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6OTFH CAROLINA.

CHARLESTON, November 7.-Unoficial re-
turns from the various sections of the State
show large Democratic gains everywhere as
compared with the vote of two years ago
No Republican gain yet reported anywhere
The Democratic committee are jubilant. The
Republicans are unwilling to grant that
Chamherlain's majority Of 1874 has beer
overcome. Unofficial but trustworthy re-
turns from about half of the State show Dem
ocratic gains of over 1900 compared with
1874, when Chamberlain had 10000 majority
over Green, fusion. The Republicans claim
that Charleston county vii give heavy Re
publican gain TO offset the Democratic gains
The result hangs on the coast counties. not
accessible by wire
AUGUSTA, November IA special to the
says Hampton Is 10000 ahead in IS counties
Chronicle, dabed Columbia, o'clock tonight
! heard from, but the Republican stronghOlds
of Beaufort, Collerton and Charleston cOun,
ties Will reduce the majority considerable
Hampton Is sanguine of success by small
majority. By the direction of the United
States deputy-marshal, the polls were taker
possession of by Brooks. There was no dis
turbance, only the citizens challenged voters,
Augusta, Ga, 1920 am: The Repubh,
cans claim South Carolina by $4,000 MAORI
ty. The Democrats claim that returns enough
havs been received to insure the election o.
Evans and Aiken, Democrats, over Wallace
and Carpenter, Republicans.
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MICHIGAN.

DETROIT, November 7, p.m-Retuns
from 81 townships give Hayes net Repubi-
can majority of S31, Democratic gain of
1890 as compared with the vote of 1872. The
same towns gave CrOsswell, the Republican
candidate for governor, a net majority of 463
1915 p.m.-Eighteen precincts in this city
show net Democratic majority of 1917, a
Democratic gam of about 1900.
1920 p.m.-Returns from 81 townships
give Hayes a net majority of Piss, n net
Democratic gain of 2f12 as compared with
the vote of 1872. The same towns gave
CrOsswel, Republican candidate for gov
ernOr, a net majority of 348.
Detroit, II pm: Returns from seventy
eight townships and precincts give Hayes a
net Republican majority of 1869, Demo-
Ocratic gain of 1862 as compared with the
vote of 1872. The same towns gave Cross
well, Republican candidate for governor, a
net Republican majority of S09
Detroit: Returns from one hundred and
five townships gave Hayes net Republican
majority of 3085, Democratic gain of 4702,
as compared with the vote of 1872. The
same towns give CrOsswell, Rep, for gov
ernor, a net majority of 1918.
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MASSACHUSETTS,.

BosFoH, November 7.-Returns, as far as
received, give rockingham, Democratic can
didate for congress In the fifth district, ma
iority of 1903 over General Banks, and the
latters defeat is claimed. Leopold Morse,
the Democratic candidate, is probably elected
to congress in the fourth district by a small
majority. The election of Clafin, Repubi-
can, in the eighth congressional district,
Harris, Republican, in the second district,
and Loring, Republican, in the sixth district,
Ia claimed by the Traveller.
Ninety-six towns gives Hayes SC, ,230, Til
den,. 21,953; Rice, 32,764; Adams, 2l,152;
Baker, 1852. Returns so far received, ac-
cording to Republican estimates, indicate the
election of Governor Rice by good majority
the election of Banks, Republican, in the fifth
congressional district, of Butler, Republican,
in the seventh district, Crapo In the first,
Harris, Republican, in the second; Field, Re-
publican, in the third; Clahin, Republican,
in the fifth; Narcross, Republican. in the
tenth. Other congressional districts are
doubtful, and the above results may be
changed by later returns.
Boston: One hundred and sixty-three
towns and cities gives Hayes, &c, 1893; Tilden,
43, ,446; Rice, 81 ,534; Adams, Il ,961; Baker,
1891. The following Is the vote of Boston,
all but one ward: Hayes, l9,480; Tilden,
q, ,201; Rice, 1903; Adams, 81 SIS; Baker,
lI35.
Returns indicate very heavy vote One
hundred and twenty three towns give HAYES.
81, ,494; Tlden, 81, sol; Rice, AZ ,908; Adams,
90,379; Baker, 4574. Butler is elected in the
seventh district, Banks in the fifth, Clafin in
the eighth, Grape In the first, Robinson in
the eleventh, Rice in the ninth, and Narcross
in the tenth; all Republicans. Harris in the
second and Loring In the sixth, Repub-
hcans, are probably elected. Dean in the
third, and Morse in the fourth, Democrats,
are probably elected The congressional de-
egahon stands. Republicans nine, Democrats
two, Republican gain of four congressman,
and if the vote continues in the same ratio
will carry the State for Hayes by $1,000 plu-
raIty.
One husSssa and ninety seven towns give
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INDIANA.

INDIANAPOLIS, November THE election
passed off quietly. The indications are that
a full vote has been polled Comparisons
will be made with the vote for governor at
the October election.
Returns from 20 townships give Tilden
9044; Hayes, 1850. The same places in Oc-
tober gave Williams 1904; Harrison, 264l.
$40 p.m.-Returns from 40 townships give
Tilden 1909; Hayes, 5801. The same places
in October gave Williams 5789; Harrison,
1898.
In the 81 townships and 80 counties heard
from the Democratic net gain is so. The in
dication now Is that Tildens majority will
be between seven and ten thousand In the
State.
p.m.-Returns from 80 townships give
Tlden 1885; Hayes, 13,433 The same
places In October gave Williams 1898
Harrison, 3702
Terre Haute, November Z: ) wards and
townships in this county show Republican
gain over October of %.
Evansville, November Z: Returns from
precincts show net Democratic gain of So.
1870 p.m.-Returns from 40 voting pre-
clnctS In 50 counties give net Democratic
gain of 159 over the vote for governor in Dc
tober.
1O:40 p.m.-Returns from l80 township,
give Tilden 81, ,949; Hayes, 1884. The
same places in October gave Williams IS, 14l
Harrison, 35, 1893; net Democratic gain, 667
In Evansville 13 precincts show a net Dem
ocrahc gain of 1876.
Returns from 220 townships give Tilder
1876, Hayes 1887. The same places In
October gave Williams 1896, Harrison
IS, ,039. Net Democratic gain SOP.
Indianapolis, November 7-12 o'clock: Re-
L.. L i
in 6S counties give net Democratic gain OF
SOP on the October vote. The Democratic
majority in the State will not be less than
TOGO.
Evansville, November Z: Returns in from
18 precincts show a net Democratic gain OF
172. Pigeon township complete, included in
the above, shows net Democratic gain OF
172. Two precincts in the county not yet re-
DOrtAd
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PREDICTIONS. ETC.

Associated Press Dispatches
WAsHIEGTOS, November THE Presi-
dent becomes prophet ~ to the result of the
election to-day, and says that the chances of
Hayes being elected his successor are as three
to one.
NEW YORK, November 7-The Tribune
says that James Gordon BeIn nett, the proprie-
tor Of the Herald, bet twenty FIVE thousand dol
lars that Hayes viii be next President.
NEW ORLEANS, November Z, II 80 am
Weather clear and cool Business entirely
suspended. The election Is progressing
smoothly throughout the city. The utmost
peace and quiet prevails.
LOUISVILLE, November THE city vote
polled up to noon is light, the Democratic
ticket leading three TO one. State not yet
heard from.
NEW YORK, November 7.-Buzness is
almost entirely suspended, only the smaller
retail shops being open. AL the banks and
the several exchanges ara closed, as well as
the offices of the national, State and city gov
ernments. The liquor saloons In the vicinity
of the polling places are shut, but In the
Little House Around the Corner" Is found
all the fuel needed to keep up the fires Of pa
triotism Throughout the forenoon the ram
was heavy and almost increasing, but soon
after midday the rain ceased. and cloudy
overcast, with no rain, are the characteristics.
The isd weather seemed no bar TO voting, for
citizens in long lines were gathered at the va
rious polling stations at an early hour this
morning. until they saw their ballots de-
posted Whs1 they gave place to Others con-
stanty arriving There has been no disturb
ance thus far reported. The same conditions
apply to Brooklyn, which has registration
Of nearly 10000 votes, In the interior and
northern part Of the State the weatheris clear.
No trouble il reported from any quarter out
OF t6~n
WASHINGTON. November There is ~.
little business transacted in the departments
to-day, nearly al ths chief officials and a
rye proportions Of the clerks being alssat in
heir Respective States voting. A deep intsr-
est is naaifeEted throughout tie sity OoAssrr'
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IONA.

DEsMOINEs, November But few re-
turns have yet been received from Iowa. All
indicate an increased Republican majority,
and the election of all the Republican con-
gressmen. The majority on the State ticket
IS estimated at from 10000 to $4,000 The
Peter Cooper vote Is heavier than had been
anticipated, and viii probably reach 10000.
CHICAGO, November 7.-Returns have
been received from $50 townships in Iowa,
showing heavy Republican majOrities.
CHICAGO, November 7, II p.m.-Partial
returns from So towns in 36 counties in Iowa
give Republican gains of 2l19, and Demo-
cratic gains of 149, showing a net Republican
gain Of 1877 over the vote of 1875 for gov
ernOr.
Dubuque; Dubuque county gives over 2000
majority for Tilden, and 25O0 majority for
Griffith, Dem, for congress. The returns
from other counties show up gains on con-
gress which viii probably elect Burdick, Rep,
for congress, notwithstanding the large Dem
ocratic majority in Dubuque county. Should
this estimate be realized, it viii recover the
third district to the Republicans. Iowa has
probably gone Republican by40,000 majority.
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MISSOURI.

ST. LOUIS, November THE returns 80
far are very scattering and indicate but little.
Ten precincts give Tilden 2118, and Hayes
1885. Six precincts give Phelps, Dem, for
governor, 1065; Funkelburg, 722 No re-
turns from the interior yet.
TRENTON, November 7.-Grundy county
gives 800 majority for the State and county
ticket. Pattard's majority over Debate,
Dem. for congress in this tenth district is
estimated at 1000 1900.
HANNIBAL, November THE estimated
Democratic majority in Marion county is from
500 to 700. The vote in the city of Hannibal
is close and the heaviest ever cast here. It il
impossible to give any count before morning.
ROIIA, November 7.-Phelbs county gives
$50 Democratic majority on the National and
State ticket. Bland, Dem, is probably elected
TO congress by an increased majority.
st. Louis, November I: The Democrats
claim this county by 20OO majority, but admit
gain of two Republican oOnYressmen. New
ton county, probably 175 Democratic major
ity; Pike county gives 400 Democratic major
ity, and Rain county, 1900 Democratic ma
iority; Pettis county, $50; Marion, 500
Lincoln, 1900. Ballinger county has gone
Democratic except for member of the legisla-
ture at large. The Republican gain in this
COUNTY IL G-D OuSSluC VI I14Cbt
counties and scattered over a large portion OF
the State give Iilden majority of 1345.
ST. Louis: Returns are being counted sc
slowly that scarcely an approximate result
can be given at this writing, one am. About
half the precincts in the city give Thomas,
Republican sheriff, Hob; Brown, Dem,
10,098 Thomas has run somewhat ahead OF
his ticket His rate, therefore, does not indi-
cate Republican victory. The county ticket
will probably be divided, but the indications
are that the Democrats will get much the
larger part of it. In the first congressional
district Anthony Iltener, Rep, has no doubt
beaten E. C. Kehr, thepresent incumbent. In
the second district the indications are that
Erastus Wells, Dem, the present member,
has defeated A. W. Slayback, Dem, and
Nathan Cole. The third district is doubtful
at this writing, but the chances are in favor
of R. G. Frost, Dem. Tilden's majority in
the city cannot be stated now, but will prob
ably be 20OO.
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WISCONSIN.

MILWAUKEE, November THE returns
from Wisconsin tonight viii be compared
with the election of governor in 1875, when
Ludington, Republican, was elected by 790
majority. He ran considerably ahead Of his
ticket in Milwaukee county
Twelve Of the thirteen wards Of Milwaukee
and one town give Iildeu 1900 majority. The
Democratic majority in the county Will not
exceed 2500.
One hundred and ffty-four towns and
wards, not including the above, Hayes l0,J00
majority. Democratic gaih9l0.
Milwaukee: Returns from 80 towns and
wards in Wisconsin give Hayes a majority Of
1900. Republican gain, 957.
Milwaukee: In 50 towns and wards Tlden
has IL majority, Democratic gain Of 995,
This does not include returns from tina city,
where there are indications Of large Repub-
ican gain
Milwaukee: Returns from l76 towns and
wards outside Of Milwaukee give Hayes 1854
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GENERAL NEWS

SAN Francisco, November NOTHING
from Oregon or Nevada except Democratic
gains reported In Virginia City
LOUISVILLE, KY, is p.m.-The follow
ing from Mr.. J. a. Brenner, superintendent
of the Western Union telegraph company, at
Augusta, Georgia, was received here at eleven
o'clock: FLORIDA returns come IN slowly
The southern and western counties show largo
Democratic gains. The Republicans have
small gains In the eastern counties. The
State looks Democratic. South Carolina is
close, and claimed by both parties"
Private news from all over Mississippi from
superintendent to Mr. Van Horn, division
superintendent Western Union telegraph
company reports the election Of FIVE and per
haps more congressman, and says the State Is
Democratic by over 10000. Information from
the same source states that Louisiana has gone
Democratic, the majority IN New Orleans be-
ing 10000. In Alabama the vote Is the same
as at the last election. the Democrats having
seven congressman. Georgia goes Demo-
cratic with about the usual majority. I'll
den's majority in Kentucky Il estimated at
over 600O0
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Hayes, 95,5l8; Tilden, 1854; Rice, 81, ,8O4;
Adams, 4, 1903; Baker, S035. Four counties
complete give sixty-one Republican and ten
Democratic members of the legislature. All
but three towns in the fifth district give
Banks 947l; rockingham, 9Ij5. Other
towns will increase the majority about 300.
The third district elects Dean, Dem, by 43
plurality; Morse, Dem, Is also elected in the
fourth district; Butler, in the seventh, has
about 5000 plurality over TarbOx and Hoar.
BosToN, November THE Evening Jour-
nal says that Grape, Rep, Is reelected to
congress in the first district by large ma
jority. Harris, Rep, is elected to congress
from the second district. Twenty-four towns
give Hayes 6717; Tilden, 1896; Rice, 6308;
Adams, 1916; Baker, 435. Nine wards in
Boston give Hayes 1898; Hlden, 7419. Rice
has a majority Of % IN these wards. Repub-
ican specials from New Hampshire claim the
State by 2000.
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DIED.

DIXON-On the 7th inst, THOMAS DIXON, kzs-
band OF Mrs. Saccha Watson Dixon aged forty years
ISpirit Of the Times and New Orleans Times please
copy
Funeral from his late residence, SO Avery street.
this CWBDNESDAY) afternoon at o'clock Friends
Of the family are respectfully invited
ALLEE-The friends and acQuaintances OF James
n. Allen, Of New Orleans and Of ThOs. H Allen, sre
respectfully invited to attend the funeral services OF
BKNJ T. ALLEN who died at Hot Springs, Arkansas.
Services at the residence OF Thomas Il. Allen, 824
Second street, by Rev. Charles c. Parsons, this
CWEDNESDAY) afternoon, November Sth, az 2
o'clock. Carriages at the residence.
WILLIAMSON-At the residence Of J. J. Robin
son, on fernando road. November 9th, SAMUEL LIZA
WILLIAMSON, son Of Mrs. z. J. and the late J. l.
Williamson, aged sixteen years Funeral services By
Rev 8. B. Suratt az ElmwOOd, TO-DAY, at eleven
o'clock.
EDSON-The friends and acquaintance OF CsptaIn
John Edson are requested to attend the funeral of
his daughter, Anna KKSSETT, frOm the residence os
his sister, Mrs A z. LanhaIn, corner Fifsh and sat
farans streets, Thursday morning, ten O'Clock. Ser
Woes BY Rev. s. B. Suratt
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MINNESOTA.

ST. PAUL, November Returns received
to nine o'clock indicate a full vote and heavy
Republican majority on the general ticket.
Dunnell, Rep, In the first congressional dis
trict, Will be elected; Stewart, Rep, In the
third, and probably Strait, Rep, IN the second.
st. Paul: Tins city, nearly 5omPlete gives a
Democratic majority of nearly 1900 for I'll
den, and about the same for M'Nair for con-
gress. Scattering, but very incomplete re-
turns from all parts of the State indicate the
election of three Republican congressman.
StTaight's rep majority in the second dis-
trict will be small, but his election Is con-
ceded by the Democrats.
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NORTH CAROLINA,

RALEIGH, November This city and
township CIV give ca,1 Depocrahc Pd gan gain Of 100 IA. al
cratic gains Aeckenburg county, the home
of Vance, gives a Democratic gain of 300.
Wimingtda: Returns thus far received
here show almost universal Democratic
gains. Wilson county gives a Democratic
gain of 800 The indications all favor a de.
cided Democratic majority in the State. The
Republicans claim the State by asmaLl major,
ity, but admit it to be very close. The Demo
Gratis claim the State by 5000 to 10000. The
Star estimates the Democratic majority in the
State to be FROM $500 to 5000.
WnMIEGToH, November THE latest
returns continue to show Democratic gains
. The State is certainly Democratic by large
majority.
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VIRGINIA.

NoREoRK, November THE election Il
quiet, The majority in this city for Tilden
is 958. The majority for Goode (Dem.l fOl
congress ia S65. A Democratic increase OF
574.
Elizabeth county gives $50 Republican
majority. A Republican increase of 200.
Richmond, November 7-Tlden' +
majority In Richmond will be 1900. Returns
from the surrounding counties show Demo
cratic gain over the vote of 1874 The only
and fourth districts. The remaining seven
districts will elect Democratic congressman.
A few returns received from the second
district show that Goode (Dem.) is gaining
over the vote of 1874.
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VOL 36. NO 271.

majority of l9l; a Democratic gain of %.
Portage-Eleven townships ana precincts
give Republican majority of 666; Repub-
Gcan gain of rs.
! Preble-Three townships, Republican ma
| jorty, A. Republican gain, rs
! Putnam-SX townships and precincts, ,Dem-
| ocratic majority, 709; Democratic gain, II.
| Richland-Ten townships and precincts,
Democratic majority, 217 Republican gain, 7.
ROss-FOur townships, Republican major
ity, 81; Democratic gain, 4.
Sandusky - Four townships, Republican
majority, l73; Republican gain, l46.
SeratO-TwO townships, Republican major
ity, II; Democratic gain, 30.
Seneca-Five townships give a Republican
majority of 263; Republican gain of 30.
Shelby-Twelve townships give a Demo-
cratic majority of 1915; Democratc gam OF
798.
Stark-Ten townships give a Republican
majority of 1853; Republican gain Of 23.
Summit-Five townships give aRepubGcaR
majority of 467; Republican gain of rs.
Trumbull-Sxteen townships give a Re
publican majority Of 1863; Republican gain
Of $50.
Tuscarowa-Eight townships give a Demo-
cratic majority of 39l; Democratic gam of 81.
Union-Ten townships give a Republican
majority of 642: Republican gain of 1913.
Van Wirt-0ne township gives Demo
cratic majority of 22l; a Democratic gain of
40
VmtOn-Fiye townships give Democratic
majority of ia; Democratic gain of Al.
Warren-Seyen townships give Repubh-
can majority of 1727i q Republican gain OF
Washington townships give q
Republican majority of 26; Republican gain
of A.
Wayne-Nine townships give a Democratic
majority of 329; a Democratic gain Of 26-
WIlhams-Nine townships give a Repub-
hcan majority Of 405; Republican gain OF
sol.
Wood-Four townships give a Republican
majority Of 152; Republican gain of II.
WyandOtte-Ons township gives q Demo
cratic majority OF l53; a Republican gain Of
2S.
The Republican State committee concede
the election of Tilden
COLUMBUS, October S.-Returns up to two
0 clock this morning indicate that Ohio has
gone Republican by from 5000 to 10000 ma
jOrity.
Fulton-Two townships give a Democratic
majority of l56. Democratic gain IS.
Gallia-Eight precincts give Republican
majority of IS. Republican gain %.
Grange-Five townships give Republican
majority of 572. Democratic gain, %.
Green-Three townships give a Republican
majority of ST. Republican gain 80.
Guemsey-Three townships give a RepubG.
can majority of q. Republican gain Il.
HancOck-Two townphips give RepubG-
can majority of 81 Democratic gain Z.
Hardin---Eleyen townships give a RepubG-
can majority of 48. . Republican gain 81.
Hamilton -Eighty-one precincts give q
Democratic majority of 702
Harrison---Seven precincts give a Demo-
cratic majority of &C. Republican gain I2O.
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NEW JERSEY.

NBW YORK, November New Jersey Is
still In doubt, with the chances strongly that
it Will go Democratic The Democrats have
made several gains in the assembly. Psssaic
county, which was relied upon to give a large
majority for Hayes and the Republican con
gressman, Is very close, and Cutler, Demo-
crat, Is probably reelected to congress.
Trenton: The State has gone Democratic
by probably $1,000 majority Four if not FIVE
of the seven congressman are Democrats.
The next Legislature, which elects a United
States senator, IS doubtless Democratic.
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ALABAMA.

MONTGOMERY. November Election
quiet Throughout the STAT rs far as heard
from. Hayes maio,it, IA this city will be
1000. The few pla -. h-.,.d from indicate a
Largo Democratic majority in the State. It is
safe to say that seven Democratic congress
men are elected
MOBILE, November THE indications are
that Bromberg, Dem, has carried this county
by $500 majority. 1Tllen's majority will
equal, if 1t does not exceed. Bromberg's.
Everything quiet
Montgomery: Returns show Democratic
majorites from all directions, indicating at
least 2J,U0O majority IN the State. Sevel Dem
ocrauc congressman are certainly elected, In
the fourth district HARRISON, the present col
ored member, Is opposed by Rapier, ex-col-
ored member. Shelby, Dem, is making
gains. but not enough is known to warrant an
estimate.