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PENNsYLyANIA.

PITTsBURG, November 2d-Electon day opened
bright and warm. Up to noon wothirds of the
votes were poed. No disturbance.
PHILADELPHIA, November 2d.-Eleven wards show
o net Republican gain of 4,19O.
PHILADELPHIA, November 2d.-Seven wards Of
Philadelphia show net Republican gain Of 2,693.
PHILADELPHIA, November 2d.-The indications are
that Garfeld's majority in this State will be from
$4,000 to 10000.
PHILADELPHIA, November 2d.-Twelve out of the
81 wards in Philadelphia give Garfield 5,425 ma
jority, indicating Republican majority of 25, 200.
This makes the State Republican by not less than
10000, and probably 10000. Fourteen wards show
net Republican gain over 1876 Of 5,2s7.
PHILADELPHIA, November 2d.-In Berks county
the Democratic majority Is about 1900.
PHILADELPHIA, November 2d.-The Legislature is
probably Republican on joint ballot Monroe
county gives Democratic majority of about $500
the game as in 1876.
PHILADELPHIA, November 2d.-Monroe county
gives 2, 500 Democratic majority.
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OREGON.

PORTLAND, November 2d.-A heavy rain-storm is
prevailing notwithstanding which fact the interest
in the election is undated Hundreds are gathered
about the various polling places distributing
tickets and discussing the probable results Voting
has not proceeded far enough to tell with any de-
gree Of certainty how the result will be- The Re
publicans confidently claim this city and county by
800 majority.
PORTLAND, November 2d.-During the entire day
heavy, drenchiag rain-storm prevailed. The rain
has extended over the entire valley but not to Sec
tions east OF the Cascade mountains 1t is thought
that the stormy weather has hinderei many from
going to the polls who reside in the country pre-
cincts, and consequently has reduced to an appre-
cable extent the total vote poled. The election has
been very hot here, but there have been disturb
ances beyond a few knock downs. The vote in this
city and county is heavier than usual and indicates
large Democratic gains. This city and county will
not give more than 500 Republican majority, which
is less than onehalf the majority given last June.
NJ. C. George, Republican candidate for Congress,
received 200 majority. Should there be an in.
creased Democratic vote from Eastern Oregon,
doubts Of carrying the State by only small major
ity are entertained Slight returns are received
from six counties lying east OF the Cascades. The
returns meager that definite idea OF the
result there can be formed. Eastern Oregon at the
preceding elections has given aggregate Demo-
cratic majority OF from 600 to 800. About the same
majority probably be counted on in
this election Owing to the great area
and imperfect telegraphic communication,
returns from that section will not be known for
several days Until the result from that Dart of the
State is known, it is impossible to estimate the
actual majority. Returns from counties in western
and southern Oregon are scattering and so frag-
mentary that no very definite estimate can be
formed as to the figures. Up to a very late hour
the best and most reliable estimate places the Re-
publican majority OF the State at 5O0 From pres
ent indications there is every to set Oregon
down for Garfield, unless the Republican majorities
in the western and southern portions of the State
DrOye esg
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SACRAMENTO, WEDNESDAY MORNING, NOVEMBER

FALL RIVER, November 2d-Garfield and Arthur
have l,o26 majority here.
WORCESTER, November 2d.-Tbis city gives Car
field 5,ss1, Hancock 3,6es, Weaver 1sl, Dow 15 For
Governor-Long 5,627, Thompson 1851, Sargent
1856, Almy 49, For Congress-Rice (Rep) $780,
Mccafferty (Dcm.) 1858, Brown (Greenbaek) III,
Clark Prohibiton) 175.
BosToS, November 2d.-The city of Ftchburg
gives Garfield 1880, Hancock so4, Long 1890,
Thompson 795. For Congress -Norcross 1,S67, AL.
word 799.
FALL RIVER, November 2d-This city is probably
Republican by 500 or 1000.
BosroS, November 2d.-Eighty-two cities and
towns, including Worcester, Fitchburg and New
Bedford, give Garfield 36,976; Hancock, 10, 762.
BosTeS, November 2d.-Returns from the Fourth
Congressional District give F. B. Hayes (iep) a
majority of 247 over Morse. This is gain of one
Congressman for the Republicans. AL the cities
and towns of the Sixth District except five give
Stone tRep.) majority Of 2,477 over Boynton
tGreenback Dem.) Ninety-nine towns and wards in
the State give Garfield 50,sS3; Hancock 81, 300.
The same towns in 1875 gave Hayes Al, ,9e7; Tlden,
1884. In the First District W. W. Crapo Rep) is
elected to Congress. In the Second District S. z.
Bowman (Rep.) is elected to Congress W. A. Rus
sell (Rep) is elected in the Seventh District John
W. Coulder Rep) In the Eighth District; W. W.
Rice Rep.) in the Ninth District; Amos W. Nor
cross {Rep) in the Tenth District Geo. D. Robert.
son (Rep) in the Eleventh District Unless later
returns materially alter the vote, the Republicans
have carried every Congressional District.
BosToN, November 2d.-Later reports leave the
Sixth Congressional District in doubt, with the
probability fayoring the election Of Stone (Rep)
The Herald says Morse Dem) is elected to ,ngress
in the Fourth District by lis plurality, while the
Journal figures up plurality of 29i for Francis B.
Hayes Rep) his oponent- This leaves two dis
tricts in doubt
Bosros, November Morse. (Dem.) is elected
to Congress in the Fourth District by 81 majority
Bosros, November 2d.-Boston complete gives
Garfield 25, ,524 Hancock, 1859.
BosroS, November 2d.-The Massachusetts dele
CATION 10 Congress stands 10 Republicans and
Democrat. The Journal claims plurality in Mas
sachusetts of from 40, 900 to $4,000.
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RHODE ISLAND.

PROVIDENCE, November 2d.-Tho vote in this city
comes in uncommonly full and early. AT noon Gar
field had 9.7s7, Hancock ,255, Weaver 49,
PROVIDENCE, November 2d.-Reports continue to
favor increased Republican majority in the State
and both Congressional Districts. The Republican
majority in Providence at o'clock is 2,747.
PROVIDENCE November 2d.-Returns from four
teen towns and two voting districts, including this
city, give Garfield 4,4os majority. Nelson wald-
rich is elected in the First Congressional District
and Jonathan Choice in the Second District, both
Republicans.
PROVIDENCE, November 2d.-Partial returns from
this city and six towns and two districts give Gar.
field majority of 5,347
PROVIDENCE, November 2d.-Kent county gives
Garfield 1855, Hancock 944, Weaver IA Washing.
ton county gives Garfield 2,OlO, Hancock 1,229,
Weaver 80 Chase (Rep-), for Representative, is
elected by $3.50, and Aldrich by $500 majority.
PROVIDENCE, November 2d-Returns from all
towns in the State but six give Garfield Is, 1877,
Hancock 1853 Weaver 3I2
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TANNING TIGERS. The veteran animal
tanner, Alfred Still, says that too much
whipping makes wild animal sulky and
vicious, but certain amount of whipping
is necessary. To train wild beast, he
said recently, You must first make its ac-
quaintance from the outside of the cage,
and get the animal acquainted with your
face, but, above all, with your voice.
They become accustomed to voices sooner
than faces, and are governed more by
sound than by sight. Having got accus-
toned to your beasts, and they accus.
toned to you, your next step is to train
them to their tricks. Though these tricks
are simple they require great deal of
time and patience and good deal of whip
ping to accomplish them. Kindness that
is, anything but ordinary civility-is abso-
lutely thrown away upon a wild beast
With tiger or tigress especially all affec-
tien is literally wasted A tigress is as
likely to eat you up after an intimate ac-
quaintance of six years as one of six weeks.
As rule, the whip is the most efficacious
instrument for training. 1t can be used
quickly and it hurts. II l were to drop
my whip the beasts would fancy had lost
all my power over them and would pounce
first on the whip and then go for me.
Tigresses trained are estimated to be
worth S32, 900, but a good tiger, unbroken.
is not worth more than 50, 500. Lions are
worth about $1,000 to 81, 500 each PAN
theirs, $500; jaguars, 800; hyenas, $3.50,
if unframed !; !eopards, $3.50 to S400, ac
cording to their kind.
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COLORADO.


DENVER, November 2d.-The election is passing
of quietly. Good weather. heavy vote is being
polled. The Republicans are confident.
DENVER, November 2d.-In Ingolden and Long
mont counties the Republican majorites are 10 and
81, respectVely-a Republican gain in lngolden over
1875 of $50 II is estimated that Arapahoe county
gives from 900 to 600 Republican majority-a gain
of nearly 200. The Republicans carry the State
probably by an increased majority. Returns will be
late owiHg to the length OF the ticket and time for
closing the polls
GOLDEN CRY, November I'd Garfield 70 major
ity-a Republican gain Of $50.
LoSGMoNT, November 9d.-Garfeld 3S7, Hancock
l20 Weaver 6s.
DENVER, November 2d.-Twenty-one towns and
prec nets give Garfield ,2iS majority The Gov
ernor and Congressman lead the ticket. All the
towns show Republican gains.
DENVER, November 2d.-The indications now are
that the Republican majority in Colorado will ex
coed 5000. The Republicans elect their entire
State and Congressional ticket and will have large
majority OF the Legislature
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MARYLAND.

BALTIMORE, November 2d.-The election is pro-
ceeding in the most quiet and orderly manner A
very heavy vote is being polled Up to / T. M only
four arrests has been made
ANNAPOLIS, November 3D. The vote IN this city
shows a Republican gain of 154. Wilmer (Rep.),
for Congress, has IS majority.
BALTIMORE, November 2d-Kent county gives a
Democratic majority of 117-a Republican gain of
1885,
BALTIMORE, November 2d.-The total vote OF Bal
timore City gives Garfield 2sS54, Hancock 80, ,677-
a Republican gain of S7S
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FLORIDA.

PENSACOLA, November 2d.--ln Santa Rosa cosnty
is estimated as giving 400 majority for Hancock-a
Democratic gain of so on 1876 Gambia county is
claimed for Hancock by SOO-a Democratic gain of
SOC.
LAkR C1rr, November 2d.-The indications favor
the election of Bloxom DEM, for Governor, and
Davidson for Congress in the First District. The
Second District is close.
JACKSONVILLE, November 2d.-The indications are
now that the Democrats viii make clean sweep
Until fuller returns had from the strong negro
counties, nothing positive can be affirmed
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TENNESSEE.

MEMPHIS, November 2d.-The election is pro-
crossing quietly. But little interest is ,niiested
by the Democrats The Republicans are polling q
full vote, and the indications at this time point 20
More, Republican candidate for Congress, carrying
this county.
CHATTANOOGA, November 2d.-The total vote of
Chattanooga IS 2,625-the largest vote ever polled
here. The Republicans claim the election OF their
entire ticket by 500 majority.
NASHVILLE, November 2l.-There is evidence of a
heavy vote all over the State The Republicans
carry Chattanooga by an increased majority over
1876.
CHATTANOOGA, November 2d-Ditbrel (Dem) has
been reelected by from 5000 to 1000 majority in
the Third Congressional District. Hamilton county
gives an increased Republic,n IN majority of 5, 600
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Kentucky.

LOUISVILLE, November 2d.-Thirty eight of the
foryfour precincts of this city, with five precincts
in the county, give 1925 majority for Hancock,
which is gain over 1879 The same precincts in
the Congressional election gave s,277 votes for
Willis, the present representative, 2,6S5 for Hayes,
Democratic nominee, and e,so4 for Burns, Repub-
iican nominee. Willis is reelected. The election
was very quiet throughout the State. The election
OF Mckenzie in the Second District Caldwell in the
Third, Mott in the Fourth, Carlisle in the Sixth,
Blackburn in the Seventh, and Thompson in the
Eighth, IS eertain-all Democrats, and all members
of the present Congress
LOUISVILLE, November 2d.-Returns up to this
time are meager and scattering, but indicate con
siderable Republican gains in all parts of the State,
with probable gain of one or two Republican Con
gressmen
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in several wards onethird of the vote in before
O'Clock this morning. Leading citizens manifested
their great interest in the election by being at the
polls by hundreds soon after daylight and many are
serving as rallying and challenging committees.
CINCINNATI, November I'd Twenty -uine precincts
of Hamilton county show net Republican gam
over October Of 3,757 This includes 5000 in this
city.
CINCINNATI, November 2d.-Afurat Halsted says
Ohio gives 10000 Republican majority
COLUMBUS, November 2d-S:30 I. M-we have re-
turns from $50 precincts, wards and townships,
which show net Republican gains of 1900. The in-
dications are that Garfelds majority in the State
VIII not be less than $4,000, and may exceed 10000.
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SOUTH CAROLINA.

NEw YORK, November 2d.-The following dispatch
was received to-day at the headquarters of the Re-
publican National Committee
SUHM.RvILLB Is. c., Nov 3D.
To Hon. M. Jewell All the polls in the Repub-
can stronghods are closed against us in this Sec
ton Does this verify the Democratic declaration
OF a free ballot and fair count? Answer.
W. T. MYERS.
An answer will be sent on the return Of Marshal
Jewell to this city.
AUGUSTA (Ga), November 2d.-At Johnsons, in
South Carolina. riot occurred between whites and
blacks. The latter tried to seize the ballot-box
One negro was killed and three wounded. tele.
gram has been received here from Aiken S. c.,
stating that the negroes have threatened to burn
that town tonight, and asking for assistance
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MICEIG AN.

DETROIT, November 2d.-The election is progress.
ing here in the most quiet and orderly manner A
large number of business houses are closed, and en-
ergetic work is being put in by both Sides Moth.
ing definite is known as to the condition of the vote
Splendid weather prevails
DETROIT, November 2d.-Twenty-six towns and
precincts in Michigan give Garfield ss4 majority,
and Jerome, for Governor, 71s majority
DETROIT, $50 P. N.-November 2d-One hundred
and thirty-two precincts wards and townships in
Michigan give Garfield 9l2O majority
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give Bell (Rep) 1eos; Jones, l,259 scattering, II
net Republican gain of 14l.
CONCORD. November 2d.-The Presidential vote OF
ten towns give Garfield 627 Hancock 1,24S-a net
Republican loss of AZ. The Gubernatorial vote for
ten towns give Bell (Rep) ,6os, Jones 1885, scat
tering 11-net Republican gain of 14l.
CONCORD, November 2d.-Returns Indicate the
election Of Bell Republican candidate for Governor,
by popular vote, and the full Republican Electoral
ticket
New Hampshire State Republican Committee claims
the election Of the Republican candidates for Con-
gress in the Second and Third Districts The first
District is in doubt.
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NEBRASKA.

OMAHA, November 2d.-The Returns are slow in
coming in, but from those received, and from the
best estimates it is safe to say that Nebraska goes
Republican by from 10000 to 25 600 majority. Gov
ernor Vance and the entire State ticket, together
with Congressman Valentine, are re elected, This
county gave a Republican majority of over 500
handsome gain. There are heavy Republican
gaiss in nearly every town in the State. The Re.
publican majority in Lancaster county is 1900.
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CINCINNATI, November 2d.-Election day is beau
tifuly clear. Tho election is progressing very qui-
ety. From the Indications at noon IT appears that
the vote will be ttlo lighter than at the October
election. The Republicans say the Democrats ex.
hibit less activity about the polls than at the last
election, and on this base hope of Republican
gains.
COLUMBUS, November 2d.-The weather is well
near perfection, bright and clear. The election is
passing of quietly full vote is being polled, and
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iowa.

CHICAGO, November 2d.-In Iowa the vote will be
compared with that for Governor in 1879.
DEs MONIES, November 2d.-Returns from the ten
precincts in Polk, Madison, Adair, Dallas, Guthrie,
Waspella Webster and Marshall counties, casting
about and one-half per cent of the vote Of the
State, show net Republican gain OF BOG over the
vote of last year. The precincts, far heard
from, in the Sixth Congressional District show q
Republican gain of 208.
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MISSOURI.

ST. LOUIS, November 2d.-There is no trouble, bat
everybody is on the alert at the polls The vote is
full.
KANSAS CRY, November 2d.-The counting is
very slow, with many scratched tickets In the
Eighth Congressional District, as far as counted,
Van Horn (Rep.) leads both the Democratic candi-
dates in nearly every precinct.
ST. LOUIS, November 3d-sessinghause (Rep) is
beyond doubt elected to Congress in place Of Frost
Dem J in the Third District
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MILWAUKEE, November 2d.-The vote is the largest
ever polled. > All business is suspended.
MILWAUKEE, November 2d.-Thirty.five towns
heard from give 1919 Republican majority, a Re-
publican gain of S72 over the vote Of 1876.
MILWAUKEE, November 2d-Fifty seven towns
give Republican majority Of 4,725-a Republican
gain OF 9i7. Denser (Dem.) probably reelected in
the Fourth District. Bouck (Dem.) is beaten by
Guenther (Rep) in the Sixth District. Bragg in
the Fifth District is reelected by reduced major
ty. The total result in the State on Congressman
is that probably the Republicans gain one.
MILWAUKEE, November 2d.-The Republican ma.
ority in this State will be 10000 with gain OF one
Republican Congressman
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VIRGINIA.

PETERSBURG, November I'd Noon There has
been no disturbance so far. The vote is half in.
RICHMOND, November 2d.-Returls from two
thirds Of the city give the regular Democratic ticket
4,ss7, Readjusters 1862, Republicans 2,l6s Fifty
two precincts in the State give the regular Demo-
Gratis 1894, Readjussers 195s, Republicans 6,olo.
LYNcHBURe, November 2d.-This city gives the
entire Democratic ticket 1876 Readjusters "a, Re-
publican s6l. fredericksburg gives regular
Democratic majority OF 2l2. Returns from 81 pre-
cincts give regular Democratic plurality of ], ,564
NORFOLK, November 2d.-Goode (Dem.) for Con-
gress has plurality 49, The election of Dezen.
dorf (Rer) for Congress from the Second District
is conceded Republican gain of one Congressman.
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MASSACHUSETTS.

spRNeFrKLD. November 2d-A very large vote is
being polled throughout western Massachusetts,.
Boston, November 2d.-A Newburyport dispatch
states that Boynton, Democratic and Greenback
candidate for Congress in the Sixth District viii be
elected by about 100 majority.
NEW BEDFORD, November 2d.-The vote in this
city stands: For Garfield 2,s67, Hancock 1872
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DELAW ARE.

WILMINGTON, November 21.-The election was
rather excited. The police force was 200 larger
than usual and still larger supply of United States
officials One conflict OF authority between the po-
lice and Deputy Marshals settled by the arrest
OF the latter, who then discharged by the
Mayor who said he wished for no conf ct.
WILMINGTON, November 2d.-Incomplete returns
Of this city show Republican gain of $50.
WILMINGTON, November 2d.-Returns received in
dicates majority in the State of at least 1000 for
Hancock. The Democrats will secure at least Il of
the 2olegisatOrs, the probabilities that the
entire ticket will be electe
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The Feeling at ChIcoro.

CHICAGO, November 3d-A. M.-Mayor Harrison's
plan to allow voters the privilege of depositng bal
lots after the close of the polls did not succeed
only 81 votes were deposited in one of the boxes
The excitement is intense in the city At midnight
a procession was formed in an irregular manner and
began marching about the streets, gathering in
numbers at every street corner until the procession
became the largest ever here. 1t is estimated
as high as $4,000. They secured bands, fireworks
and transparencies, and are still marching in the
early houra
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NEW JERSEY.

NEW BRUNSWICK, November 2d.-Democratic ma
jority, 1000; Democratic gain of 500. 1t is esti-
mated that three Democratic congressman are
elected-a gain of two.
CAMDEN, November 2d.-Cumberland county
gives Republican majority of about 4o0-a Demo
cratic gain of l35.
WATERFOWL, November 2d.-Jefferson county,
complete, gives Garfield 2,4oO majority.
PATTERSON, November 2d-Passaic county gives
Republican majority of between 1900 and 1,4O0,
against s73 for President Hayes. Miles Ross is
probably elected by 200 majority.
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WASHINGTON TERRITORY.

SEATTLE November 2d.-Nine hundred and eighty
votes polled in Seattle Precinct. Twenty-Five votes
are counted, giving 16 for Burke for Brents, and
about the same result in favor of the Republican
candidate for Prosecuting Attorney Ballard. Par
ties just in from Newcastle, Blakely and Port Madi-
son predict small majorities for Burke. Port Gam
BILE Will go strong for Brents. Clitsap county is
estimated about a stand off
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TEXAS,

GALVESTON, November 2d-Unofiicial returns
from few scattering precincts indicate the usual
Democratic majority on the State and Congressional
tickets. Nothing definite is to be heard tonight
GALVESTON, November 2d.-Democratic Congress
men are elected in the First, Second, Third Fourth
and Sixth Districts The Fifth District is in doubt
Shepard (Dem.) is thought elected by about 300
majority over Jones, Independent
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LOUISIANA.

NEW ORLEANS, November 2d.-Election day
passed quietly, with the exception Of difficulty
between white men and negro at the polls, in
which the negro was wounded by pistol shot. The
indications point to light vote here and through
the State.
NEW ORLEANS, November 3D. Returns from all
parts of the State indicate the election of Demo-
cratic candidates in all the Congressional districts
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PHILADELPHIA, November 2d.-The Republican
Clubs were assailed tonight while passing down
Broad street, near Chestnut. About 100 shots were
fired, and until Mayor Stokely, with about 100
officers arrived the spot the affair looked Sc
rous Ali is quiet now. The streets have been
cleared by the police, who patroling the local
ity. Several men we're to fall, but only one,
thus far, has been admitted into the hospital