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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-11-04

DEMOCRATS CONCEDE DAYIS'S ELECTION.
CmcAGo Nov 3.-Nothing definite has yet been
received from the close Congressional DISTRICTS
Some anxiety Is shl felt for Davis III the lId DIS
tIict bat the Democrats cOncede his election.
Latey-Fc has about GOO majority.
FARWELL RUNS AHEAD OF HIS TICKET
CHICAGO Nov 3.-Farwell, in the lid District
runs ahead of his ticket in Lake County where he
resides With three towns in Lake TO hear from
Garfeld's majority is LIS and FarwelPs 1.246.
CoNGREssMEN RUN AHEAD OF THE TICKET
Chicago, Nov. 3.-.JOlet complete, gives a large
Republican gain. Whitesidcs County complete
gives the following vote: Garfield 3,91S; Hancock
221O: Weaver. 404. The vote for Goyernor Is
about the same. 1t would seem that Republican
candidates for Congress generally ran ahead Of the
electoral ticket.
GARFIELD's MAJORITY IN CHICAGO All
CHICAGO, Nov. 3.-COmpete returns for this city
give Garfield ~, ,4s4, Hancock 37,713; Gariield's
majority 4,771.
Complete returns from Cook County give Gar
field 543l2 Hancock 10, j72 Garfelds majority
1O.74O.
The vote IN this city is nearly 10000 heavier
than in 1876. and ID the county fully $4,000.
REACHING FOR - 900 MAJORITY.
Chicago. Nov. 3-Returns from 377 towns and
precincts outside of Chicago and Cook County.
give net Republican gains of 1923. Including
Cook County the net Republican gam IN the state,
so far as heard from, is over 1900 which makes
majority in less than half the State OF $1,000. At
this rate there will be about $4,000 majority IN the
State, and It may be considerably above that figure.
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CALIFORNIA.
THE STATE VERY CLOSE.

IHE CONGRESSIONAL DELEGAIION STANDS TWO
KrPUBLCANs AND TWO DEMOCRATS
SANFMNCsCO, Nov. 81 p. m.-CahfOrnla u
very close the probabilities favor the Democrats.
The result may not be known until tomorrow.
Returns from the interior, 327 precincts some IN
complete, give Hancock 24,4O4 GARFIELD 24229;
Weaver go. Page RIP 10 elected 70 Congress IL
The Id District pachec0 Rep IN the lVth DIS
uct. Rosecraus DcmJ elected from the city, and
Berry Dem. from the llId District. II IS thought
The Democrats have d working majority III the AS
semby and on JOINT ba lot
II MAY REQUIRE THE OFFICIAL COUNT.
SAN FRANCISCO, Cal, Nov. 3.-Ine returns Of
The State continue coming IN rapidly, but are of
such nature as 10 render it extremely difficult to
forecast the result decidedly. One hundred and
ior'y-hve precincts in this city give the Hancock
eeeiors 1878 majority and I17G majority for
i"'secrans for Congress. The remaining half-dozen
precincts are not likely mateztaly TO alter the re-
s<1 IN the face Of this it seeaas almost foregone
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SECOND EDlT|ON' =
eFor --latest Election Yecs see Second Pose'
GARFIELD'S MAJORITY.
up HIS 2s ELECTORAL VOTES ~
SPARE.

-..xcocV AT BEST 81 VOTES IN TIE hEAh'
T.. ,rp.py NtvApA AND POSSIBLY GALE '"''iN
rur SOLID soUTu-ALL THE RESI- Oh III"
,,ox FOR GARFifIr-Hs MAJORITY IN Nh"-
-, .~,rE ABOUT 20,0OO-REr ErUBilCAN MA
-, ~ THE NEw CoNGEEss WILL BIZ BE
TWEEN 10 AND 20 II H.. Tho
r.turns do not materially alter the
as announced yesterday. General Gar
81 hos sure electoral vote oil Nv,
-";t6 = probability that OIegons vote VIII
w. Il 70 213 That will give hlm Zo
,,ore votes than enough 10 elect him, ana %
800 votes than Hancock will have II he car
r;os both the doubtful States, California ana
North Carolina.
In New York Garfeld's majority is between
on 400 and 25OOO. 1t may reach the latter
enc Int is not likely to fall below the Tor
n7er Hancock's maj ority in New-fOrk Clty is
about Al 900, and Grace's for Mayer ABOUT
5000. Ill
New-Iersev is safe for Hancock by smah
majority. but is very close on the State 'iche''
and both parties claim the Governor lno
Legislature is Republican.
The doubtful States are California ana NoI'h
Corolina. The former is very close, ana no
definite news has been received from ,he Ia'
80 Roth are likely 10 be Democratic Inc
news from Nevada and Oregon Is lnconc'us've'
bnt i i thought tue former has voted for
Hancock ana the latter for Garfield
The Democrats Will probably have S'naN
.,,i,r,tv in ~. new United States Senate Inc
Ia,.,slotrras Of California, Florida, Nevada
a,d Tennessee are still in doubt.
Trh, obarcas favor the election of Democratic
Senators in the first three states ana nepup-
Gcan in the last. The new House oi hep-
reseDtatives viii be Republican by majority
ranging from Is to %.
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PRICE FOUR CENTS.
THE RESULTS IN THE CITY

WILLIAM r. GRACE ALMOST DEFEATED.
MS MAJORITY ONLY 1904 IN A TOTAL VOTE OF
@oo.-o2-IRUAX CHOSEN SUPERIOR COURT
JUDGE By ! MAJORITY OF ABS OvrR RUssELL
-HANCOCKs Majority IN TIE CITY al ,37o-
TWO REPUBLICAN CONGRKssMFN AND SIX RE-
PUBLICAN AssEMBLYNRN CHOSEN.
Hlncock's vote in New-Yorl City was
i23,EOe, and Garfield's s1,726, making
Hancork's majority 1l,37G. After long un-
certainty it was found late yesterday that
William II. Grace had been elected Mayor,
receiving z0l,s53 votes to 3S,9i9 for
William Dowd. Grace's majority is 1904.
Judge Russell was defeated by Charles
II. Truax by majority of 2.9is, with
one election district missing. The other
majouties by which the Democratic local
ticket was elected we're somewhat larger.
Judge RapallO got 20, s73 more votes than
Judge Folger in the city. The Republicans
elected Congressman out of Z and out of
"a Assemblymen. The principal candidates
elected in the city are as follows:
hayor-William L. Grace. Dem
Ecgistsr-Augustus /. DOcharty, Dem.
ReOorter-Frederick Smvth, Dem.
JudGe Saptr-U CObrt-'harles II. fruax Dem.
Justice Marine C0art-Charies j. Nehrbas. Dem.
COugressR,~-,-A AnsOn c. NcCook and Levi i Nor
ton. Republican benjamin Wood, Samuel : Cox.
Philip II. DugrO, Fernando Wood and Abrlm s.
Hewitt, Democratic.
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-ALABANA.

DEMOCRATIC BY \ LARGE MAJORITY.
N.Buy. Ala. Nov. 3-Tne Democrats have car
1ied the state by large majority.
THE BOURBON IDEA OF A FAIR COUNT.
dispatch. Of which the following Is the sub
stance was received yesterday by the h4ltor OF me
Nae York RerieW
Ed.or0f Tie Ner- York Eericr.
I ava reelected 10 Congress by large majority
hvr Bourbon inspectors ar seeking TO change inc
result by throwing cut my GreenOack votes Aia-
bama laws provide that the ballot snail be withont
arv figures marks rulings. characters or emDellist-
Jrtpfs thereon. The ticker on which | was elected
has been thrown out by thousands because the cleo
toral districts are designated by numbers or hgqres
Jt ia a systematic plan TO change the result Dy q
fraudulent tech1ic3lltv. In behalf Ot "A ar election
Yta cnuutrv NJ. LOWE.
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ILLINOIS.
CARFlELD's MAJORITY $4,000.

GARFlLl4DS MAJO1lIII 1ffV"V'
Cuc.co Nov 3.-Returns have been rccelVeu
f,, belf the state Of Illinois, bat comparison has
becn made with only 207 towns and precincts OUT
side Of Chicago. These show net Republican gains
Of $50 At the same rate IN the rest oi the STATE
the oIorality for Garfield will be about 44'ooo
THE vote on Governor and Congressmen II iitue
less The scratching does not seem 70 nave Deeh
very pronounced in any section The hepuo'icans
nrobably gain one Congressman oy tne erection oi
smith over Stevenson III the KILN District
The only doubt is as to the election OF far"ell III
the lid District In four wards IN ths ely he rnnS
700 behind his ticket bat it is expecteu Tue 0ouHy
returns will pull him through. Notnns HAo oon4
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NEW-YORK STATE.
GARFGELD's MAJORITY ABOUT TWENTY

GARFIELD'S MAJORITY ABOUT TWENTY
FIVE THOUSAND.
AN INCREASE N HANCoCK's MAJORITY N NJ"
YORK CITY OVER PREVIOUS FsiIdAIFs-kt'
PUBLICAN GAINS CENTRALLY THROUGH THE
INTERIOR or THE sIATE-rHE ASSEMBLY FIG
UREs UNCHANGgD.
Complete returns raise IIancock's majority
in Ncw-York City considerably over previous
estimates Hancock's vote is 1913, lO2, Gar-
fields, S1.726; Hancocks majority, 41,3I6.
This increase over the estimates made on the
first returns from this city, and the fact that
the Republican maiOrites reported from the
interior Cf the State yesterday do not show
the same ratio OF gains as those reported
Tuesday night, reduce Garlield's majority in
the State Estimates made at 2 a. m. show a
majority for Garfield of 22, 32j. This may be
increased by later returns to $4,000, and can
not, it is believed fall below 10000. There
were Republican 10 ses in Albany and Richmond
Counties, but Republican gains generally
throughout the interior. st. Lawrence County
gave the largest Republican majority in its his
tory. Only fourteen counties out of the sixty
were carried by the Democrats, against
twenty three in 1876.
Thomas Cornell is elected to Congress in the
XVIII Dlstrict-a Republican gain. +. II.
Dugro is elected over W. W. Astor IN this city
and }. L. Scoville il elected in BuffalO-Demo-
cratic gains. TIE Rev. J. Hyatt Smiths ma
iOrity over ). B. Chlttenden exceeds 1000.
Counting Mr.. Smith as n Republican, the New
York Congressional delegation stands; Repub-
hcans u Democrats, II.
The division of parties in the Assembly IS
unchanged from the figures published yester-
day. Few returns nave been received of the
vote for Judges OF on the Constitutional
Amendments.
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FLORIDA.

sOLIDIFIED BY THE DEMOCRATS
LAKE CITY. Nov. 3.-Florida votes for hancock
and elects The Democratic candidate for Governor
and both Democratic Congressmcn. The LeslsIA-
ture is also Democratic.
DETAILS OF DEMOCRATIC GAISs.
JACKSONVILLE. Nov. 3.-COmplete and estimated
r.trrus from the following counties have been re-
ceived The Democrats make net gains IN every
county. and carry Columbia by $50, gain oil %
over 1876; Levy by $50, gain of 90; Escainhia
by 175. q gain of 357: Gddsden by 49, gam OF
600 Sumter bv 300 gain of 167 Santa Rosa by
45o a oain of 80; Putnam by q small majority.
The Republicans carry jeff rson by ST. a Demo
cr,,ic cam of 362. The net Democratic gam IN
nine connties is j, 3,497 This indicates very heavy
nenncratlc rnaiority IN the State.
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EENTUCKI.

4 REPUBLICAN GAIN OF $4,000.
THE TNr1RE CONGRESSIONAL DEIEGATIoS DEMO
CRATIC.
LOUISVILLE. Nov. 3.-Oliiclai reports from seven
counties show Republican gains IN six OF them.
Republican gains have been very general The
Democratic majority in tLs city. with full vote
i, reduced from 1902 in 1876 to > ,29O. Mr.. VII
son. of The Louisville commercial, claims a Republ-
can gain Of. . 100 in the Louisville iDlstr.ct.
and rain Of ut least 5000 in the state There is
no doubt Of the reelection Of KentucEy's entire
delegation IN Congress, which is sohdly Democratic.
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DELAY IN THE Returns.

TIE MAYoRALrY ~ DOUBT UNTIL LAST EVENING
WHAT THR REPUBLICANS ARE PROCD Of.
The returns in this city came in very slowly yes
terday and long after the figures from nearly all the
election districts had been turned in few were
still missing. This fact caused some suspicion Of
fraud. but proof Of this could be found
ugatiOD. The great number of spills and pasted
tickets voted on account Of the trading by tho
friends Of the various candidates seemed be the
chief cause Of delay. IL was not known with GER
tainty until late in the afternoon whether Mr. Grace
or Mr. Dowd would be the next Mayor Of New-YOrk,
and the conflicting reports which circulated
aroused much excitement 1t was found
finally that Mr. Grace had been success
full. but only by the narrow majority
of ,9Ol ont Of a total of POO SOP. Even after
Mr. DOwd had been given up. Republicans cung
persstenty 10 the hope that t would be found that
Judge Russell had defeated Charles II. Irusx. the
man against whom so many charges had been
brought. This hope proved TO be vain but Mr..
Truax's majority even smaller than that Of Mr..
G.ace being only 2.9is ont of a total vote Of
goo, aGS; with one election district missing.
The rest of the Democratic county ticket was also
successful but by small majortles, Frederick Smyth
succeeding by 1882 cut of total vote Of
BO7,76f. Augustus T. Docharty By $500 out Of a
total vote of 1879 1872. and Charles J. Nehrbas
DN OUT OF a 10 n Nott ol fVO.SAs-
The Republicans regretted deeply the defeat OF
the local candidates. AS they had been very earnest
and hopeful in the effort to overcome the objection
able Democratic ticket and had been especially de-
srous Of keeping William K. Grace and Charles II.
Truax in private life. But they found
some consolation in rejecting the
closeness of the struggle in so great
a vote. ana the warning gwen to the democrats
that it was not safe TO name unworthy candidates
even in a Presidential year. They were proud Of
what they had accomplished, though they were
sorry that they could not do Their pride in
the remarkable reduction of the general Demo-
cratic majority shown in the vote for Han
cock. was great, and justly HancocRs
vote was I23, 1O2. and Glrieds sl.726.
Hancock had only II ,376 majority in this city out
of total vote of POI SIS. while Tildon, in 1915.
nad a pura 10 y oi 81. 800 and malo1-V OK 53.OsO
out o. "A total OF l7l.3SO. Last year Potter had
majority of 40 29J Our Of \ total vote of l49321.
The Republicans elected two Con -rcSsIntn out OF
seven. with a bare p,ssb,y, but not probability.
thar William Waldorf Astor might cOnlc cut ahead
of PhID II. DugrO IN the off al count m tue lltn
District. In that case they would have three Con-
gresSmeu. hey elected Onc-fOurti Of the tweniy-
four Accomplishment. The political composition OF
tue Board OF Aldermen IL not changed 1t viii con-
sls; OI seven Republicans and fifteen Democrats.
VOTE FOR PRESIDENT IN NEW-YORk CITY
COMPARISON WITH THE VOTE FOR Li&UrgNANr-
GOVERNOR II 1879 AND THE RtGlSrRArIoS
THIS YEAR.
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CONNECTICET.
A REPUBLICAN PLURALITY OF 1857.

A REPUBLICAN PLURALITY OF 1857.
FULL REPUBLICAN TICKET ELECraD-A GAIN OF
OVER 5,400 VOTES INCREASED REPUBLICAN
MAJORITY Ix TEE LEGIsLATURE-THE VOTE FOR
GOVERNOR.
The total vote of Connecticut for President and
Vice-Presdent. with the exception of TWO towns in
New Haven County and one town each in Hart
ford Windham and Litchfe!d Counties. from which
returns have not yet been received Is 1922. as
follows: Garfield, 65.74G: Hancock. G2 SO ;
Weaver 769 Dow. 333. GarieId's plurality
is 2.s67, aud his majority over all 1865. The fol-
lowing is a comparison Of the vote by counties with
the Presidential vote OF 1876
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IOWA.
G,prrELD,s PLURALITY 50. .ooJ.

GARTIELD'S PLURALITY s3 600.
pEs MoINEs, Nov. 3.-Scattering returns from
Iowa show a net Republican gain over the vote for
Governor IN 1879 of about 10 per cent. II this
rate holds good in the State Glriieds plurality
over Hancock viii be o3,392
SOLID REPUBLICAN DELEGATION TO CONGRESS.
Des MoINEs. Nov. Start Ids majority in the
State IS 5000. a gain Of 10000 over last year
All the Republican candidates for Congress are
elected.
DUBUQUE Nov. 3.-R-turns indicate the election
of Updegraii Rep foc Congress il this district by
LOO, a large Republican gam.
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ioritv in New York CITY has grown to 1916. This
reduces the estimates for the whole State printed
yesterday Republican majority Of 25,ooo IN
New York State is now indicated. There is no ike
Hhood of the figures falling below 10000, ana
later returns NAV increase them somewhat. Inc
mGiorties the Republican counties exceed those
Of 1876 quite generally. ST. Lawrence
Cayuga, Chautauqua, Dutchess, Erie, Jefier
son. Monroe, Onondaga, OswegO, Washington
and WAYNE did handsomely in this respect Nine
counties were carried which IN 1876 went for
Tildeu, namely, Columbia. Montgomery. Niagara,
ORANGE Otsego, Rensselaer,, Schenectady, Suffolk
and Ulster The returns are q follows:
lSSO IS.S 1876
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INDIA Va.
REPUBLICAN GAINS REPORTED.
RETURNS FEoM COS VOTING PLACEs-IHE VOTE @
EPnRTED.

KLII DLILAN VAINo MI IIt IIl4J
Returns FEoM G63 VOTING PLACEs-IHE VOTE OF
INDIANAPOLfS.
INDIANAPOLIS, Nov. 3.-Returns from 663 voting
places in this State give Garfield $500 votes ;
Hancock. III 81; Weaver, 6.434; totai-25S' is1.
The same places III October gave the Rep ubiIcans
1921 Democrats, 1l4201 Nationals. 6044-
total 2JS.41G, an increased vote of 90. The Re
publicans gain j49 and the Democrats 30.
The net Republican gain is 519. The National loss
is 80.
The total vote heard from is 80 per cent. The Re
publican vote heard from is 80 per cent; the Demo-
cratic per cent, and the National, ~ per cent.
Indianapolis city and county complete give Gar
field 2,40i plurality. aud net Republican gam OF
800
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COLORADO.
A RFPVBLICAN SWEEP.

DENVER. Col, Nov. 3-The indications now are
that the Republican majority in Colorado will ex-
ceed 5000. The Republicans elect their State and
Congressional ticket and will have large majority
of the Legislature.
GARFIFLD-s MAJORITY OVER 5000.
DRIVER, Col, Nov. 3-Forty-nine towns and
precincts, covering about half of the State, give
Garfield 2S40 majority. The balance Of the State
will probably increase these figures.
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ARKANSAS.
HAYCOCKs MAJORITY 10000.

Az OUTAGE THAT HILPED TO MAKE IT.
LITTLE Rock. Nov 3.-EnOugh returns have not
been received 20 Indicate the result IN the State
Hsncocks majority will probably reach 10000
Repub leans claim the election of Williams to Con
gIess in the Id District and Murphy in the lVth
District.
At Helena, in Phillips County, the Democrats
broke into the County Clerks Office last night and
destroyed The ballots and returns for st. Francis
township, which gave the Republicans majority
al 100
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MAINE.
prp1.aIIcAN BY 1000 MAJORITY.

Portland. Me. Nov. 3.-Very few returns have
besn received to-day. Two hundred ana nineteen
towns rlve Garfield jJ367 Fusion 1874 Weaver
and others 2O23. The same towns III September
rave the Republicans 53,JO7 Fusion 41,1os ;
scattering 3s7 The Republican majority IN the
above towns il $50 against 1882 IN september a
Republican gam Of 3,21s, indicating 1000 Repub-
hcau majority.
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DEMOCRATIC BY 10000.

4 DFPrBLlCAN GALS N CECIL COUNTY OF 4oo'
BALrlMoRE. Nov. 3.-Ihe Democratic majority IN
this state Will be abou1 $1,000 OecI county
complete gives democratic majority Oh 'oo-a Ae-
,,,blican gaIn of 100.
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THE VOTE BY COUNTIES.

OF the 90 counties in New-York State. % re-
ported their mlorities the night OF election day.
Thirty more reported yesterday. The Republicans
gained in nearly all of them, but not to the
same extent. AZ in the counties heard from
the day before. Meanwhile. the Is"na>aratio ma
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In1s7G there were IA Grecnback. 37S Prohibit
ton and SO scattering votes for President, leaving
a Democratic majority Of 1872. The Republicans
have plurality in every county except New-liaven.
IN which. however. Republican Sheriff has been
elected.
The vote for Governor falls slightly below that for
President but the relative strength Of the candi-
dates nearly the same, as may ne seen nom
the following summary, which also shows a decided
Republican gain OF the GubeTnatorIai vote OF lo'o:
Gororoor 1850. C0cer,Or. ISIS.
II b. Il ce!ow fR) G4.S7} c. +. Andrews (RJ 4~.-67
}. L. English CD.).- O-,Io1 H. - HuDhafd tDJ fo6,2
H.CBaldwn on g Mwatcr (OJ;.- -'9It
T. T. Rorer, tpJ. ! . L. OIL !. J. BALDWIN o. 1913
altering vote sca-eflbg Vote 80. 30
To al vOje .. I2S.074 Total vOtc-.--.-- 1O3,l II
Rep. puralty-.... lit Rcp. pu4iIlJ ----- 49,
Eep. majority. l.OtZ
The new Legislature, of which the entire Hous"
and oue-tIrd of the senate have inst been elected,
viii compare as follows with that OF last year
showing a Republican gam Of votes in the
House and Republican majority OF 81 on Joint
ballot:
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A FEW BANNER TOWES.

The Republican gains appear to have been general
Throughout the State. Losses took place only IN
Albany aud Richmond Counties. While nearly an
of the about 37j towns and wards which nave tele-
rvaphed their majOrtles make good report, the
gains III some of them 50 large ana cTedltaOle
AS 10 be worth special mention. Ihe best reports
ora rpo.la hV the following:
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pcte returns Of this city are yet obtainabe' owing
TO the incompctency of the election officers.
THIRTEEN REPUBLICAN CONGRESSMEN.
The Illinois Congressional delegation Will stand
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THE BrN1cIA ARSENAL PARTLY BURNED.

III -
SAN FRANCISCO, Nov. 3.-A fire at Benlcla
last night destroy eli brick ouding- containing the
construction depar ment, mach ~ and bullet presses
OF tie United states Arsenal The loss Is estimated AZ
S2Du,O00
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l GreenDacker ana Indep sudent.
Z. T. Barnum Q3cpJ Is defeated for the Senate IN
the Brit geport district.
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Pots.am reports the largest majority for Garfield
ever given Dy that town. Perhaps other towns can
show larger gains than these this year. but they
have Lot reported them by telegraph yet
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MASSACHUSETTS,.
rn1-nr1nAN RY h1 900

posrov. Nov. 3.-With fourteen towns to hear
=, Tho electoral vote of Massachusetts IL as fol-
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CITY VOTE FOR MAYOR

H4ucock's majority, l1.37j.
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STATES IN DOUBT.

California .................-.-...-'-
North Carolina .--.-.--........---.......