla not yet heard from gave a plurality of 70 for President Garfield. In these scattering precincts there hsve been no Dem-cratic gains for some lime past, and It ia impossible thst there can be iu the twelve small precincts remaining such Democratic sains as to overcome the present Republican plurality.

Assum In ir the accuracy of tbe asso ciated press dispatchea and tabulation, the election of Blaine and Logan can no logger be matter of reasonable doubt. But dispatches also Indicate that the Kepublicans bave fa rled all the other northern states except Connecticuut. New Jersey and poeslbly lu diaua. and have a probability of success in Went Virginia. Virginia and Florida, whic would inaure the election of Blaine and I-o gan even without the vote of New lork.

adlaaa l.VDiiNarOi n. Not. 6 Chairman Header son. cf the Democratic state committee claims the state by b.UUO. and Chairman New, of the Republican atate committee, concedes a Democratic majority of 2,000.

Mr. Micke- mer. secretary of the Reputdiean committee, concedes a Democratic majority of 4,000. The Democrat elect nine congressmen cer tain. Rcotislu-ans three.

The eighth district is (till in doubt. The legislature will stand Henate, Democrats 33, Republicans 17; house Democrats trt, Republicans Wiseanttin. Milwaceee. NovJ 6. Returns have not a yet been received from more than two-third of election precincts oi lot state, iiut tnese clearly show the Republican ticket has won bv not less than 12.U00.

It Is also certai that the Republicans bave seven out of the nine congressmen and have majority of fif teen In the state legislature on Joint ballot, senate and assembly. trglala P.k bsosd, Nov. 6. Return mostly official from eiehth-tbree counties all the riliea In Virgin give a majority for Cleve land ol 7,4 0. The seventeen counties remaining lo be heard from gave a Democratic majority last year of 1.2T0.

The counties are likely to give the same if not a greater raaj ority now, which wBl make Cleveland' maj onty in tbe state nearly ,000. Ft art da. PEH9ACOLA. Nov. 6.

Official return thua far sustain the estimated Democratic majority of So far one senator aad five representative bave been gained by Uemocrats in counties west oi toe Apaiarn cola river. F.searablu county, the home of Perry, Candidate for governor, give Demo cratic majority of UK though it went Kpub- lican in lsvj by several bundred majority. -Klaweaota. St. Pacl.

Nov. returns from the atate Indicate that Blaine has a plurality of about 35.000, and that all tbe members of congress are Republicans and the state legis isture strongly republican. nit-klsajt. The majorities on governor by counties are about as given below. The electoral ticket la not much, If any, behind governor: Conn ties.

Begot Alger. Alcona 1 Remember this Sale commences Wodnotday morn W. F. DAVIDSON CO. I JBed Bla-rLbLets- Third conpignmeut now going fast.

Tne (irntite raim, ever offered. Take advantage this sale. I MT TT1 TloTTirlarkVi Ha Alex. McNaugbtoa, Prvhi. Toial -hott eer Jones l.tKT.

raosEcvrisB attoenet. Wm, L. Jenks. ..1,3 PhJiir. Fna Tkoa U.

Total over Jenks Ladira llanae ark. Those having any knowledge whatever of -ocbett work or lace work ean hud pleasant and profitable employment by calling at SS Haron avenue, one block and a half seuth of Butler street. AH material furnishad and woik paid for when done, 11 73 lw llresniaak istjr. Mis Cr A. Cailetonand Mis My Morse will continue dressmaking in tbe room over Avery' grocery tt re on Military etreet, recently occupied by Mr.

Maggie Cowan. They will keep first class help.and will carry on dressmaking in all ita branches, and guarantee to give satisfaction. IlS2 1w i nilllaeryaa Halrtisad. Mis M. Ri bdt, Huron Avenue, hs the" latest and mot fashionable style of Winter Millinery and Hair Goods in the city.

Call snd examine them. Hair dressing a specially. Large ware dressed at 10 renta each, email one at 5 cent. A large assortment of crimpay from 26 to 40 cents.warranted natural rnrk Waye dressed while customer wait. All kinds of combings made up.

all and examine ber stock of hair work, two door oath of O'Neill's atore, Huron avenue. 8 20 3 Smo Let no one dissuade you from trying the Badger and Galvanic soaps. Ad vice ta flsikers. Mrs. Winslow's Soothing 8yrup.

for chil dren teething, is the prescription of one of the best female nurse and physicians in tbe ulled Plate, ana ca been usea ior lorty years with never failing success by'mtllione of mother for their children. During the process of teething ita value ia nncalculable. It relieve the child from pain, cure Oysen tery and diarrbcea, griping In tbe -nd colic. By givlnr health to the child the mother. Price 25c a bottle.

A 8. Why do housekeeper prefer DcLaud't Soda and Saleratus Because it 1 alwayt uniform, free from adulteration, snow white. neatly pnt up, and la cnarntced the finest made. X. V.

Hoard ef Health oa Vt iae. Dr. E. H. Jones, of the New York Board of Health aaya: 'I take great pleasure la testifying my approbaliou ot the anperlor qualitie of th Port Wine produced by Alfred 8 peer, of Paa- aaic.

New Jersey. After a prolonged trial recommend his Port, Burgundy, and Claret aa superior Wine for tbe sick and debilitated, aud 11 those who require Wine. Hi claret is used In the small pox Hospital with great advantage to pal ictus." For sale by McCollom A 8 weeUer Dc re ee's Cold Meat Sauce A Salad Dressing ready-made, nutllioua, economical, delicious, inothlni; equal to it was ever oner. ed, and it is invariably popular both at bora and ad road. SIIILOH'S CATARRH RE MEDT.

a mar veloua cure for Catarrh, Diphtheria, Canker mouth, and Head Acne. itn eacn ootue ia an iugeniuua naaal Injector for the more successful treatment of these complaint without extra charge. Price AO eta. Sold by McCollom dt Sweet ser. Tbe oupsralleled success tbat has been achieved by the new spec! tic for rheumatism and neuralgia, Athlophoros, is due to the fact thst tbe remedy "stridea at tbe cause," of the disease, and eradicatea the poisonous acids from the system.

A. B. Davenport, of S67 Fulton Brooklyn, who, after Buffering the tortures of rheumatism for two year, found a cure in the new remedy, writes: I brlelve your philosophy of tbe disease to lie correct; that it ha it origin in the blond, and that your remedy touches those joint and muscles, loose nine the which have t-een brought into subjection." A Profitable) I arret meat. Port Hntoir, Oct. 6, 18H4.

To th Editor ol th Times: Will you kindly (rant roc apace id your valuable paper to acknowledge tbe receipt i.f $250, being tbo amount due me on the btitu fit certificate i soucd to me HcpU 17, 18S3, by tbe Mutual Marriage Benevolent Assuciatioo, ot Maiine City. My claim has l-cn paid promptly by the Treasurer, Ed. J. Rodger, and I can frankly state that my dealings with tbe Association have been perfectly satisfactory in eycry respect. TliU plan of in.m.ance is tafeand cheap, and I auvise al my young unmarried friends (ladies and gentlemen) to be come member cf tbe M- hi.

li. A. Thank ing the officer for their gentlemanly dealings, I remain Yours, Etc, FRED. D. SOVEREIGN.

For further particulars ad dress R.McN EIL, Secretary, Marine City, Mich. It will Py you. 10 15 lm COMMERCIAL I'art II area arke Nov. 3 ISM Tho kliowin( are the prteoa Bald Uaay; APPI.KS 75al piwbbl BrTTKlV OoodfraahScda quick aala at 1429 t'HEK-mat 9X10o; Luwt 10.allc DRY BfcANH 0 to tlX) ptr bml. HKK-tU NKilS-Fork.

S7JMHa.as.aO: BbL tc64e. Mutton 7 to Uubluwi. 34IcmiiIi 16 to 1 He a doaeo. fiKtlS luerr at as 111 srslantarr Kew Wheat white, 79e No. AT Kew oataat asjo.

Bam.et 11 JO to lio pn 1U0 Ila. oaa to Sue. Psas SO to Cub. HAY Tliaotbv. iVo 1.

19 to ttf oar ton. Bald S10. to fit. Straw, SS.OOa ton. Ht tdti Ootbt seed.

Tlmothv. 1 iW ttst'i. UItS (ireen. tiie bar aaltaa irw tic rait aklHa, green. 10c; daacua akiaa.

sheep aklnAOA7R. Caickeoa. to 10c ear 9. Tor- try 10 to 12c iHitks to 10r. Ctene i tali per Ih.

rtrrA nm 20 to snp Misb CAP.BAGb 4 to t6 pur Jiai. flJM.r1.75 per barret HONKT lw ir round, ELEKY- 2S to Mic per doawn buorhes. Ke-taul Harkria Nov. laa. wktrn Tb.

loliowlac ara tha arieaa at staol article, are aoia aa aprxaa 10 ta ISe pn ptrk. MHW1 4C Buttew aie. 25e. kaa--Per lifjt-a, to. Iav Baaxa peck, 60 to 75.

Coal Usxti, rbcaiout per doll- t-d. huCl But, VLii. Cue frr leu Ioa utm, tI2S CaieaBB Meaacbia. lfie: Mow York hui Ifwaifaa toe. rotiLVBT Torkeva, lfie: chicken.

1S- oka vr, geeae, itie a ll Ojirwitm id I mit era meet Jlrsu roasted, as, Erren, iazm tMttKT Ooien, 1 to Se Ear 10 la. tlS. Oat 36e per bostwl. Picas CV per bosb. Fmcs-esmtkA 15.

oe pe, M.raaau.. 109; Jort fetax, itew proiaaa, S.W; tmmrum rleaa. 7 tU. Adnaa. ti.Ti ta Oat aaeal tb.

HV I lluft, i Ham We i l.aal I MoLaaua Aoar sum, iaSe; bait-Aagtnaw, tt, fl Kill 1" per bbl. aaiilet. 1 Hnnmn. tl.tU. Barkakni st aa reaa tt te ni-.

1 a Jjo.t7Vr. Uiwa SOviVz Black, eat. Aaaaaa to We aarb. uxEttm le ftt quart. ikArj pr doi-u.

1 Paaa lo ftile per PoVAToaa toSue per btubH. tLKlT 4 to 6 per fcnaea. rirunein-i ta le a bead. OBAraa lc le per lb Highest Cash Price PAit Vim utt O.T Clctbina. FuraitMre.

Stoves Csrpet, Ending, Etc bro-i f'uaiAi I (1 nH at four rMt L. COHEfl Cutler Street. R.chaM Fhati. will begin on Monday, 17th lnL Durlnir the month of October barrels of iH were Inspected in St. 05a ir county, Lore ScofieJd will ship two steel boilers to Marine City tbi week f.ir lle wster works.

The Port Huron Northwestern Railway wlll continue the Saturday excursions from Almoot to Port HaKon jJiiriaif the -recent month. i Willis ni A. Lore, son1 ot 4.iJ-rm'i J.ove, b.s established a boiler shop at Marine Ciy Mr. Lore Is so enterprising young' business man, and thorough workman, and we wish bim lucres i Three tramp were accommodated with beds by Landlord Wtitinsr at the city')'1 last night. They claimed tbat they had staked all tbelr money Belts Loekwood, and the result bad mined them.

i George L. Brarkett I'erforoied; lrrie deed at the fire on Wednesday He entered the Boyce bouse after the furniture bad been removed, and fouua an aged woman, who wa one the 'occupants, rn a dazed condition the flxr. 'The room was Siled with smoke, SuJ she was in a stooplss puaitton: Brackett found a shawl on the Boor, and as tie woman was clad obIj la her night clothes, hk wrapped the shawl around her and then carried her out of the burning bniltlinK. It is probable that if be bad not discovered licr she would hare prrlli-l in tbe flame. Art vertUed Letter.

letters remaiuing lu the post office I fort Huron, county St.1! Clair; state of Michigan, unclaimei: and Wed. nexlay, Not, 5, 181. the following letter Ltter:" He od re MiaaEmma, BlakeleyHJ Kartiett Misa Brown ('apt Joshua 3 Butler Mr Airnes Cbryaler Jamea C'harretle B-u To obtain any call for "Advertised Howie Mrs Jnnie i.ordro all Vary Kennedy Kilen lupine Mias Armeln I-ewi Mrs Jane l.v!rr Mra Brail; Merrill laiiicl Nelson Daniel O'Brien Edward i Parson Kcmlnirtjn (' v. KoaS Miss Carrie' 8chuma-ker John Clark Coe F. Cook itifs Ellison iss Ada Doetby Miss Jane Dill Miss Barbara 2 Flamny I.ncioda Gaidner MUs Julia Hart F.

Hart Hewrtt Mrs Fmllry Ilelmes Miss Kstio Smith Mra. Anderson Smith Mrs Larmtd Smith Mrs Goaty Sbout Mrs Lou A P. Thomas Cbaa Trssey Isaac ('a Wbeases. The la rule sixth of the tions of the Board of Health: Regul No public funeral shall hereafter be held I this city If any person die of diphtheria, scarlet feer, or small -por, and any private funeral of any person dying of either of those atseanea anail be liable to anch supervision and direction by any member of the hoard of Health as may be necessary to prevent the apreaa oi ire contagion. M.

N'oarm 11. P. WnlT, Ha as Mtixt 1 1: i i Board of ifcalth Pont IfiHox. Nov. I IMdn't I.Ike the.

l.KV tfrewnt. ayathe8t, Clair Repnhliran lr. W. Tt iillir. win in towa lai-t week enrunte from Port Huron, where 4)e located a few montha ainee, to Bcllvilla, tn Wayne coanty, where ho tins rvcenlly decided to locate.

The iliM-ti. tells us that he was g-ain Inir, a handnni patroitas-e at the county t-anl- la1, uutfui.nl it ncesarv to chan. Jnirtlr ti luu vitoroua wenincr uccaalou eil by the ike hrce-s. A fair audience witnessed "Unele Tom's Cabin" st the House Thordday? even Ing, and seemed pleased with it, The com pany is a very good oiie. 1 1 The Ottawa Free Preaa says of the "The Lights London," which will be played for the second time In Port Huron net Monday evening i 5 It Is a pice that will hoar repetition, and with an interesting; plot and vivid, lye like pictures one tnai aecms destined lead aa an attractive and powerful rUv.

Shook and Colilrr have certainly not fallen Into the too common mistake that one under superior presentation a piece haa earned anestaMisbed popularity, a cast of mediocre capabilities will do for succeeding; too. The saieiy ne leu in tne nanas of the company that preaented the Llcht. o' London last evening. 8jfar from deteriorating In strength. tne cast, lo the changes which bave 'been made since ita initial production la the (Janedalo Capital baa been pereeptably lm prved, and among the new faces In the present company not one but gave last night intelligent and moat acceptable prenentatloo of his or hor respective character.

From the rise of the curtain till the close the Intereat orthjfeDsjtdieoee wag never allowed to flag ior a iumeui, won at lime infl ras almost Vebeineat. Perwwwal ni Mwcletjr Senator Conger has been quite aick at hU residence In this city since election day. J. H. Hawkius is trying to be indiOVrent as to the result of the Presidential elcction.and Is devoting histlme to a baby girl ar rived at his residence yesterday morning.

W. K. Ru'sell, of Fittabttrg, presideut of the Marine Engineera' National Associa tion, was In the city this week visiting Divla ion X. 43. left fur Detroit tt Thtiradav.

or LBanser. Tim will build a ahtnvU mill at Three Ikes, U. 8. Tne esiimate lor cut of th8i: iriuuiaries vnis Winter la 160,000,000. no estimate can vet be mado of ih nrv u9 oifiuiv aiiey tms no eet ISraacn Heradaaaa- Th mill ai vireniaw opnnra emu Uowa for a short time, and ten car loads of lumber being shipped dallv.

Manager Whit has order iroro v. it. riammer to ship ail tbe hmi lum. ber now piled in the yard. 1 I Reports to the Northwestern Unlwrmii muicate more activity In the 1 amber trade inrougrnout lua orthwet.

Tberta baa been noioiug approaching a boom in the demand atocam, oat well Siatrlbutd and constant ahipmeoU. There te, however, no recorded appreciation in prieee. The ear trade at northweatern poinU la fairly brlf and the same condl.ioos apply to the Sagina Valley. The Missipnl Valley Luoibermsu predict that there will be more lug, (old and new) and lumber on hand April lat, than there waa Uat April. There ia bo room for arrament on tbe acora of lamber on band, aud if the log production holds out there will be the 'ket market next seaaon that has been witnessed in twenty years, MltlllUAvxF.lVK.

As soon aa the firw In the Calumet and II ec-a mine waa knows to a out. th romrn atock weot up from per ahare KV. beorr Steiobrechrr and Itora a.lri. Graod Rapids, were married Monttav. and lora a babv will no tonirer in "tMrrh if father" mtt II a Mia.

ii1ii-wg. Trtbuiw.) Mar JljlI von is taking the wat'ra at lUfcAtT, ia itxeHmad, wrberw hr well- known tanit urnity disconcerts curiotn leath ers anxioua for a chat with. tha famous Ger- ntaa ctu-mii. Vun Moltk ola to Raau, arrmiig Middenly, ad Jkixi the plauMMt li rii he fiiki, avu a bates iuxury, and Lts lugag is ajruust tnicro- aeopie. early ha raaa tor O-M-lh-txhot.

aad after hi firt glma of water walks op and down, watching tj drinkanl, adopt in his favtwita atuntde of hands behind the bk and head alighUy beet; forward. Tfeeoh 4 years of age ba -walks caipi tally, without erea a Mick, and wittn Arm. sc4 diery tread. He eats tr.ie. and terachas wioe.

but ha oceauouaKy drinks beer. After dmuer watches daTU.2 and amusements ia the rocs us of Uu ol with (reat luUrot, mml gom honio regit larry to td at 9 0. G. Meisel Bro. We have open an line oil goods in every 'department at treasonable prices.

We invite an inspec tion of them. C. 6. MEISEL BRO. Bo too We would respect fully call attention to a large assortment of Ladies' Garments.par-tioularly to our Plush Cloaks and Brocade Garments, the very latest stylos at reduced prices.

Also bargains in Russian Circulars at $6. We offer meat inducements all through our stock. Come and see us. BOflDY JOHNSTON. CORSETS rv V.

2IE Si This is the bent Cdrewt fit and wear ver laade for II. Our ia" another very populnr Corbet, and la absolutely unbreakable. 15 toe complete, in a great variety of styles and colors. Come aI ee cs when you need a Corbet. Just opened this week, new Hooda, very pretty and cheap.

Niw wool hosiMf and underwear at bargains. A 25c band kerchief ireu with very purchase of 1 1 or over. Everybody come ami get one. E. C.

BOICE. d. Kunn Uas juat received a nice and full line of Lap Ilobes, Wolf Robes and Iloree Blankets, which am offering at very low price. a WJ AA V-' Pf tJ In endless variety, and at prices to suit all. Don't buy before calling on me, as I can Bave you money in my line.

J- Kuhn S) Saa DO YOTJ KNOW THAT LOHILLARDB CLIMAX PLUG TOBACCO, WKhtaeRad Ta la the (wetf la the pwraat intf wamnnimm fun iaaa. Dryta. ao tBCKM, m.oj ifW(tf tDKradwauk Ik aa 'nk aiaoy int SiriMwroav. UiRtlXARD-H KOSJ? IXkF FI'ECCT TOBACCO ts ate u4f tSa tat stock, aad tor anmallc staainy la aacvad moam. NAVY CLlPFlMlkJ Uk tn raak aa a solid durable aunlklaf W)ra bOUIXAKD rAXOl'SSXCFTS haa awa a4 mr yean, aad an I4 a te t-vt aztUMt Umui an ak.

ttllin T'JilACCO ISEKS, ATTOT10.1t TVw ti KEW REDfTXIF.R for bv which raw mm km trt rraaa aa aapiA ili-T aa4 balih aaauvjtof hatitt. 1 ae raati warn taaa Vobatm, tt owr fitwant la tba wm. tkra aarrw aad aiaaim Simtfoa, bb4 rtmon jam to a MsfcooJ. Jul IfciBt kJ 6rt boo uat Tour reach tor a to. Fhrvtciaaa KtHrul u.

A.S rw ar famuli Mmiii Balaa, mI uottuaf aia. A utal nl ceaviace jwm drafalata rrfnae to haadle mmr as a ihwd tbat thay caa mats Sam? VBcoarairlBf tha Mbarro tra'la. Of fefta larf 4ia bla fcia wpccialiy dMuinwd to ro4 ISaaata. UARRISOM BROi, Detroit, la Saad I laa ioirr iiuitoN A taaumteat PkaMcrai4iy aad TW TSwWf ad MHlf'tiad au. tail aavd foe riwuiiura ftlatl jaal a'iLi raoraiavwa npJiis 100) (bques in'' 7T Will Probably be the Next President of the United I States- i HE HAS LESS THAN A THOUSAND I 1 PLURALITY IN NEW YORK.

It in risible Thtt tke Official Count May Changre ItJ Jay 4.oild CttBcrmtaUateej tlevelawd 1 His Eleetlow. The latest dispatchea indicate the election of Cleveland and Hendricks, although the Kepubiicln National Committee do not yet concede New York. Without New York Blaine aid Logan bave 1J electoral votes and Cleveland and Hendrkka The Uertoral ate. Ktp. ArkanMa.u.

Co Iialaware in Florida lllino Iowa anaaa Kentucky 13 13 Marylaodi MaaMchaaelta uaiaaippl iaaoun York Se abraaka SeTarfa New North Carolina. Ohio. Oreaoo 4 PanOBTlvanla ftboila S.ulh Crulioa Tcnaeaaea T.aaa. 4..... Vermont Virginia.

4 aal- Vir0iuia iKOMtCE ToUls 14 13 6 I 4 SO ('aagreaa. Krem eresant Indication the next House of Representatives will stand as follows I Rep. Iem, A.I abaiua.b Conneoi ioi Delaware Florida Jlllnula. Indiana Iowa anaaa Kentucky Lou uiaatt. aloe MaaaacnuaetU 11 10 4 1 10 5 MloblgaDf.

si in nraota. Jl II iaaou 11.4.',... N'hrk hTilla New llampxhlra New Jeraer New York North Ohto irrja. hiioUa lAUnl South Ti'nnro Taxaa i Vrriuont Waat Virginia WIwobiib 1 1 2 4 IS 1 I I i i 'i 'i i 141 1S4 The Latest JMxpatehea RW YORK. i Nt tow, Nov.

7, 10 a. Cleveland' plurality in this state is now variously figur ed at 975 to 2,000 The former are the West- fro Union Telegraph figures. The following has just been sent to Orover Cleveland: I hereby coneratulate vou on vour elee tion. All concede tbat your administration aa governor baa beeu conservative, and io the larger Held as President they feel tbat yon will do still better, and that the vast business interests of the country will be en tirely ssfe In your hands. a 4 at Gould.

Notwithstanding this tbe Republican Na tional Committee has Issued an address to the people claiming that the vote is close.and asserting that the etste has gone Republican The Tribune austaina thia. but the Sun, anti- Cleveland, aaya both are All the Republican papera except tbe Trib one cooceae Cleveland election by over 1,000 plurality. The excitement ia abating. There is little or do possibility of a contest Cleveland' majority in the electoral college win be One hundred guue aie being fired in the City Hall park. A great ratification meeting is In proarreaa lo Wall atret-t, and the dan tor Ot riota la averted.

Business has been re sumed: Democratic gains are creeplur tip and in dlcate a Democratic plurality of 4,000. AlbaKt, Nev. 7. Thousands of coogratn latory telegrams are pouring in on Cleveland. Tbe Exerntlvelmansioa is beelged by men and women.

JSew Tork, Nov. 7. Without this state Cleveland baslS3 electoral votes and Blaine 183. If the ivote of New York was thrown out for fraud or other reason the election would be thrown into tbe House of Repre sentatives, which being Democratic would result in Cleveland's choice. -i NOT DOCTOR IB.

New toas. Nov. 7. President Green. of the Western Union, emphatically denies the tllegatidna of the Time, Sun and World that tbe Western Union doctored the le-tnrns.

He aaya the company endeavored to be fair and Impartial to both sides. IXDIAX A. Imdiaxapous, Nov. 7, On the basic of returna to 10 o'clock. Weaten Union figures.

Cleveland'a plurality in the state la placed at S.OOO. 1 New Toaa, Nov. 7, 8 p. m. The Western Cuido table, with only two precincts In the state to hear from, givea Cleveland 6S3 flurality.

The Time and other papers still declare that his plurality over 1,000. It is reported down town that a big riot ia rogreaaiag la Uadiaoa Square and aiz men have been killed. Tbe entire available police force ha been dispatcned to the scene. Great Democratic relehratlane are progressing througlKut the East. KE ILLISOIS LEGISLATOR.

Chicago, Nov. 7. All the return indicate that the next legislature will be Democratic Ott loint ballot, injuring the election of Car ter Harrison to succeed Loaa aa United State se in a tor. Tbe Triune claims the legislature io be a tie. What Jfayar ms ia a.

The followiog dispatch waa received by Mayor OTN'eill this afternoon New Toas-Nov. 7. Boa. Jub Mini vthanka tttr Deveiaed has positively carried New Vorkl snd will tie our sett President W. R.

Grace. 1st tta4 Malrlta New York, Nov. Blaine aad Logan are reported? la good aplriu, notwithstanding their defeat. JUaat XLxfct-e Uiatpatckvea. WMAT KATIOX AL COHMJTTrE CLAIM.

Nrw Toar. Nov. 6. 1 ha following uidru haa bt-eu laaued ilEAOvCAETER i RKifcaucAW Naviosax CoantrmtE, New York, November 6. Tlx- RfpulilU-an National Committee rt- ghlh Dislrtct Tsnnfj.

Niusii P'airict Byron M. Cutcbeon. Tenth District fiiVr. Eleventh DUtrict Seth C. Moffatt.

4iaverara Elreted. Governor were elected ia IS state -0 Tuesday as shown below, beinsj; ten Iicpubll- caDS.Iife tlemocrats and one lodiana) jet iu doubt: Colorad'5 Becj. II. Eitou. lUp.

Connecticut No choice bv the r-eonlr. bat tbe legislature a ill elect II. B. Ilarriaon, Kep. i lorids D.

A. Ferry, Dent. I'. licoi Richard J. OlesbyJRcp, Indiana Isaac M.

(i ray, Deui Kansas John A Martin, Rep. Massachusetts George O. Robinson, p. Michiitaa A. Alger.Rep.

Missouri John 6. Marmaduke, Rep. Nebraska -Jame E. Dawes, Kep. New Hsmpshire-i-No election by the people, but Moody Currier, Rep will be eiect ed oy tbe legislature.

ortn Carolina Alfred I. Scale, Lcm. South Carolina 8 T. Thompeon, Dem. Tennesaee W.

B. Bate, Dem. Texas John Ireland, Dem. Wisconsin Jeremiah M. Rusk, Rep.

The Legislator Tbe Judications are that members of tbe Michigan legislature have been chosen as follows; STATE SB.VATtiRsj 1 M. (ireiner, I T. Hawley, Fusion. Jame Hueston, Fusion, i 4 R. Kempf, 5 C.

llerixler. Fusion. M. Carpenter, Republican. 7 M.

Shoemaker, Fusion. 8 Cbaa. Austin, Republican. Geo. H.

Smith, Republican. li) S. T. Brown, Republicans II H. D.

Smith, Republican, li C. J. Monroe, Republican. I J. Crveth, Republican.

14 IJ. Pennell, Fusion. lb J. W. Norton, Fusion.

It) J. Man waring, Fusion. 17 Wm. M. Cline, Fusion, i 1H J.

M. Uaige, Republicsn. 19 II. C. Spencer, Republican, 20 U.

H. Pulver, Fuioo 'il J. P. Shoemaker. Fuaion.

John Curtis, Fusion. 23 J. Moon. Republican! 24 II. Woodruff, Republican.

25 it. Davenport. Fusion. 2o-G. V.

Woodward, Fusion. 27 Fitch Phelps. Republican. 2S W. H.

Francis, Republican 29 j. McNamara. Fuaion. L. O.

Davis, Fusion. at 8 M. Stephenson, Republican. S3 J. A.

Hubbell. Republican. Republlcass 1(1, Fusiuu 10. i UEl'BISENTiTtVES. Allegan J.

W. MeCormick, A. Brocelin, Fusion. Alpena G. J.

Robinson, Fus. Barry Orson Swift, Fua. Bay II. M. Wrlirht.

Fua. N.Clark. Ren Berrien A. N. WoodruiL J.

U. Mc. Kie, Fusion. Branch M. D.

Campbell, Rep A. Gardner, Ken. i Calhoun S. F. Snyder, A.

Eldred, Rep. i Cass R. 3. Dickson. Ren.

Clintou E. B. Voorhecs, Fusion, Conrad, Fusion. Delta H. M.

Mason. Ren. Eaton A. D. Carl-ton.

Fusion, B. F. Ileek man. Rep. Emmet C.

8. HaniDton. Fusion. Genesee N. A.

Bcecher, H. II. Bard well. Rep. Grand Tra verse Jas.

L. Gibbfi, Rep. Gratiot H. R. Paltenirlll.

Ren. lidlsdale A. R. Chapman, Jos. Vine, Rep.

Houghton 9eth D. North. Rep. Huron Olin Pengra. Rap.

Intrham F. I Dodge, Fusion, M. E. Rum scy. lieu Ionia A.

J. Webber, E. R. Wi Hams, Fusion. Iosco D.

P. Msrkey, Hep. Isbella Free Estee, Jackson P. llankard, Pwtion, D. Duncan Fusiou.

Kalamazoo C. Adams, Fuhien, Charles Brown. K'p. Kent M. IT.

Ford, Fusion, M. J. Ulrich Fusion, Geo. P.Stirk, rueion. Lapeer M.

N. Kelley, Rt Joseph Man warring. Rep. Lee la aw A. T.

Caae, Lenawee Geo. Howell, W. H. Wig gins. Fusion.

W. a. town, Fusion. Livingston Geo. Coleman, Fusion.

Macomb D. G. lesson, Fusion, II. Enfcle man, nslon. Manistee R.

R. Blacker, Fusion. Marquette Joseph Kllpatrick, Rep. Maaon P. B.

Shorts, Fusion. Mecosta Wm. T. Jones, Rep. Menominee Jas.

A. Crozer, Rep. Midland district F.C. Post. Reu.

Monroe A. K. Dunbar, Fusion; Si ward Buker, I usion. i Montcalm E. K.

Wood, II. Watson Rep. Muskegon Anderson, Republican: E. Staples, Rep. i Newaygo J.

W. McN'abb. Fusion. Oakland J. II.

Holmsn. Fusion: R. Mai com. Rep. Oceana T.

C. IIook. Rep. On ton ago, district A. C.

i Davis, Rep. Osceola E. C. Cannon. OtUwa O.

J. Dlckema, Rep. G. F. Rich aruson, rnsion.

Saginaw M. II Dakln, Fusion: T. B. Barry, Fnsion; J. G.

Rnmnell, Fnsion J. Willis, Fusion; J. A. McGregor. Rep.

K. D. Keefe, Rep. Shiawassee F. H.

Potter, Fusidn, L. Itenny, Rep. 8t Clair H. Hammond, Fnsion, C. Well man, Fusion, Wm.

Power. Fusion. St, Joseph J. Bently, Fnsion, W. Johnson us ion.

Tuscola B. HaTes, C. P. Black Fusion. Van Buren J.

G. Parkbupst, J. E. Sutton. Fusion, E.

8. Cross, Rep. Washtenaw-N, Horper, Fusion. Wavne Ovid N. Case.

Fusion. Lrmm A Brant, Fusion, L. H. IJolllns, Fusion, B. r-ifan, A.

McLogan, Fusion. G. Waltbew. Fusion. J.

D. Lone-. Fnsion'. O. Coomer, C.

K. Brandon, J. Waltz, i uaion. Wexford Geo. Oviatt, Rrp.

Republicans 50, Fusion 50. fet, Clair Canary Complete retnrn give the following fig are of the vote on varioaa officer ia St. Clair county, which will be but slightly changed by the official canvas: PRKSIHIXTIAl. ELECTORS. Republican Fusion 4, 1 6 Pro hi bit ioa ta Total ......4..

S.920 rusioa i a rant Fifty or more straight Greenback ticket were voted bat we lack exact figurea: GOVERNOR. Russell A. Alser, Rep. 4,076 W. Beeolo.fustoa Lwvld Preston, Prohi i orer Alrer tOS- eosonmia.

Edaar Wreks.Rre 3t7 Lara C. arlcoaUBai. isrtea J. Atkinson. Psoola TK John Euaaell, 292 Total Carl et on over Weeks 1.1T.

STATE SSATO. Heary Howard, Rej 4 AM S4 Satnaer, Prohibuioa. Ola ever Howard 5S2.S JUDGE Or I'BOBtTE Joe. W. Aerv.Ea.

4TJ V. A. Sarh. 1 us Jeaepk S. utua, Prohibit un 277 Total S54 At cry rar Ssph, 717.

COCXTT CLE EE. Jame Powrie, Bp -4 naa. j. ara. K.

lioldea Pro. Tri eer Pewrie.CSS. EEfilETEX OP DEEM. mi t. J.

MeCorairk, ProbU 221 TcUi. arr talaysoa AM. SHEairr. SoieBoa P. Man.

nr 1 ran L. Foiieaance. rw 4.S Maxtia Aiaaroe, Jriobt. ioiol ever Maan, 27i. Jha 1.

Jwaxa, rT Big Sale of Blankets and Underwear: I 400 Overcoats at The big UcU of Uoderivear are indllnu w)-. Tlioprlco telle the story, Tlie last case of Men's Rubber Coats (extra bvy) for each. Another biz stock of Meo's Working Pants. Dress () vkI andlVelvets, Cloaks and Shawls, All Departmentofare Jam i Carpet Department. Vtwtu Extra Supers, no better made, are twHInx for 75c Brussels are s-lllnx frertf for COc per yard.

Don't. tra4 away yrmr money, but aave 15crm every yard you buy. I i' One Case of Boots and Shoes Just Received. Children's shoes 10c per pair, lien's Kip Boots Otll ro ooc Sugars, Syrope, Teas snd Coffee. Prices cannot le matched, (One I'rir.

ATTO DRUGS. 606 i- 61 2T an 16j 2v'5 11J 100 62S 8 150 1M i ioo 1 xse 6. J0 jw 44 7ij 41 1,1 i r. Allegaa- Charlevoix. ChaboTsn- Caippewa.

Litre Clinton Crawford Emmet OladwiD Grand TraTrraa. rraiiot Hoacblaa 1G9 64 "in Ingham- ioaia- Iuaco M0 Kalamaroo 74 KalkMAa- Kent- Keweenaw. 423 l-aka a laniaaaw X5 7a Leaawee Mackinac Mscoais- Siuaua. MaaiUns Marquette. nua.

70 Meneaitnee-Midland ISO tie suw li MoDtcal 6.1 TS Otnut Oaioaagoa LHeeoa 65 to; l.a ftiawa. JUKI St. Joaepa, aja Brn Vaamt. I.4 -tMB) Toial i. Altera y-iumur ikm.

12.S4 11,174 MKH16AS COyoijt'WKS. The follow leg Coo free eca are elected la Arenac Berrien. ,1 Moskrwoa OaTllaSril 4 KOHaaaM sinsw- fnti. MI ip il H-lwrtl-ra Sbwawa Si. Clau- i ALFRED WEIGHT'S 0 1 Seeley's, I ARE SOLDQUFTX 1 GColldm a At ll I 14 I I I 11 I it: na nn r3 i) 1 3 yay liUil Perftimes -AND- Colgate's I Perfnmes! HTHEi OUNCE o.

rf. vJ if I Lil'sFerfies i Sweetsers' 11 "fr.