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MASSACHUSETTS,.

Boston, November 4th.-The weather is
cloudy and threatening. There are four tickets
in the field: Democratic, Republican,. Peoples
and Prohibition. The vote will like be large
All of these tickets have elected Gubernatorial
| and Congressional candidates. The Republican
candidate for Governor is George D. Robinson,
the present incumbent. The Democratic can
fHidate is William Endicott. The Peoples party
nominated NJ. J. CaGcrty, and the Prohibition
lists Julius II. Seelye, of Amherst.
| Boston, November 4th.-Following is the en-
| tire vote in Hull: For Prcsident-Cleyeland
Al; Blaine 96 st. John, y. For Governor
Endicott, IS; Robinson, %; Seelye, 12
SourH Denis. November 4th.-The total vote
gives Blaine 253, Cleveland 2s Butler 80, St.
John ..
WORCESTER, November 4.h.-Tho total vote OF
Princeton is; Blaine lis; Cleveland, 26; ST.
John, II; Butler, 5.
CoHASET, November 4th.-The total vote here
is as follows: Blaine 2S7; Cleveland, l$s; St.
| John Il: Butler, ,.
Boston, November 4th.-At $50 P II in Glou-
! cester the vote stood as follows: Blaine, $50;
Cleveland, 750; Butler, So St. John, 100
BoSToS, November 4th.-Returns 50 far re-
ceiyed show that Robinson, Republican candi-
date for Governor, is running considerably
ahead of the Blaine Electoral ticket, and that
| Buffers vote is an exceedingly small one. As
an indication of the Butler vote in the State. a
dispatch from Pittsfeld states that Butler re.
ceiyed o votes there for President For GOV
/ crnor, last year, he received ,s23 votes New
Bedford gives Blaine 2,5l Cleveland $40, st.
! John lS6 and Butler ltS.
Boston, November 4th.-Ninety two precincts
, of Boston give Cleveland 27fls, Blaine Il, ,9S7,
Butler 3.l83, 81. John 1910. French's plurality,
! 9,4Sl. Fineen precincts are yet to hear from.
The Butler vote in sixty towns is 1855. These
sixty towns give Blaine Il iS3. Cleveland 10,5ll,
| St John ,06s.
BosToS. November ith.-One hundred and
thirty-seven towns and cities in this State, in
Guiding lo2 of the l07 precincts of Boston, give
Blaine 59SS9, Cleveland $500, Butler s,l6i, st.
John 4,09i
BosroS, November 5;h.-One hundred and
! ffy-three towns and cities including l06 pre-
cincts of Boston tout of lO7 in the State) give
Blaine 81 SO Cleveland &C. .152 Butler 1856, St
| John 4, 81. The missing precincts of this city
gave last year Democratic plurality of Iii.
| The Gubernatorial vote of Boston, with two
wards TO hear from, is: Robinson, -, ,i0S; Endi-
eott, p, ,997; McCafierty, ,26O Seelye, Si3 The
missing wards last year gave 1.lS6 plurality for
Butler. Rauny (Rep.) is elected to Congress in
/ this district. Republican estimates give the Re-
| publieans slight gain in the Senate-possibly
/ four The House of Representatives viii re-
main about as at present
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TRENTON November 4th.-There is sudden
trouble here. Prosecutor Beasly has ordered
the arrest of q number OF Republicans and 9TH
ers on IL charge Of bribery. Among the number
are said to be two very prominent persons. War
rants have been issued for the arrest of persons
alleged to have sold their votes Up to o'clock
| a very large Republican vote had been polled.
The Democrats were apparently holding back.
TEENToS, November 18th. - Police Justice
Stahl, Democrat was arrested here this evening
while on his way to Court, on complaint of Jas.
". Bennett, who charges that Stahl bribed one
| william Ely. He was held in 5000 bail. A
| complaint was also sworn out against Frank II.
| Lalor, a prominent Democrat, for the bribery of
| f. II. Cole.
| TRENTON, November 4th.-The Republicans
claim Essex county by from 2,5[l to 5000
| slight Republican gain. Lehlbach Rep.) is
elected TO Congress in the Sixth District.
TRENTON, November ith-Passaiac county
gives an estimated Republican majority OF 1880
about the same as i'll 1880. The Democratic
majority of Bergen county promises to be larger
than usual Both parties claim the State. The
polls did not close III this State until r. N.
Meager returns from the counties show Repub-
| lican gains.
TRENTON, November 4th.-Partial returns give
a good-sized Republican gain Buchanan, for
| Congress, runs ahead of his ticket. Atlantic
county gives Blaine 800 majority-a Democratic
gain OF 26S. The indications point to a Repub-
lican majority of 700 in Mercer county-a Re
publican gain Of l25 Buchanan (RepJ is elected
10 Congress from the Second District.
| TRENTON. November 4th.-Returns are coming
in very slowly. The Democrats claim the State
| by 5000 to 1900.
| PATERSON, November +th.-Meager returns in
! dicate that Blaine viii exceed Garfelds plu-
rality of 800. In Passaic county the entire
Republican county ticket and three Republican
Assemblymen are probably elected. Phelps
| (Rep9 for Congress, runs ahead of his ticket.
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VIRGINIA.

PETERSBURG, November 4th.-Thc election
thus far passed of quietly. A heavy white and
colored vote is being poled at all precincts
where there are police officers and United States
Marshals The weather is damp diSagreeable
and misty. Rain has been falling all the fore
noon
RICHMOND. November 4th.-Mahone's canvass
OF the Old Dominion is so satisfactory that he
says there is not the shadow of a doubt that
Blaine will carry the State. He also says the
indications all point to the breaking I'D of the
solid South. A large vote is being polled
ALEXANDRIA, November 4th.-The election
passed off quietly. The Democratic majority is
Co.'S gain of 81.
FREDERICKSBURG. November 4th.-Thc day
passed Off quietly, and = full vote was poled
There is Republican gain of forty per cent Oh
Masseys vote of 1882. No returns from the
county precincts have yet been received here.
RICHMOND, November ith.-Scattering returns
from various portions of the State show small
Democratic gains. The official vote of two
thirds Of this city gives the Democrats in the
State gain of over 400.
PETERSBURG, November lth.-The city is alive
with excitement tonight. There was no dis
| turbancc during the election. Large crowdsarc
| in tue streets. The vote of this city is as fol
lows Blaine, n; Cleveland 1909; Brady
| Rep), for Congress, 1851; Evans (Rep) Bra
| dy's opponent, 99s Rives Dem.), 1,531
NORFOLK, November 4th.-Thc returns of this
city give Republican majority, with gains OF
1896. Portsmouth, goes Republican by S5-a gair
of 206 over 1852.
RICHMOND, November 4th Returns from q
precincts in this state show u Democratic gain
Of III. This indicates very close vote. and il
the remaining precincts the State may 90 Re
publican
RICIHoND, November 4th.-Returns fIom one
fourth of the State show Republican gains OF
1876. The Republicans claim the Staic by from
three 10 four thousand.
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CONNECTICUT.

NEW HAVEN, November 4th.-A very heavy
vote was poled early The Independents are
voting largely and mainly the entire Demo-
cratic ticket The Butler, Irish Blaine and Pro-
hibition vote is insignificant.
HARTFORD, November fth. - Hartford gives
Cleveland 5,23i Blaine i512. Cleveland's plu-
rality, 72s.
HARTFORD, November 4th.-Thirty towns give
Blaine 7,lS0, Cleveland 1881, Garfield 7,7O5,
Hancock 7,166. For Governor, Harrison 7,247,
Waller 726S, scattering 221. The same towns in
1882 gave Butler 6.43S, Waller 6,304. scattering
Dol. In the First District Buck RI is probably
elected to Congress.
HARTFORD, November ith. - Seventy-nine
towns not including Hartford and New Haven,
give Blaine d ,696, Cleveland 23 30, scattering
,,654. For Governor, Harrison receives 2i s97,
Waller % 3,5i2 scattering l,i97.
HARTFORD, November ith.-The Republicans
gain one Congressman, Buck, il the First Dis
uict. Mitchell 3D. is elected in the Second, Sey-
mOur (D.l in the Third, and Wait lR) in the
Fourth District Later returns do not change
the result heretofore indicated in the State.
Cleveland plurality will probably be 800
HARTFORD, November 18th. - Owing to the
troubles on the wires, due 70 the storm, the re-
turns come in slowly Seventy towns give
Blaine q, ,l67, Cleveland y, ,s67 Garfield had
$40, Hancock "a ,625 The Republican loss is
sS7. The same ratio Of loss would give the State
TO Cleveland by small plurality.
HARTFORD, November 1th.-Eighty towns give
Blaine y ,955, Cleveland 80 so. The same gave
Garfield 81 0SS, Hancock 2e,474-a Republican
loss OF 243l. Cleveland undoubtedly carries
the State. Mitchell (D) is elected to Congress
n the Second District. For Governor Harrison
has sc, ,21s Waller 81 ,242. Scattering 40. Prob
ably there is no election of State officers and
the Republican Legislature win elect Harrison
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MISSOURI.

ST. LOUIS, November 4th-Ray county gives
Graves, Democrat, for Congress, 1,20o majority,
and elects the entire Democratic county ticket.
ST. LOUIS, November ith.-Returns from 70 OF
the 2i4 precincts of this city give Cleveland a
majority Of 123, while Ford (Fusion), for Gov
ernor has majority of 222 over Marmaduke
DEM for Sheriff. Harrington DEM has a
majority OF 102 over Foerstol Rep, while Gle
yer (Rep), for Circuit Attorney, has III majority
over Paxson (Dem.l. The same precincts give
J. w. Glover (Dem.), for Congress in the Ninth
District, l05 majority. II this vote is sustained
in the other precincts this city will be Demo
cratic on the National ticket, Fusion, or anti
Bourbon, on the state ticket, and the munici-
pality will be much mixed. A heavy vote was
polled in the city. There was much scratching
of the local candidates The indications point
to the election of Grain, Democratic candidate
for Congress, in this the SEVENTH district, over
Rentfro and Nelson tReps.). Returns from the
State are meager, and indicate the election of
every Democratic Congressman.
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will probably alter the figures somewhat.
Fusion in this State means confusion to out
siders in understanding the returns. The
fusion State vote can be told by the vote on
Governor. The fusion national ticket has the
vote of Cleveland and Butler added together.
OF thirteen electoral votes the fusioniss all vote
for twelve, but the thirteenth place the Green
hackers vote for one man, the Democrats an
other This gives one Republican elector.
JACKSON, November 4th.-Dispatches from all
directions in the State show that the negroes
voted largely with the Democrats. The indica-
tions point to the election of the entire Demo
cratic delegation to Congress. The returns,
however, come III slowly.
DETROIT, November 5th.-2:45 a. Mt is i'm
possible to tell definitely at this hour what the
result is in this State and the last bulletin sent
indicates that the Republican State and National
tickets are ahead but at the rate of Democratic
gains there seems u chance for the State to GO
Democratic However, the upper peninsula is
not all heard from, and it is strongly Republi.
can.
DETROIT November 5th-A. N.-Two hundred
and forty-nine precincts give Blaine IS SIS and
Cleveland 81 400.
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NEy HAMPSHIRE.

HANOVER, November ith.-The indications
are that Cleveland will run slightly ahead Of the
balance of his ticket, but the Republican ma
jority will be about the same as year ago
CONCORD, November 4th.-Twenty towns give
Currier (Rep.), for Governor, 2,51S; Hill (Dem.),
2,459; Mason (Prohibitionl 81; scattering. 10.
The same places in 1882 gave Hale (Rep) 2,@329;
Edger1y (Dem.) and scattering, 2,26l.
CONCORD, November 4th.-Ninety towns give
Blaine 1890 Cleveland 1852, St. John 495,
Butler 172 One hundred and eighty-five towns
give Currier 4,2iG, Hill 1i,i65, Mason 5O2 scat
tering l04. The same towns gave Hale 1889,
Edgerly and scattering 1855.
CONCORD, November 4th.-One hundred and
five towns give Blaine 1s,ol5, Cleveland Il, III,
ST. John COS, Butler 1916. Blaines plurality
1,S74. The same towns gave Garfield 1870,
Hancock II DOS. Garfeld's plurality, ,062. The
same towns give Currier 17,SS5, Hill &5lS, Ma
son 672, scattering 13S. Both the Republican
candidates for Congress are chosen by good plu-
ralities. Both branches of the Legislature are
strongly Republican, and four of the five Coun-
cilors viii be Republican. Blaine'S plurality
Will not probably be less than 4,ooO.
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NORTH CAROLINA

WILMINGTON, November ilh.-ln addition 10
the Presidential Electors, Aorth Carolina to-day
elects u full ticket and JustceS'.: the Superior
Court members of the Legislature and county
officers. The issues are the iari.. education.
civil rights and the question: Of ucgIo rule in
the eastern counties. All other i,,nes are
dwarfed by the latter, and the color line is
sharply drawn in nearly the whole St,te.
RALEIGH. November 4th.-Fiye wards al the
city Of Raleigh give Clevelaud's majority
1i7-a Democratic gain of 20. Returns from
Asheville show an increase OF tai1 in the vote-a
Democratic net gain of 800 over 1850.
RALEIGH, November ith.-Raleish gives Cleye.
land l47 majority-a gain of 245. Six other pre-
cincts in distant parts of the State show Demo
cratic gain of 573. CleYeland's majority viii be
al least 10000
WILMISGTos, November 4th.-Returns from
many counties remove all doubt as to the result
in this State. The Republicans concedc the
State to the Democrats, on both the Presidential
and State tickets. The Democrats claim that
their majority will not be less than 10000
There seems TO be little doubt that the Demo
Gratis have eight out of nine Congressmen-a
gain of one.
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MAINE.

PORTLAND, october fth.-The indications are
that Blaine viii carry the State by 5000. The
vote for St. John and Butler is ttiiing. There is
no excitement.
AUGUSTA, November ith.-When Blaine's spe-
cial train arrived at Augusta there were not
many people at the depot, but those who had
assembled cheered Blaine as he alighted from
the train. On his way to his residence he and
his two sons stopped at the polling place and
voted.
BANGOR, November 4th.-Bangor gives Blaine
20l0, Cleveland SD, Butler 10, st. John 30.
PORTLAND, November 4th.-Forty towns give
Blaine l7,ll4, Cleveland 12,SS5, Butler 49,, St.
John 53l.
PORTLAND November 4th.-One hundred and
thirty towns give Blaine $3.50 Cleveland y i6S,
Butler 1853 st. John ,22l. Blaine's plurality
r. III, against Gariields majority of 69I3, At
this hour, although raining, the streets in front
of the Press and argus offices, and for some
blocks down. are packed with q multitude striv-
ing for the news.
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WEST VIRGINIA.

WHEELING November 4th.-The weather is
fair. The election is quiet. At Il O'Clock a
large vote had been polled III this city. The
chief interest is in the Congressional contest.
The incumbent is a Republican.
WHEELING, November 4th.-FiYe precincts in
the city give Brannon, for Congress- 137 major
ity-a Democratic loss of l95 over the October
election.
WHEELING, November lth.-Eight precincts in
the city give Gof (Repubhcan), for Congress,
40 majority. The Republicans gain 900 on
the October vote.
PARKEEsBURG, November 4th.-This district
complete, gives Barbee, for Congress, 1,o7s, Glib
son 100, Blaine 979, Cleveland 777-a Republican
gain.
WHEELING, November ith.-Goff-s majority in
Clarksburg is rs, which indicates a majority OF
600 i'll Harrison county.
CHARLESTON, November 4th.-The election
passed off very quietly to-day. Snyder Demo
craft is reelected to Congress from the Third
District
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majority which the remaining districts 70 be
heard from in the State can give Blaine
The san gives West Virginia to Blaine Crowds
are in front of the Herald and Hogjd Offices
cheering wildly for Cleveland as the next Presi-
dent
Z" The Jig is Up-Let's Go Home"
WASHINGTON. November 4th-S A M-Seere-
tary of the Treasury McCulloch has been receiv-
ing private dispatches all night. He has just
gone home and says; The jig is up Clevc-
land Will have go Electoral votes.n
Logan's Latest News.
CHICAGO November 5th--A M.-General Io.
gan, at 1880. received telegram from the Ma
tional Committee, saying the indications were
that New York had given Blaine and Loea,,
from 10, 900 to 1900 majority
BeIva Satisfied with the Result.
WASHINGTON, November fth.-Belva A. Lock
wood, candidate of the National Equal Right,
party. said in an interview tonight that she wa
satisfied with the result of the campaign, inas
much as she had cleared sl2S by her leeturiu,
receipts.
Claims of the World"
New YORK, November 5th-A. N.-The Horl,
claims New York, New Jersey, Connecticut ant
Indiana. and probably Michigan and Wiscon
sin, aud says Cleveland has 2la Electoral votes
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NEW YORK.

NEW YORK, November 4th.-In this State to-
day, besides the Presidential Electors, the fol-
lowing candidates will be voted for Two
Judges of the Court of Appeals thirty-four Con-
gressmen, members of the Assembly and various
local and city officials Judges of the Supreme
| Court viii be elected, having been nominated
by both Democratic and Republican conven-
tions. In twenty-six of the Congressional Dis
| tricts there are. in addition 10 the nomination
of the two principal parties, nominations by the
Peoples party or Prohibitionists In five of
! these districts both OF those parties have made
nominations. There are in New York State.
outside of New York and Brooklyn, l ,g9i polling
places or election districts. Returns from these
! viii be compared and sent out independent OF
| New York City and Brooklyn. The comparison
| in the state viii be made with the returns for
| President in 1850. The vote in that year stood
Garfield 555,5ii, Hancock 53l 5I, with l3 .sg5
scattering. In New York the polls opened at 8
A. n. and closed at 1 z. M. In Brooklyn they
opened at sunrise, 6:SS A. NJ, and closed at sun
/ set, 4A9 P. VI,
| BUFFALO, November 4th.-There was large
number at the polling place where Governor
| Cleveland votes 70 greet the Governor and wit
ness his voting. At few minutes before S
o'clock he appeared, was supplied with a
straight Democratic ticket and taking up his
position at the foot of the column. patiently
awaited his turn TO vote He simply said to the
| polling clerk rs it all rght?' and upon being
answered in the affirmative, passed out. As he
passed from behind the railing some one s,c-
gested three cheers for Cleveland. and those
with tiger, were given with will. The Gov
ernor bowed his Acknowledgements. In com
pany with c. W. Miller he proceeded to tho
! latter's stable, where he took carriage and was
driven rspidly to the depot. when he entered a
Pullman coach bound for Albany.
ROCHESTER. November 4th-The day opened
wet, but by 10 o'clock 1t was fair and dry. The
Republicans claim large gains In every ward in
the city, and estimate that they will carry the
county by 5000 majority. The Democrats don't
admit more than hsif the majority. Independ-
ent Republicans are polling large vote. The
Irish vote for Blaine is not greater than autici-
pated.
Troy, November 4th.-There is light rain,
but an average vote is being polled in city and
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ILLINOIS.

9BIsAso. November 1850 A N-Despite The
SisagreeAble weather, the outlook at this hour is
for the largest vote ever polled in tile city. Re
ports show that lines Of voters at various pc Hing
places averaged two and three hundred voters
at each at 5 O'Clock and voting since that hour
has been steady and rapid. No disturbances OF
any character have been reported up to this
hour. and the feeling now IS that the day viii
be one Of comparative quiet. All the banks and
exchanges are closed IS are also nearly all the
large business houses.
CHICAGO, November ith.-Thc election in this
city. and as far as heard from throughout the
state. was unusually peaceful one While
there has been interest manifested in the result,
as shown by the fact that voters stood in line for
hours In drilling rain in order TO cast their
ballots at the same time there was an unusually
large amount OF scratching This fact, and the
extremely heavy vote and the further fact that
the number OF votes II many districts precluded
the possibility of getting all the ballots before
o'clock, the time for closing the polls, and nc
cessitated a continuance OF the voting into the
night in order not to disirauchise voters in the
line. will make the reaching even an app1oxi-
mate result very late
CHICAGO. November fth.-The Presidential
vote OF Illinois viii be compared with that OF
1880. when Garfield carried the State by 40.7l6.
CHICAGO E1vsmber 18th. - Sixty-three pre-.
mncts in the city give Blaine 1850. Cleveland
1869 Por Governor. 4$ precincts give Harrison
1882, Oglesby 1920
CHICAGO, November ith.-sixty- four precincts
in the city give Harrison Dem.) for Governor
s,2T0 majority.
CHICAGO, November fth.-Congressional re-
turns from Illinois come in veSy slowly. A brie
telegram announces the reelection OF William
Z. Morrison in Chicago. Dunham Rep.), In the
First District, Is reelected. In the Second the
fight is close between Flnnerty independent
and Iawler Dem.). II in the Third District
James II. Ward tDem.) is elected, it is the result
of o triangular fight in the district, growing out
Of the arbitration declaring George K. Davis no,
the regular nominee. In the Fourth District
Adams Rep) is reelected.
CHICAGO. November 4th-2:i5 A. M.-Returns
from the atty and State are coming in slowly,
and are very much scattered Nothing further
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IOWA.

DEs MoINEs, November ith.-Returns will be
compared with the vote of last year, wher
Sherman, for Governor, Republican, had 1G4
1S2; Kinne (Democratl, 13S,09S; Weaver Green
back), 230S9. Sherman's plurality was 25,0S9
and his majority 1000. This year the Demo
Gratis and Greeubackers have fused No com.
parison can be made with former years, on ac
count of the change in precincts and districts
and in 1851 and 1882 not a full vote was polled
on account of heavy storms. Butler and Pro
hibition tickets were in the field, but have cut
no considerable figure.
DEs MoINEs, November 4th.-Ten precincts
from the interior give Blaine lap, Fusion 915
Butler II, St. John l. Republican gain, net,
of 295.
DES MONIES November 4th.-Iowa has / ,7Oi
voting places Garfeld's plurality in 1880 was
7S,O59 In 1852, Sherman (Rep), for Governor
had plurality of 25, ,039 and majority over all
of 2.e0o The vote will be compared with 1888.
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INDIANA.

INDIANAPOLIS, November 4th.-The vote OF the
State will be compared with that of 1889 fol
Secretary of State, which gave a Democratic
plurality of 1864 In 1882 there were l66 pre-
cincts at present there are ], ,s92.
EVANSVILLE, November 4th.-Inthe first pre-
cinct of the city of Evansville the Republicans
estimate majority of 81.
INDIANAPOLIS, November 4th.-One hundred
voting places show Republican gain of 2G7,
This ratio, if continued, will give Cleveland the
State by 5000 plurality.
INDIANAPOLIS, November 18th. - Chairman
New, of the Republican State Central Commit
tee, comedies the State to the Democrats by
5000. 1t is thought Brown in the Sixth, Johnson
in the Eighth, and Doxey in the Ninth Repuli
cans) are elected to Congress. The result in the
Seventh, Tenth and .Ihirteenth Districts is
doubtful The other districts are thought to be
Democratic