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is elected, and Strait in the End district.

OHIO.
Cleveland, Ohio. Nov. 3.--Complete
returns show the vote in this city: Gar
305; Dorr 40. Garfield over Hancock
forty-nine hundred and thirtty-seven {;
over all forty-flve hundred and ninety
two. Republican gain Of Ito over the
vote for supreme judge in October. In
the whole county Garfield received 22,-
236; Hancock l4,9l1; Weaver 1853; Dow
"a. Garfield over Hancock 1924, a re-
publican gain Of 1,59l over the October
majority over all OF G,a67. Hayes plural
ity four years ago,3. .793,rcpublican gain Of
2,55l. Total vote in the county yester-
day 1858, against 36.49l in October,
and 33,055 in 1876. The aggregate dem
ocratic vote fell off 296 from October
All but one vote falling off in the city.
The republican aggregate increased S75
in the city and 400 III the county. Total
increase 1855. But for losses in the
fifth ward, the total democratic vote
woald have been slightly larger than in
October.
PENNSYLVANIA.
Erie, Pa, NOV. 3-Watson, republican
candidate for congress will have about
1900 majority in this county-nearly or
quite 5000 IN the district. The repnbli-
cans elect all their legislative candidates
in the county by the usual
large majority, but lose Jarrek, the
present incumbent in the city district by
n democratic majority of 1000. The ma
tional and state ticket will have 5000
majority in the county.
ILLINOIS.
Chicago, Nov. 3-Returns have been
received from half the state of Illinois,
but comparison has been made with only
297 towns and precincts outside of Chi
cago. These show net republican gains
of 1855. At the same rate in the rest of
the state the plurality for Garfield will
be about $4,000. The state on governor
and congressman give little loss. The
scratching does not seem to have been
very pronounced in any section. The
republicans certainly gain one congress
man.
Chicago, Oct. 3.-Returns from 3333 3333
towns and precincts in Illinois outside
of the city of Chicago gives republican
gain Of 3,O27. This indicates that Gar
fields plurality in the state may reach
$4,000.
The Weather
Washington, Nov. 3.-The weather
indications for the upper Mississippi
and lower Missouri valleys are: Occa-
sional rain, with clear or partly cloudy
weather, lower barometer, winds mostly
south.
NEW JERSEY.
Trenton, Nov. 3-The returns are sc
incomplete that it is impossible to give
Hancock's majority in the state, but il
will undoubtedly reach 1000.
| MISSOURI.
st. Louis, Nov. 3.-Almost complete
returns in the city give Hancock a plu
rality of 6,332; Crittenden, democrat, fol
governor, plurality of 4,i4O and the re-
mainder of the state ticket n plurality
ranging from % to 74S, except for secre.
tary Of state, Bradwell, republican, fol
that Office, securing plurality of 6,322.
st. Louis, Nov. -Sessenfaus, repub
lican, has about $50 majority in the
city, but the eight precincts in the coun
ty will probably give Trist enough te
elect him by from 50 to 100 votes.
IOWA.
| Des Moines, Nov. 3-The republican
state committee and state register hav'
additional returns from good numbe
Of counties this morning. Thes
fully sustain the estimate Of last nigh
for 10000 majority for Garfield over Han
cock i'll all the congressional districts il
the state. The sixth gives larg
and certain majority for th
republican candidate, Kasson, in the I'll
being over 5000 and in the 9th the dis
trict is very close and doubtful.