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Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1880-11-04
Ohio.

COLUMBUS, O., Nov. 3.-The full vote of this
Franklin) county is as follows: Hancock
9,865, Garfield 9,433, Weaver 81. Dow 1876.
The Republican State committee here have re.
a Republican gain over the vote of 1879 of 49,
7l9. The Republicans claim the State by
IS, 900.
The Republican State committee furnish the
following summary of election figures: 81
counties complete returns. show rep gain
over '79 of 1880. Four counties show dem
gain of 40. Net rep gain in Al counties 8,
40. This, added to Gov. Fosters plurality
will make Garfeld's plurality in the State S5,,
049. The counties heard from include the
largest in Ohio, and the gains in the remaining
AZ counties will make Garfield plurality about
Be- 600.
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Drawing Of French Fair Prizes.

The drawing of the lot, organ and $40
gold piece, on which chances were taken at
the French fair, took place last evening in
presen nee of about seventy five ticket holders,
resulting as follows:
Ticket No. $50, first prize, lot.
Ticket No. 100, second prize, organ.
Ticket No. 439, third prize, 800 in gold.
The holder of prize No. l can apply to j.
B. Olivier, ESQ.,, to obtain deed for said lot.
The holders of second and third prizes can
apply to A. Dufrene, who will deliver said
prizes by presenting their tickets.
The committee desire to tender thanks to
all those who contributed to the success of
the fair and also to Mr.. Sherman, the pro-
prietor of Sherman hall, for his kindness in
doing all in his power to accommodate and
render all assistance to make the hall as
pleasant as could be desired.
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BOSTON, Nov. 3.-With IA towns to hear from
the electoral vote of this State is as follows
Garfield l6l. .647, Hancock 1l0.631. Weaver g.
9O7, Dow 457. Gar6eld's plurality 81, ,056. The
gubernatorisl vote with 16 towns to hear from,
is: Long l5s, 20S, Thompson 1O9,0SS. Sargent,
ereenback, 4,269, Almy, prohibition, $40.
Long'splurality 50,155. The result in the
congressional districts are as follows: First
with 12stowns to hear from, Crapo's, rep, plu-
rality 0,212; second, towns to hear from,
Harris. rep, plurality 6,296; sixth, ! town ts
hear from. Stones maj 2.040; seventh. 8 towns
wanting. Russers. rep, plurality ATS; eighth
district, complete, Gamblers. rep. plurality g.,
255. In the fourth district where Morse, dem
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Dakota Territori,.

LINCOLN, Nov. 3.-Pettigrew, for delegate,
has 96 maj in this town.
Elk Point-Pettigrew's majority in Union
county will be 200.
BISMARCK. Nov. 81, 100 votes cast in this
county. McOormiok's majority for de legate
375; P. B. Smith, dem, for territoris council
291; Jshn Garland, district attorney. 552 mai
Mckelsey sheriff, 4l4; J. 81.
Richards. register of deeds,
241; W. B. Bell, treasurer, l44. A clean sweep
for the dems except in the case of Kelliher for
the house, who will have contest on his
hands.
Springfield, d. 7. T.-Bonhomme county gives
Pettigrew 150 maj for delegate.
Sioux Falls, D. T.-Pettigrew 504, McCer-
mick SO.
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Illinois.

CHICAGO, Nov. 8, 5P.M.-Returns from 502
polling places in Illinois, excluding Chicago,
show net rep gains of 5,099 Returns indicate
that the candidates are running very even.
Chicago 81. M.-Cook county gives Garfield
10,740 maj and the State gives him abont
$4,000.
CHICAGO, Nov. S.-The following is the
Isi6une's estimate of majorities in the con-
gressioual districts, showing that the republi-
| cans have gained one congressman from the
State, and the democrats have reelected one
in place of greenback republican 1st district,
Aldrich, republican, 1000, reelected; I'd,
Davis, rep. 5000, reelected; Sd, Farwell, rep,
1000 maj; 4th, Sherwin, rep, 5000, reelected
ssS HsaSa1son Eaga, reD eo?3 o elected
9TH, Cullen 1000; 9th, Payson 1900; 9th, Lewis
700; 10th, Marsh 1000, reelected; 11th, Sim
gletOn dem 5000; 18th, Springer dem 2,OCO;
18th, Smith, rep gain 1000; 14tb, Cannon $500;
10Th, Moulton, dem, gain 1,50O; 10th Sparks,
| dem, gain 5000, reelected; 17th, Morrison,
dem. gain 10000, reelected; 18th, Thomas,
| rep, gain ], 800, reelected; 10Th, Townshend,
| dem, 5000, reelected.
This shows rep gain Of / and greenback
loss of l. The dems remain unchanged, hav-
ing gained and lost another.
7Chicago-This city complete and corrected,
30 that the final returns will hardly change the
result, shows Garfield 2,972, Hancock 1881,
WC"soi A,o1o, NoAnoAu o PIuloIiey f,oOl. III
| the county the vote stands Garfield 54,SS6,
Hancock AZ. 500. Weaver Lila; Garfeld's plu-
rality 10,577.
In the first districts it ran very even. The
greatest interest was felt regarding the North
side third district, where one Cr two wards
made strong movement against Farwell. He
Lost somewhat in them, but in other parts of
the city and where he resides gained so much
as to puo him ahead of the ticket.
The Inter Ocean says there is movement to
impeach Mayor Harrison, of Chicago. for an al
legged incendiary speech before election, and
for other improprieties in connection with
election matters.
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CARDS AND CHESS ON TAP.
-An Odd Bat Benefcent Industry of the
Streets of Parts.
[Republique Franchise.


[Republique Franchise.
One morning while in the neighborhood
of Halles, I heard cry of "L'Amateurl"
'Volla PAmateurr' "Demandes pAmateurr'
rise from among the people in the streets.
It's author was nowhere to be seen, and I
passed on rather mystifed as to the meaning
of the cry. A few days later, however, Iheard
it again while strolling along one of the
quays of the lie st. Louis toward dusk. This
time was not baf1ed. The cry came from
middle-aged man with white linen, tall
hat, and respectable looking overcoat, the
boots triie worn, perhaps, but very care
fully polished-the whole individual, in
short, presenting an air far more of hard :
working mediocrity than of misery. He did
not, in fact, resemble the ordinary type of
street -hawkers, and you would have re-
garded him rather as brokea-down
gentlemen who retains his air of dignity and
politeness as solitary vestige of happier
past. The "Amateur" was carrying paste
board box enveloped in green cloth, and was
pacing slowly in front of the houses and
casting up an inquiring glance every now
and then at the windows of each house while
repeating 81 L'Amateur!, "Demandez rAma-
teurp' in regular cadence. "Amsteur" of
what? I burned to know. The very next
morning, when scarcely out of bed, was
surprised to receive visit from friend,
who accosted me thus: "Well, I have seen
your Amateur and talked to him about his
past history, but found our man very reti-
cent on the point. When pushed him
home with direct question he turned the
question very politely and went off. So
am obliged to rely on the on dts
that I have picked up since I saw
you. People generally say he was formerly a
millionaire and lost all his money at Monaco.
Extremely honest at bottom, when he had
gambled away all his property he set to work
to earn living and hit on the idea of gaining
his bread by the very pursuit which had been
his ruin. His reasoning is ingenious enough.
There must be good many people in Paris,
he argues, confined to the house by age or ill
health, and for them anything which would
agreeably occupy an hour or two would be q
great boon. So, provided with the little
green box containing his panaoea, he sets
himself to retailing consolation to such as
require it at moderate price per hour" )"
"What does this box contain, then?" asked.
"Simply pack of cards, draught- board,
and set of dominos." AS he is gentle
manly-looking man and of polished manners
the "Amateur" is we'll received in the houses
of his clientele, with whom he plays game
of cards, etc., for certain fee whenever he
is wanted.
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Vest Tir0inia.

WHEELING, W. Va, Nov. 3.-The vote in
West Virginia will not be materially changed
from that in October. The republicans have
made slight gains in most of the counties heard
from, and the plurality of Hancock over Gar
field will not exceed IL 900 or $4,000, while his
actual majority in the state will not be over
5000 or 5000, if. indeed, it will be that There
is no doubt about the election of Hoge, dem,
for congress in the second, and Kenna, dem,
in the third district, but the vote in the first
district is close it will take the official vote
to decide. The chairman of the republican
state committee claims the election OF Hutch
inson, rep. by not less than 100 maj, and a
great many we'll informed democrats concede
his (Hutchiason's) election. It is evident there
cannot be over 100 maj either way, and the
chances of one about as good as the other.
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Louisiana.

NEW ORLEANS, NOv.3.-Hancock's mai in the
city TO- 2S2. The vote for mayor is close with the
chances favoring James A. Shakespeare, ind,
dem. With the exception of Mayor Fitzpatrick
the wing calling themselves dems elect the
entire municipal ticket. Miltenberger, for
recorder of the Lowell district will contest.
he claims he received maj Of votes.
New acknowledgements Acklen arrived
this evening from the Third Congressional dis
triot. He comedies the election of Danell,
Republican, from 8 1000 to 1000, Republican
gain of Congressman.
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Connecticut.

HARTFORD, Conn.,, Nov. 3.-P. T. Barnum,
Republican, was defeated for the Senate. The
Senate stands sixteen Republicans to FIVE Dem
ocrats, with five towns to hear from. The
State gives Garfield 65.746, Hancock CASTE,
Weaver 769, Dow 1888; Garfeld's plurality
1857; majority over all 1 ,765. For governor,
Bigelow, rep, has 6i.87S; English. dem 90, 157,
scattering 1.044; Bigelow 1872 maj. The leg
islature is estimated at 7S rep maj. Congress
Buck, rep, first district, 1888 plurality;
Phelps dem, second district, 1884 plurality
Waller, rep, third district. 1866 plurality
Miles, rep, fourth district, 677 plurality.
Hartford-The total vote of Connecticut,
lacking the small town of Hamden, is 1Sl, ,9lS
for President and 13l, $3.50 for governor. Gar
field received sc. .661, Hancock "a ,043. Weaver
S44. Dow S46. Garfeld's plurality 2,6l8.
Bigelow, republican majority for governor,
I,13S, and his plurality 2,s8S. The legislature
will stand, 16 republicans to democrats in
the Senate and l65 republicans, S3 democrats
and greenbacker in the House. The repub-
lican majority on joint ballot is 43. Last year
il was 80.
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Indiana.

INDIANAPOLIS, Nov. S-697 voting places
which cast nearly 5S per cent of the vote of In
diana in Oct, show net rep gain of sos :.
Indianapolis-Returns from twenty-eight
counties, complete, show rep maj $3.50. dem
maj $3.50, rep gsins .248. dem gains 1888, net
rep gains $40.
Indianapolis-Full returns from Allen
county (Fort Wayne) give dem maj of 2,991
dem gain of 4S7. The rep maj in the state
will probably not exceed that of the October
eleotion-7,00
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NetC York.

NEW YORK, Nov. 3.-Kings county (Brooklyn)
gives Hancock 9, 1915 maj.
Elmira-Richardson rep. is elected in the
29th congressional district by 1900 mai over
Rev. Mr.. Beecher, the fusion candidate.
New York-Brooklyn elects three ,all) dem
congressman, Bliss, Smith and Robinson.
Smith defeated Chittenden by over 2,OOO
The total city vote gives Grace 1904 mai
for mayor. Docharty for register has $500
maj.
New York-The following is the complete
city vote for Presidential electors in this city:
Hancock 123, 102 Garfield l,726.
The Times says the State of New York
has been carried by the Republicans by rs, 600
majority and prints with the statement table
showing the majorities in the several counties.
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NO. 800

Democrats claim the reelection of Cabell in
the fifth district, while the readjusters claim
their candidate, Stovell, is elected. Paul. the
readjusters claim to be elected over Allen,
dem, in the seventh district. The vote in the
ninth district is 30 close between Trigg, dem,
and Fudderson, readjuster. that the result
can't be predicted with adegree Of certainty.
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field ss. Hancock IA; Dunnell 81, Wells 10,

field IS. Hancock IA; Dunnell 81, Wells l2
Ward 8.
Fountain, Fillmore County 50.
Hancock 40. Weaver l39; Dunneli rs, Wells 55
Roberts III.
Wells-Hanoook 81, Garfield 1888; Dunnell
Ill, Ward z, Wells 6S
st. James-Gar6eld So. Hancock At; Dunnell
SO, Ward az, Wells AZ.
Hartland, Freeborn county-Garield l26,
Hancock "a, Dunnel rs, Wells %, Ward 40.
Twin Lakes, Nunda township-Garfield l0l,
Hancock Al, Ward rs, Dunnell "a, Wells SO.
Brownsdale-Dunnell Is, Wells, Is, Ward 8.
Grand Meadow-Ounnell 81. Ward 10, Wells
az.
Remington-Dunnsll 4S, Ward 4, Wells 26.
Owatonns oity-Dunnell 4S4, Wells 2O5,
Ward 90.
Taopi-Gar6eld 10, Hancock 4s, Dunnell
rs, Wells So, Ward /.
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Colorado,

DENVER, COL, Nov. S.-Returns from rs
towns and precincts, composing over one-half
of the State and including this city and Lead
vile, nearly complete, give Garfield S,101
maj, and Pilkin, rep. for governor, 1000; Bel
ford, rep, for congress, is 600 or 700 ahead.
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MfchfgGn.

DETROIT, Mich, Nov. Slater and fuller
returns do not materially change last nights
eitimates. Garfeld's mai will approach 4O-
600. In three or four localities the Green
hackers polled strong vote. Otherwise it
was small, showing great decadence of the
party's strength. The legislature is largely
rep in both branches. The congressional del
egation is solidly rep as now.
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South Carolina.

COLUMBUS, 8. O., Nov. 8-The Democratic
State executive committee have advices from
twentY-three counties, showing majorities ag-
gregating about 1900 for the Democratic State
and national tickets. The result in the State
will give Hancock the electoral vote and re-
elect the Congressional delegation.
Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1880-11-04

AGRICULTURAL HALL, LONDON, Nov. 4, s A.
M.-Dobler appeared again at o'clock this
morning. walking lame. he covered four
miles before Rowell appeared at 2:19. Little
wood, who rested three hours, appeared at Al,
The scores now stand, Rowell, Sl2; Littlewood,
295; Dobler, Sal,
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VirQinSG.

Richmond-The regular Democratic electoral
ticket will have handsome majority over both
the readjusters and reps. The congressional
delegation stands: First district, GARRISON,
dem; second, Desendorf, rep; third,
G.. D. Wise, dem; fourth, Jorgenson, rep;
9th, Tucker, dem; 9Th, Barbour, dem. The
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Mtsstsstppt.

JACKSON, Miss, Nov. 3.-Reports frem fifty
counties, towns and precincts give Hancock
1925, Garfield 6,8s2. The returns from the
first, second, fourth and fifth districts indicate
the election of democrats in each by decided
majorities. Returns from the sixth district
are meagre, not sufficient to base an estimate
on, but Chalmers leads as far as heard from.
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DeI0tC0re

WILMINGTON, Del, Nov. 3.-Returns from all
election districts in the State two in Kent
county, the majority of which are estimated on
the vote at the election last September, show
dem maj of 1,045. Two-thirds of the legisla-
ture is dem, insuring the return of Bayard to
the Senate.
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TcE0S.

GALVESTON, Nov. S.-The democratic state
and national ticket is carried by 10000 mai.
Shepherd, dem. for congress- carries Galveston
county by 1900 maj, insuring his election and
giving Texas a solid democratic representation
in congress.
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The sisth Ward.

The vote cast in the Sixth ward was un-
usually large, and consequently it was not
counted till late hour yesterday. Gen.
Hancock received 228 votes and Mr.. Garfield
1855. MIR. Poehler was complimented by
297 votes, and Mr.. Strait 253. The vote on
Representative was as follows:
D.-.on-o&;n Repuhticap
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NetC JerSey.

JERSEY CRY, Nov. S-The secretary of state
Of New Jersey, says he has returns which show
the election of the dem electoral ticket by 1000
mai and Ludlow, dem, governor by maj of
not less than 500.
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Oregon.

PORTLAND, Oregon, Nov. 3.-This State is
very close and will perhaps require the official
vote to decide. The Republicans are still con-
fdent of small majority. The returns are
incomplete and nearly all the counties are esti-
mated. The only two counties from which
statements are received here, Lane and Null
tonomah, show slight Republican gains.
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Missouri.

ST. LOUIS, Nov. 3.-The twelfth congress
sional district will give Hatch, dem. for Con-
gross, 1000 to 1900 majority. The first dis
trict will elect Cloudy by l,50O to 1900 majo.
rity. In the second district Allen, dem, is
elected by 1000 majority. The third district
is very close (the returns are not all in), but
will likely elect Frost, dem, by 500 to 1000
majority.
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California.

SAN FRANCISCO, Nov. 3..The latest returns
of the city give Garfield 1905; Hancock a.
1884; Davis l4,407; IRosecrans 14.57S. This
reducing of the expected dem gains in the city
makes the state very close and doubtful. The
rep state committee estimate q mai of q few
hundred and claim the state without giving
figures.
San Francisco-Returns Of the State
continue coming in rapidly. but are
of such a nature as to render
it extremely difficult to forecast the result de-
cidedly; 145 precincts in the city give the
Hancock electors l,978 mai and 1.176 maj for
Rosecrans for congress. The remaining one
half dozen precincts are not likely to materi-
ally alter the result. In the face of this it
seems almost foregone conclusion that the
State will go dem by small maj, though at
rep headquarters they still figure out q rep
mai of between 800 and 400. 1t may possihly
require the official count to decide. The DIFF
nuay mates arises m s rom the '"Gls fact that that
the rep gains are found to a considerable ex-
tent in dem strongholds and vice versa. In
the third congressional district Berry, dem, is
probably reelected. In the 4th district the
race between Pacteco and Leach is so close
that the outcome at present cannot be stated.
Page is re- elected in the 2nd district. If it
prove that California chooses dem electors
and two or three dem congressman, it may be
fairly attributed to the influence of the Morey
letter-at least that is the general belief ex-
pressed. Reps claim that they will at any
rate get one elector, as Judge Terry, on the
dem ticket, is believed to be very badly
scratched.
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Nebraska.

OMAHA, Neb.. Nov 3-Garfeld has 1900 in
the State and the entire republican State ticket
is elected by about the same majority.
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North Carolina.

GREEssBoRo, N. G., Nov. 8.--Scales is re-
elected to Congress.
Oharlotte-The Democratic majority in Neck
enburg county will not exceed 1c0, q loss of
700 on the vote of 1876. Bobson county, dem,
loss is; Union county, dem, loss %; Oabarrus
county, dem, loss 800; Rowan county, no change
from 1875; CASTOR county elects an indepen-
dent member to the legislature; democratic
loss, 800.
Raleigh-Returns come in slowly and are
scattering. From those received the indi-
cations are that the state has gone democratic
Dy reduced majority. The second district
elects republican congressman. The third,
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TirGint0.

STAuNToN, va.-Paul. readjustor, is elected
to congress over Allen, 'readjus dem, in the
Seventh district by 1000 maj.
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Kansas.

ST.. LOUIS, Nov. S.-Kansas goes $4,000 to
co. 600 for Garfield. Anderson, rep, first district,
has 1000 maj; Haskell, rep, second district, 800
maj; Ryan, rep. third congressional district,
$4,000 maj; st. John, rep, for governor. 10000
msjority.
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An Esssmate of the Meat Oonaress.

NEW YORK, Nov. 3.-The Times gives a list
of members elected to the Forty-seventh Con-
gress and divides them practically az follows:
Republicans. 1856; Democrats, 1872; Green
backs, B.
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The most select stock of Hats. Scarfs and
Neckwear in the city at Dunn's, No. 66 Waba.
shaw street,
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Republican.
Democratic.

This assures the election of Garfield and
Arthur as President and Vice President. 1t is
hardly probable that later returns will mate
rally change the figures given above.
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Nevada.

VIRGINIA CRY, Nov. 3.-The counting in the
city is very slow-only about one-third count
ed. The Democrats are ahead in every ward
except the fourth. The city was formerly
strong Republican. Gold Hill even, has thus
far been the Republican stronghold of Storey
county. In all probability the Democratic
party has the legislature strong. Il may take
the official count to decide the electoral ticket
and congressman. Later dispatches The
Republicans now ooncede everything.
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Kentucky.

LOUISVILLE, Nov. 3.-Reports 80 far indicate
that Judge Phister has been reelected in the
Tenth district by mai of 800 or 1000. In
the doubtful (ninth) district. White, rep, car
ries Rock Castle county by 81 maj and Laurel
county by $50 maj. The former gave dem
maj of 247 and the later a rep maj of 725 in '78.
No other counties in the district heard from.
Loulsville-Of Official reports from seven coun-
ties show rep gains in six. The rep gains have
been very general. The dem mai in this city
with full vote is reduced from 1000 in 1876
to $3.50. There is no doubt, however, of the
reelection of Kentucky's entire delegation in
congress which is solidly demo.
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THE COUNTRY AT LARGE.
The Result.

The Result
Up to late hour last night the indications
are that the electoral votes of the several States
will be divided between the two parties as fol-
lows:
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Tennessee.

NASHVILLE, Tenn, Nov. 3.-The city and
county was carried for Hancock. The Repub-
licans carry the county for governor and their
entire legislative ticket. The result over
the State is still in doubt between
Hawkins, rep, for governor and Wright, State
credit Democratic, and the complexion of the
general assembly is still close as between the
Democrats and Republicans, but the repudia-
tors delegation in the legislature will be insig-
nifcant.
NASHVILLE, Nov. 3.-The Republicans claim
the governorship. Forty-seven ont of one hum
dred members of the legislature and q gain of
two congressman.
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ReDubll q, !,
Minneapolis.
Especial Telegram to the Globe. ]

MINNEAPOLIS. Nov. 8.-With three pre-
cincts lacking Washburn carries Hennepin
county by mai Of 8,3S8. It is probable that
the missing precincts will increase this maj
about l5O. Garfeld's maj in tho same pre-
Gin 3ts is 2, ,761,
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NTH, sixth, seventh and eighth districts elect
democrats. The retarns are not sufficient from
the first and fourth districts to indicate the
result. The legislature is claimed to be DEM
ocratic.