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c. " L., 81. JTohasriUe ~ Y-The equalization
of bounty dill passed Congress but once Ia l875.
General Grant killed it. See this column, April 3
1884, for particulars.
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L. D. f.. Ridgerius Corners Ohio.-6srant and
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to de with the matter. If Congress viii appropri-
ate funds for the payment of these Claims they viii
be liquidated
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Illinois.
Democratic Gains Hut a Republican
 Plurality.

Democratic Gains Hut a Republican
 Plurality.
 CHICAGO, Nov. 5.-The election in Cook county proved surprise to the Democrats. Full returns have not yet been received ow- ing to the length of the ticket, but it is cer- tain that Blaine and Logan and the entire Republican county ticket have received a good majority. Carter Harrison, Democratic candidate for Governor, carried the county by at least 5000. Four hundred and five precincts outside of Cook county show a Democratic gain of 1916. On the basis of 3, 400 precincts in the State this would, if the ratio continued, give in the whole State net Democratic gain of about 47,000 to meet the Republican majority of 40, 161 in 1880. The Republican strongholds, how ever, are yet to hear from. The following congressman are elected:
 First district-R w. Durham, Rep. Second-Frank Lawlor, Dem. Third-James H. Ward, Dem. Fourth-George B. Adams, Rep. Fifth-Reuben EIwood, Rep. Sixth-Robert R. Hit, Rep. Seventh-Thomas J. Henderson, Rep. Eighth-Ralph Plumb, Rep Ninth-Lewis E. Payson, Rep. Tenth-N. H. Worthington, Dem. Eleventh-A1ex. P. Petrie, Rep. Twelfth-James M Riggs, Dem. Thirteenth M. Springer, Dem. Fourteenth-J. H. Powell, Rep. Fifteenth-James G. Cannon, Rep. Sixteenth-James L. Mccartney, Rep. Seventeenth-John R. Eden, Dem. Eighteenth-Wm. R. Morrison, Dem. Nineteenth-R. w. Townshend, Dem. l Twentieth-John R. Thomas, Rep.
 At Q o'clock tonight Chairman Jones of the State Republican committee says that Blaine's majority in the State will be 25, ,000 l to 30,000.
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Bulletins That Suit Everybody.


 NEW YORK, Nov. 5, 9 p. m.-The Mail and Express posts the following: Wisconsin has gone Republican by 10000, Illinois Repub- ican by 20,000."
 The Sun bulletin says ''Commissioner Dudley telegraphs that Blaine has carried h. diana by 6,OOO Ex-Governor Cornell tele- graphs Blaine that he has surely carried New York State Returns from New York State are coming in rapidly. All show Republican gains. The Republicans positively claim that they have carried the State" The Sun also says: Wisconsin is in doubt"
 The Evening Post bulletin states 1 ,596 dis tricts in the State outside of New York and Kings counties show a Democratic gain of 2,05s.
 The Herald bulletin says: Districts now being heard from continue to show Demo cratic gains sufficient to give the State to Cleveland.
 The Times bulletin says: Virginia is Democratic by 5000 majority. Believe no more Western Union or Associated Press bulletins They are false. We publish no more bulletins until official returns are re- ceived.
 The World bulletin says: A telegram from Hendricks to the World says advices from all sections of the State indicate a Democratic gain of 1000. Daniel Manning, of Albany, telegraphs to the World, .fState sure for Cleveland by 5000" The Tribune is not displaying any bulle- tins.
 The Herald bulletin says: Heavy Demo- cratic gains in Michigan The State is con sidered sure for Cleveland. The Republicans concede Wisconsin to Cleveland. The Tribune says: Blaine has carried New York by 10, GOO plurality and is elected Pres ident.
 The World bulletin says. The Republicans are becoming alarmed and have sent for MT. Blaine to come to New York to offset what I looks to be an overwhelming defeat. The 1 World bulletins dispatch from Chicago say l ing: .sThe Democrats have made heavy gains l throughout Illinois and the indications are l that Cleveland has carried Logan's State" The Herald bulletin says, "The core l spondent of the Cincinnati Commercial Ga 1 zette (Blainel telegraphs from Indianapolis conceding the State to the Democrats by 1 .OO0 pluralityn seThere is every indication i that Wisconsin has gone Democratic. Dem ocratic gains in New York State continue l St. Lawrence county gives Democratic gaiI of 1 ,000; Duchess county Q Democratic gaiI l of l, ,000.n
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Local weather Record.

Local Weather Record.
 FOR NOV 5. 1884
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 FOR NOV. 5, 1888. :. Mean bar 30. .s09; mean temp, 48.; mean humid Max temp, 61.; min. temp, s4.
 J. H. SHERMAN. sergts c. U. s. 4. A minus sign Fl preflxed to thermometer read dash T@l prefixed to rainfall figures indicates precipitation too small to measure.
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THE CATHOLIC COUNCIL.
Prominent Bishops and TheolOgia
 at Baltimore.

BALTIMORE, Nov. 5.-Among the arrivals of Catholic prelates and theologians to-day to take part in the plenary council are Rev.
 Isaac T. Hecker, the founder of the order of the Paulist fathers and director of the Catho- lie World of New York; Rt. Rev. Bishop Flasch of Lacrosse, Wis; Bishop Gross of Savannah, Rev. William Wayrieh of St. Al phonsus German church, New York; Very Rev. William Lowekamp of St. Louis; Bish- op Mauncy of Mobile, Ala; Archbishop Seghers of Oregon. Archbishop Heiss of Wisconsin and Bishop Keene are also in the city. During the progress of the coun- cil Vicar General McColgan, president of the ance union of America, will inauQurate a grand temperance rally in all the parishes of
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Mississippi.
JACKSON. Miss. Nov

oIeve1and's Majority Twenty Thou-
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BIaine Wanted In New York.
Rut He Does Not Go.

BosToH, Nov. 5.-There is 2 well founded rumor here that Blaine has been telegraphed to start at once for New York.
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Wisconsin.

Both Parties Claiming the State.
 MILWAUKEE, Nov. 5.-Returns are coming in slowly, but show large Democratic gains. Both parties claim the State by very small majorities The following congressman are probably elected:
 First district -Caswell, Rep.
 Second district-Bragg, Dem.
 Third distriet-Lafayette, Rep.
 Fourth district-Van Schaick, Rep.
 Fifth district-Rankin, Dem.
 Seventh district-Thomas, Rep.
 Eighth district-Priee, Rep.
 Ninth district-Stevenson Rep.
 The contest between Guenther (Rep.) and Smith Oem.) in the Sixth district is very close and will require an official count to de eide. A majority of the legislature will be Republican, securing that party United States Senator.
 DETROIT, Nov. 5.-If the vote of the State is decided for the fusion ticket as seems probable now, Cleveland will receive six electoral votes, Butler six and Blaine one. In voting the Greenbackers voted for the same men for twelve electors and for different men for the thirteenth which allows chance for one Blaine vote.
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BLAINE DANGEROUsLY ILL.
Ordered by His Physician to Remain
 Perfectly Quiet.

Ordered by His Physician to Remain
 Perfectly Quiet.
 BOSTON, Nov. 5.-A special to the Globe from Augusta says: Mir. Blaine is danger ously i'll. He took to his bed this morning after scanning the returns during the night. He WAS soon found to be seriously indisposed, and his family physician was at once timely summoned. The latter ordered perfect quiet for Mr. Blaine, and John L. Stevens, his most intimate friend and ardent political CO., worker, was the only person besides mem bers of his family who was allowed to speak to him to-day. It is learned from indisputable authority that Mir. Blaine is in such condi- tion that it is absolutely impossible for him to speak aloud, that he is completely pros trated, a severe cold upon his lungs adding greatly to his discomfort. John L. Stevens and Walker Blaine have been personating MT. Blaine to-day. They claim every north ern State except Connecticut. At 10 p. m. they claimed Virginia by 10000 and New York by 10000. Cyrus Field has sent tel egram of con graduation and says Blaine is sure of 12, 900.
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Michigan.
The Republican Plurality About Ten
 ThOUsand,

The Republican Plurality About Ten
 Thousand.
 DETROIT, Nov. 5.-The latest returns indi- cate the election of Alger (Rep) for Governor by possibly 10,0O0 plurality. The Republi- can electors have about the same plurality. The Republicans gain congressman in the Second and probably the Fourth districts and lose the Eighth and Tenth, leaving the delegation unchanged as to the practical complexion.
 DETROIT, Nov. 5.-Later returns elect Burrows Rep) in the Fourth district over Maple Oem.), the present incumbent, and defeat Gibson (Rep.) in the Tenth. Horr Rep.) is defeated in the Eighth. The dele gation will stand politically the same as the present House
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CosoradO.
Rlaine Has rhis state Sure

DENVER, Nov. 5-10 p. m.-The Democrats concede the State to the Republicans. Blaine's majority is variously estimated by the Republicans from 4,00O to 5000. The Republicans elect Symes to Congress by 2, ,500. Eaton Rep1 for Governor will have about the same majority. The entire Republican State ticket is elected.
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Massachusetts,

The old Hay Statess Voice.
 BOSTON, Nov. 5.-With one district to hear from the State Senate stands: Republicans B, Democrats 2. With thirty-oue districts to hear from the House stands: Republicans 153, Democrats 55, Independents 3.
 BOSTON, Nov. 5.-Returns from all but six towns in Massachusetts give Blaine plurai- ty of B, ,766, the total vote therein being as follows: Cleveland 117, ,692, Blaine Al, ,458, Butler 8, ,823, St. John 1O,038.
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Delaware.
Democratic By An Increa

Democratic By An Increased Majority.
 WILMINGTON, Nov. 5.-The Democratic majority is $500, Democratic gain of 2,500 over 1880. Lore Dem.) is reelected to Con- gress He ran ahead of his ticket considera- bly. Every Democrat for the legislature is elected and also every Democratic nominee on inc ticket
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New Jersey.

A Democratic Plurality ofFour Thou
 sand.
 TRENTON, Nov. 5.-The result in the State may be summed up as follows: The Demo cratic electoral ticket receives a plurality of about four thousand The Republicans elect four congressman, including William Walter Phelps. The legislature is Republican in both branches
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LONDON, Nov. 6.-The Standard speaks of the election of Cleveland as welcome sur prise It remarks that it is absurd for MT. Blaine's supporters to expect anyone to be- lieve their figures on the result. Had the Republicans selected a candidate of decent reputation the result would perhaps have been different.
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shot mead xan Omeer.

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A Democratic Plurality Indicate,

RICHMOND, Nov. 5.-Late returns from about half the State, partial from all coun- ties and full returns from some of them. in dicate Democratic majority of 1000 and that eight out of the ten congressman from Virginia are .Demoerats- Richmond city gives Cleveland 7, 7,600 and Blaine 5,280 votes.
 NEW YORK, Nov. 5.-At the Republican headquarters tonight Virginia was conceded to the Democracy by 5000 majority.
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Nevada,
In Doubt Until To-Day.

VIRGINIA CITY, Nov. 5.-Cassiday Oem.)
 is reelected to Congress, but the presiden- ! tial vote will be in doubt until tomorrow. VIRGINIA CITY, Nov. 5.-About half the ! State vote has been counted and it is now conceded that Blaine carries the State by 1,1O0 Washburne and the entire Republi- can legislative ticket are elected.
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Indiana,

Still fin fhe Doubtful Column. INDIANAPOLIS, Nov. 5.-Six hundred and three voting places show a net Republican gain of 5,203, indicating Blaine's plurality in the State thus far to be about 2,000. 9:25 p. m.-The State is yet doubtful, but the situation is very encouraging to the Re publicans. Signed,
 JOHN c. NEW INDIANAPOLIS, Nov. 5.-Chairman Hen derson of the State Democratic committee has sent despatch saying: ttI can now say that Indiana is certain for Cleveland and Hendricks"
 INDIANAPOLIS, Nov. 5, 9 p. m.-Returns to this hour indicate Blaine plurality of 2, GOO.
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Maryland.
Democratic By Ten Thousand

Democratic By Ten Thousand.
 BALTIMORE, Nov. 5.-The total vote cast in Maryland was 179, ,205 divided as follows: Cleveland 93,617, Blaine 82,731, St. John 2,42O, Butler 1879; Cleveland's plurality 10, ,s86. In 1880 the vote stood: Hancock 93, 706, Garfield 78, ,515, Weaver SIS.
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An Estimate by schoonmaker.

NEW YORK, Nov. 5, 9p. m. To A. H. Kellam, Conn. Rep. State commit tee:
 lem 57,000. From 1 ,540 election districts above Harlem out of 1896, the Republican ma jority is 50, 1000, leaving 1000 to make out of 456 districts, mostly Republican, to tie. The New York Evening Post and Dorsheimer admit that these districts will do enough bet ter to give Blaine 7,50O plurality. Boutelle plurality is estimated at between 1000 and 13, GOO. Dudley telegraphs that Indiana is Republican by 5000 Malone and Riddle berger claim that Virginia is Republican by 5. .000 F. K SCHoONMAKER
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California.

The State Carried by the Republicans.
 SAN FRANCISCO, Nov. 5.-On the basis of
 the returns already received it is conceded that the Republicans have carried the State by 5000. The Republicans elect three con-
 gressmen, the Democrats two-a Republican gain of three, with one district still in doubt SAN FRANCISCO, Nov. 5.-Returns from 286 precincts and wards in forty-four counties give Blaine 36, ,620; Cleveland 21 ,S20; against Garfield 21 ,674; Hancock IS, 719.
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Kansas.
Forty Thousand For Elaine.


 ATcHIsoN, Nov. 5.-The latest returns in dicate that the State will give Blaine 40,00O majority. The legislature, which elects a United States Senator, will be Republican.
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ntdn,t tKnowTt was Loaded.

CINCINNATI, Nov. 5.-Bertie Kain, aged
 ten, newsboy, was shot and almost instant
 ly killed by Thomas Mccormack, aged four
 teen, this evening. The latter was playfully pointing toy pistol at him when it explod- ed. Mccormack "did not know it was load ed ''
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LONDON, Nov. 6.-The Daily News thinks there is little doubt that Mir. Blaine has been elected. In review of his career the News declares that even Mr. Gladstone's energy sinks into insignifcance when compared with that of Mir Blaine
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New Hampshire.
No Election For Goyernc

No Election For Governor.
 BOSTON, Nov. 5.-A dispatch to the Globe from Concord, N. H., says that there is no election of Governor by the people, but that the legislature is Republican in both branches and will elect Moody Currier, the Republican candidate
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West Virginia.
The State Gone Democratic..

Ihe state tone WcmOcfat1cs- WHEELING, Nov. 5.-The latest returns show that the State is Democratic by about 5000. In the First congressional district Golf Rep.) defeated Brannor Oem.) by about 300 All the other congressm en are
 Democratic
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PemnSYIYania.

BIaine's Plurality Sweeping.
 PTTTsBURG, Nov. 5.-Alleghany county complete gives Blaine 36,937, Cleveland 1s,- 703, Armstrong 2,S11, St. John 9s2. Fol Congress in the Twenty-second district Neg. ley Rep.) 1899, Hopkins IA ,O63.
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Kentucky.
one of the Solid South.

LOUISVILLE, Ky, Nov. 5.-The Kentucky delegation is probably soidly Democratic, a
 gain of two. Majority for Cleveland about 40,00O.
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TELEGRAPHIC JOTTINGs.

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Virginia.

The State Claimed by Both Parties.
 RICHMOND, Va, Nov. 5.-Nothing definite has yet been heard from the interior sections of the State. Seven Democratic and two Re publican congressman have been elected with one district in doubt. The Democrats early tonight claim the State by $500 and the RepubIicans claim majority of I. 900.
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North Carolina.
C1evelandss Plurality Twenty-flv
 

RALEIGH, N. C., Nov. 5.-North Carolina has gone Democratic by 25,0O0 majority The Democrats elect eight out of nine con gressmen. This is gain of one. O'Hara colored, is elected to Congress from the Sec ond district.
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Oregon.

Claimed by fine Republicans.
 SAN FRANc7sros Nov. 5.-The Republi- cans claim that Blaine has sarEied Oregon by a small majority.
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