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heard from up to nine p. m. There were
o few arrests for illegal voting.
Carter Harrison, the Democratic candi-
didate for Governor, runs 5000 ahead of his
ticket in Cook County. 1t Is charged that
he traded with Republicans, giving them
votes on the electoral ticket. The Repub-
licans claim $4,000 plurality for Blaine in
the State. Nst 1l&
John F. Finerty, Republican, is probably
elected to Congress in the Second district
over Frank Lawler, Democrat.
| MARYLAND. Es
BALTIMORE, November 4.-The Demo-
Gratis elected Congressman from five of the
six Congressional districts in this State
Hollon, Republican, was defeated in the
Fifth by Compton. The delegation from
Maryland Ia the Forty-ninth Congress will
| be as follows: First district, Charles II.
Gibson, Democrat; Second, DIR. Frank
Shaw, Democrat; Third, DR.. William H.
Cole, Democrat; Fourth, j. N. Findlay,
| Democrat; Fifth. Barnes Compton, Demo-
crat; Sixth, l.. E. McComas Republican.
| This is a gain of one Congressman for the
Democrats. The total vote poied in this
! city was 63.259, of which Cleveland gets
| 1926, Blaine 1850, st. John 1869 and
Butler LA. Cleveland's majority over
Blaine is 6,716: over all 5,333. In 1850
Hancock's majority over Garfield was 9, 800
Cleyelsnds majority in Maryland will not
be less than $4,000.
PENNSYLVANIA.
PHILADELPHIA, November 4.-The Re-
| publican plurality in Pennsylvania will
reach about $4,000. Returns from about
half the State show that Blaine received
| just about the same vote as Garfield in $780,
| Both the Butler and st. John votes were
very small. sa ls
PITTSBURGH, November Allegheny
| County gives Blaine Ii. 900 to II 200 major
! iiy, gain of 1000 to 1000 over Garfield's
vote General James S. Negley and Thos.
n. Bayne, Republicans, are elected in the
| Twenty-second and Twenty third Congress
sional districts.
MASSACHUSETTS.
Boston, November 4.-Eighty-six cities
and towns in Massachusetts, outside of Bos-
ton, give Blame 23,071, Cleveland 1851,
Butler 2,s47, ST John 1867. Total A 1896.
| This shows Republican loss of 2,914 from
| 1888, and Democratic loss of 1870. If
this percentage holds good the total vote
! will be 100000. Blaine will come into
Boston 1880 ahead of Cleveland. Cleve-
/ lands plurality over Blaine in Boston is
! between 10, 900 and II 900. The indications
| from the above are that Blaine will have
! from 5000 to $4,000 plurality IN the State
| Garfeld's majority was nearly $4,000. The
total Butler vote will be about $4,000, and
the ST. John vote about the same
! The following is the Congressional out
1 look in this State: First district, Robert
Z. Davis, Republican, reelected; Second
j. ID. Long, Republican, reelected; Third
A. A. Ranney, Republican, reelected;
| Fourth, p. A. Collins, Democrat, reelected;
! Fifth, doubtful; Sixth, Henry B. Lowering,
Democrat, reelected; Seventh, Il. S. Spot
ford, Democrat probably elected; Eighth,
doubtful; Tenth, w. w. Rice, Republican,
reelected Ninth, F. d. Ely, Republican,
elected; Eleventh, w. Whitney, Republic
Republican, probably reelected.
One hundred and twenty-five towns out
side OF Boston give Blaine 1924, Cleve-
land 36,561, Butler 5,451, st. John $780,
Blaine's plurality 1858. The same towns
last year gave Robinson 5l,o0l and Butler
J 1884. If the ratio of gain and loss holds
good throughout the State, Blaine will
come into Boston 20.096 ahead of Cleve-
land, giving him the State by $500.
One hundred and forty-four cities and
towns, and all but one precinct in Boston,
indicate plurality for Blaine of 1904.
FALL RIVER, November 4.-The vote of
Fall River gives Blaine 3,202 Cleveland
2,e36.
YARMOUTH, November 4.-Blaiue PAT,
Cleveland ga, st. John IL. Butler s. Cleve
veland gains on the State ticket
SICTUATE, November 4.-Blaine 300
Cleveland 147, Butler AZ, st. John 3, But
Ter 1. Cleveland gains 4.
PLYMoTTH, November 4.-Blaine IS
Cleveland 26, st. John 8, Butler l. Cleve
land gains 8.
NEwBURYPoRT, November 4.-Ward 5
complete, gives Blaine 157 less plurality
than il gave Garfield.
Boston, complete, gives Cleveland 80, 800
Blaine 20,S0S, Butler 3,695, ST. John 1885
Cleyeland's plurality is II, co.,
VIRGINIA.
RICHMOND, November 4.-The election
has been quiet one throughout the State
and returns received up to a late hour to
night indicate that the State has gone fol
Cleveland from 10000 to $4,000 majority
Eight cut of ten Congressman elected are
probably Democrats. Libby in the Norfolk
and Brady in the Petersburg districts are
the only Republican Congressman elected
NEW YORK, November AZ Governor
Cameron teiegraphs from Richmond thai
all counties heard from show Republican
gains and that Blaine has carried the State
WEST VIRGINIA.
WHEELING, W. Va, November 4--The
Parkersburg District complete is as fol
lows: Barbee, for Congress, 1.O7S, Gibson
760; Blaine 979, Cleveland TIT, Repub
lican gain of l. COTS majority i'm Clarks
burgh is 1853, which indicates majority Of
600 in Harrison County. Barbee, Repub
lican, for Congress, has majority in Par
kersburg of 3ls, a gain over Maxwell o.
!, III.
In Fairmont Blaine's majority Is 140, ;
Republican gain of 20 over October.
Three precincts in Lewis County Civ,
Golf GA majority. Both aarties claim the
county. Morgahtown gives Blaine 1862
Cleveland IA. a Republican gain of IL.
Colts majority in Marshall County is es
timated at 500. a Republican gain of 1872.
Hancock County gives Blaine and Got
$50 majority. General COTS majority il
the First Congressional District is est
mated from 200 to 500. 't''
CHARLESTON, w. Va, November A.
The election passed off very quietly to-day
Snyder, Democrat, is reelected from this
the Third District. The city of Charleston
gives the Fusion Electors IS majority
Snyder, Democrat, for Congress, has "a.
majority. t+
INDIANA.
INDIANAPOLIS, November AT thi:
hour (midnight) only thirty precincts have
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