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WISCONSIN,.

A Milwaukee dispatch states that re-
turns from 43S towns and wards show a
net Democratic gain of 7,77S on the
presidential ticket as compared with
1880. Should a proportionate gain be
ihown for the Democratic ticket in the
remaining precincts. Blaine will have car
lied the State by 10, 00C majority. Later
.eturns are showing a smaller average
Democratic gain. Another dispatch from
the chairman of the Democratic State
committee says that "Wisconsin is pro-
badly for the Blaine electoral ticket be-
tween 1000 and 5000 plurality" Still
later returns gave the State tie the Re-
publicans by about 1000 plurality.
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MISSOURI

NJ. K. McGrath, the secretary OF state
of Missouri. gave his views of the situa-
ton there as follows: "There being only
two electoral tickets in this State, the
majority for the Cleveland electors will
be 10000 to $4,000. The Democratic
nominee for governor will have plural
ity OF 30, 600 to 10000, and majority
of $4,000 to 35, 600. The Democratic
State ticket, other than that for COVER
nor, will have majority equal to that
of Cleveland. Outside of the governor
and Acknowledgements there are but
two full State tickcts--the Prohibition
lists having nominated only the two lead
ing candidates. | look for the election
of full Democratic Congressional dele
cation of fourteen members"
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MASSACHUSE TTS.

A Boston dispatch says: "The Repup-
lican majority of so, 900 for Garfield has
disappeared, and there remains only a
plurality of a few thousand for the Re-
publican ticket. If the Independents
who cut off the head of the ticket or
voted for st. John had voted as was ex-
pccted, Blaine would have failed to carry
the State. 1t is thought the Blaine plu-
10000" More complete returns changed
this estimate to a plurality of about "a.
900 for the Republican electoral ticket.
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briefly, asserting that Cleveland and Hen

briefly, asserting that Cleveland and Hen
bricks had carried New York.
At $40 crowd of roughs came over in
body to the front of headquarters. They be-
gan to groan and joer, and the large Blaine
crowd replied. A savage fight followed, in
which fully a dozen men took part. The two
crowds attacked each other, and serious
riot was threatened. Roundsman Chapman
was on the steps of headquarters, and there
were eight unusually large policemen held in
reserve in the hall He called them out, and
they charged the crowd with drawn clubs.
They tossed men to the right and left like
children, and forced their way to the fight
ecs. These they soon dispersed. Five min
utes later there was another fight III whlcn
canes were freely used and several hats
smashed. Another charge of the police ended
that. No arrests were made, and nobody
was hurt by the clubs
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MUSICAL AND DRAMATIC

THEODORE THOMAS has returned from his
European tour.
THIS will probably be Edwin Booths last
season on the stage
THERE are 9, 49, actors and 236S actresses
in England and Wales.
CLARA LOUISE KELLOGG will not have
concert company this season.
THE dog in Rag Baby is under a salary,
which supports family in Boston.
HENRY IRVING is going to produce new
play i'll this country before he goes home
Mr.. SANTLEY, the eminent English bari
tone, has taken of late years an eccentric sort
OF horror of the profession of vocalism.
SoTHERN's three sons are now all on the
stage The youngest, George, is playing in
tine Private Secretary over in England
w. d. WINCH, the Boston tenor, who has
been SO successful in England, will uplift his
voice in concert tour through the country.
NINE. TREBELLI, the distinguished central
to, will return to America in April for
spring concert tour, under the management
of Mr.. j. b. Pond
JOHANN STRAUSS, who has just celebr ated
at Vienna his fortieth anniversary as
maestro, received congratulations and pres
ents from all over Germany, because he has
always conducted himself, as well as his or
chestra, properly.
IT is estimated that the South is spending
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INDIANA.

An Indianapolis dispatch says; "All but
fifteen counties have reported to the Dem
ocratic State committee, showing Demo
cratic gains, 1897; Republican gains,
D,,563. This on basis of 1882, when
the State went Democratic by 1864.
Gains and losses in fifteen counties can
not possibly reduce the Democratic ma
jority of 1882 more than 1000, leaving
Cleveland 5000. The legislature will be
Democratic, which insure Voorhees, re-
turn to the Senate" Fuller reports con-
tirmed this estimate.
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ILLINOIS.

\ Chicago dispatch says: Reports
from all over the STATE indicate a heavy
vote. The most conservative probabili-
ties are that Blaine will come to Cook
county by at least 20, 900 plurality. The
outlook now is that he will carry the
state by $1,000 plurality, and that Og-
Icsby's plurality for governor will be
considerably under 10000. Later re-
turns confirm this estimate. 1t was be-
lIeved the legislature would be tie on
joint ballot The Legislature will elect
United States Senator.
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CONNECTICUT.

With thirteen small towns to hear
from, which will not change the result,
Blaine has 63,443; Cleveland "a, 14G
scattering, 1857. Harrison (Rep.) for
governor, G3,S47; Waller dem. J, for
governor, 50, 594; scattering, 2,787.
Representatives-144 Republican. 80
Democratic. Cleveland's majority in
the State is put at 1900. Wal
Ter, Democratic candidate for gov
ernor, did not obtain the neces-
sary majority over all, and the guberna-
torial election goes to the legislature,
which is Republican.
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Fighting LOcusts.

The "resources of civilization" have
once more triumphed over traditional
scourge of humanity. From the time of
the plague of Egypt until now locusts
have been terror to all jewellers in the
East. Cyprus was, it appears, infested
with them when it was annexed to the
British crown. With characteristic en-
terprise the government set to work to
rid the island of them, and a parliament
airy paper recently issued contains most
interesting account of the campaign. The
war material was of imposing dimen-
sions, consisting as it did of 100, 500
square yards of canvas for screens; 49,
I'll square yards of oilcioth, twenty
tons of zinc for traps, beside rs, 1873
stakes for screens. When these mate
rails were worked up they amounted,
with other additions which were found
to be necessary, to II ,0S3 screens, fifty
yards in length, which if stretched con-
tinuously would have formed line 315
miles in length, or almost enough to
encircle the whole coast of the island.
So efficient was this formidable equip
ment that it is estimated that no fewer
than one hundred and ninety-fve thou
sand million OF locusts were destroyed in
the traps which were thus formed In
deed, the whole colony of insects was
practically exterminated and in places
where in former years vast swarms Of
locusts had assembled they are now
almost completely conspicuous by their
absence. The gain to the island must
be enormous, and one may well say in
the face of so successful an operation,
that peace hath her victories not less
renowned than those of war.-London
N0ncOVormist,
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NEW HAMPSHIRE.

A Concord dispatch says: "Sixty-cight
towns show steady Republican gains.
The Democrats concede the loss of the
State for electors, governor, both Con-
gressmen and the legislature. The propo-
sition for constitutional convention was
carried by large majority. The Prohi-
bition vote was very light, and that for
Butler still lighter" The Republican
plurality was put by later returns at be-
tween 5000 and 1000
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OHIO.

A Cleveland dispatch says: Cuyahoga
county will give Blaine round majority
of ., OOO-a Republican gain of at least
1000 over the October election. In 1880
Garfield carried the county by nearly
1908. This would indicate, as com
pared with that year, that the Democrats
have gained nearly 1000. The Scott law
decision did not make any difference with
the Democratic vote, as confidently ex-
pected. Latest reports would seem to
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NORTH CAROLINA.

A Wilmington dispatch says that SIRE
turns from many counties remove all
doubt as to the result The Republicans
concede the State to the Democrats on
both 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 Congress-
men, being a gain of one" Further re-,
turns confirmed this estimate.
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CIIIGAN.

In Michigan first returns from 131
precincts, gave Blaine 20, TAG; Cleve-
land, II, ll5; Butler 1919; st. John,
3.543; Alger for governor, 20, 1856; Be
COLE, 10, 1888; Preston, 1855: Demo-
cratic net gain of 1854. Later returns
indicated the success of the Republicans
by small plurality, while the guberna-
torial race was close.
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Returns from various sections of the
State indicated that it had been carried
for the Blaine electors by about 80, 900
majority over the Fusionists The Demo
Gratis probably elected congressman in
the First, Second, Fourth and Sixth dis
tricts. The Seventh, Eighth, Tenth and
Eleventh are Republican.
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VERMONT.

In Vermont 226 towns give Blaine 49,.
525; Cleveland, 1G, 93S; Butler, 705; St.
John, 1884, giving Blaine plurality Of
81, 5S7 in total vote of 57.702. -Four.
teen remaining towns gavs in 1880 a Re.
publican plurality Of 825. The estimated
Republican plurality is 1000.
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KENTUCKY.

Louisville dispatches says the returns
from the county seats throughout the
State declare that the election passed off
quietly, and full vote was polled. The
State will give the usual Democratic
majority. The Democrats elect a full
Congress delegation. There is a Re-
publican loss of two in the House of
Representatives.
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Montgomery city gives 500 majority
for Blaine. Scattering returns from diff
ferent quarters of the State show that
Cleveland carried the State by large
majority, Democratic Congressman are
probably elected in all the eight districts.
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WEST VIRGINIA.

A Wheeling dispatch says that "returns
from eighteen counties, exactly one
third Of the State, give net Republican
gain of 1,900 over the October election.
There are ffty-four counties in the State.
This ratio would give the Fusion ticket,
Blaine and Butler, 300 majority.' La
ter advices, however, gave the State to
the Democratic electors by about 1900.
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FLORIDA.

A Jacksonville dispatch says that in
dications point to the election of Perry,
Democrat, for governorby ), 600 ma jority,
and the Cleveland electors by 4, 200 ma
Jority. Both Davidson and Dougherty,
Democrats, are elected from the two
congressional districts by safe maorlties
and the State Legislature will have an in
creased Democratic majority in both
houses. Later returns placed the Demo
cratic majority at 200.
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VIRGINIA.

A Richmond dispatch says Official
and semi official returns from fifty-nine
counties and all the cities of Virginia
give Cleveland 11,7S4 majority. These
returns embrace many of the large Re-
publican counties, and indicate that the
State will give Cleveland from 5000 to
10, 600 Majority Further returns give
the Democratic majority at about ~, 900.
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SOUTH CAROLINA.

The entire Democratic electoral and
State tickets are elected by majoritiea
ranging from 80, 600 to 45, 900 majority.
Dibblc, Tilman, Aiken, Perry, Hemphill
and Dargan-all Democrats GER
tainly been elected to Congress by
larger majorities than in 1882.
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CALIFOKNIA.

In California 2S6 precincts and wards in
forty.four counties give Blaine 26, $40,
and Cleveland 81, $50. The same places
gave Garfield 2l,614 and Hancock
Is, us in 1850. Later returns give the
State to the Republicans by about 5000
majority.
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MAINE.

The vote so far shows Republican
gains over September, and the Kennebcc
Journal Qiepublican) says the indications
are that Blaine will carry the State by
20, 900; Later figures do not vary much
from this estimate.
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LOUISIANA.

A New Orleans dispatch says: "The
election passed of quietly Few returns
have been received, but they indicate
clean sweep for the Democrats" Later
returns give the Democratic electoral
ticket 20, 900 majority.
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THE ELECTIONS.
Revised Returns From Every
State in the Union.
Most Exciting Election in the
Country's History.

The following election returns are
made up from tLJ latest Geographic re-
ports to the New York papers, and are
correct up to the hour of going to press
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indicate that the State has gone Republi.
can by at least 20, 900, a Republican gain
of about 10000 Further returns con-
irmed this estimate.
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MARYLAND.

In Maryland the Democratic electoral
ticket was successful by about 16, 900
majority, and the Congressional delega-
ton stands five Democratic to one Re-
publican.
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MISSISSIPPI.

The Democratic majority in Mississippi
is between thirty-fve and forty thousand.
The entire congressional delegation is
elected, Chalmers Rep) is defeated in
the Second district, and Pearce (colored),
Republican, ran behind the presidential
ticket in the Shoestring district.
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NEW JERSEY.

A Trenton dispatch says: "Full re-
turns from every county in the State
give Cleveland plurality of 2,519. The
State senate is Republican by one ma
jority, and the house is Republican by
ten majority"
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COLORADO.

Denver dispatches say: The indca-
tons are that Blaine has carried fine
State by 1000 Eaton (Republcan), for
governor is elected by 1000, and Symes
lKepubllcan), for Congress, by a still
less majority. Breene (Republican), for
lieutenant governor, is probably defeated.
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One half the official returns from Ne
vada indicated that the State had gone
for the Republican ticket by about 1 900
majority. Further returns placed the
Republican majority at 500.
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NEBRASKA.

The total vote in Nebraska will be
fully 125, 900, an increase of 5000 over
last year. The Republican electoral ticket
is carried by an estimated majority Of
from 20, 900 to $4,000
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Tennessee elected the Democratic cleo.
toral ticket by about 10, 900 majority.
The Democratic candidate for governor
was elected by small majority. The
Republicans elected three Congressman.
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Arkansas.

A Little Rock dispatch says the State
has gone Democratic by the usual heavy
majority. A solid Democratic Congress.
ional delegation was elected.
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TEXAS.

The State gave heavy majority for
the Democratic electoral ticket, and in.
dications, afterwards confirmed, the cleo.
ton of every Democratic Congressman.
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OREGON.

Oregon is Republican by from 1900
to 1000 Armstrong Republican) is
elected to Congress.
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The number of deaths from all causes
in the Union armies was 279, 376; o.
372 being killed in battle, and 34,277
dying of wounds.
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MINNESOTA.

Minnesota has given the usual heavy
majority for the Republican electoral
ticket.
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GEORGIA..

The returns indicate the election of
the entire Democratic delegation to Con-
gress. Cleveland's majority in the State
will approximate so, 900.
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The Republican electoral ticket, with
all the Republican candidates for Con-
gress was successful in Kansas by large
majorities.
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FORTY-NINH TIL CONGRESS.
List of Probable Members of the Next
House of Representatives.


The following is list of members
elected to the House of Representatives
Of the Forty ninth Congress, according
20 the latest returns:
ALABAMA.
|. J: T. Jones, D. s. 7. w. Sadler, D.
Q II. A Herbert, D. 6. j. NJ. Martin, D.
3. W. c. Oates, D. :. w. H. Forney, D
4. A. c. Davidson, D. s. j. Wheeler, D..
ARKANSAS.
l. p Dunn, D. Al. H. Rodgers, D.
2, c. r. Breckenridge, D. 8. S. w. Peel. d.
3. j. h. Jones. ID.
CALIFORNIA.
l. T. L. Carothers. r. f. w. w Morrow, R.
2. c. A. Sumner, ID. ;, c. n. FELTON,, r.
g. j. r. Giascock, d. 6. H.H. Markham, R
COLORADO
l G. G. Symes, r.
CONNECTICUT
l. John r. Buck, r. 3. John T. Waite, Il.
2. c. L. Mitchell d, 4 f. w. Seymour,D.
l. C. B. Lore, D.
FLORIDA.
l. R. H. NJ Davidson,D D. 2. Chas. Dougherty,D.
GEORGIA.
l. 7. NJ. Norwood, d. g. Jas. H. Blount, d.
2. Henry G. Turner,D. Z. Jud. c. Clements, ID.
8, Charles F.Crisp, ID. s. Seaborn Reese, d.
4, Henry r. Harris, d. .. A. ID. Chandler, d.
.. N, j. Hammond, d. 10. Geo. T. Barnes, d.
ILLINOIS.
l. r. w. Durham, R.11 W. II. Neece, d.
2. Frank LAWYER d. II JAS NJ Riggs, d.
3. Jas. II. Ward, d. 13 WA. Springer, d.
4 Geo, +. Adams, X. II. Jon H Rowell, r.
.. Reub. EllwoOd, R. 10. John C. Black d.
q. Robert r, Hit, r. Ii. j. S. Mccartney r.
Z. II, Henderson. R.17. John r. Eden, d.
s. Ralph Plumb, r. Is. w. r. Morrison, ID.
0. l.. f. Payson, r. 10 r. w. Townsand,D d.
10. EWorthingtonD 20 Jno. r. Thomas, r,
INDIANA.
|, Jno. j. Kleiner, D. s John f. Lamb, d.
2. Thos. II. Cobb, ID. O. Thos b. Ward, ID.
3. j. q. Howard, ID. 10. VIM d. Owen, II.
4. W. :. Holman, ID. II. Geo. w. Steele, r.
3. c, G. MatSon, ID. II. Robt. Lowry, D.
Q. Thos NJ. Browne, r. IS. IL. q. Thayer, h.
Z. VIM. ID. Bynum d,
IOWA.
|. Benton J. Hall, ID. Z. Ell. H Conger,+
2. j. II. Murphey, d. s. W.P Hepburn, r.
3. d, Il. Henderson, r. o. w. H. N Pussy, d.
4. l., ii. Weller, Cir 10. A. j. Holmes, r.
8. Milo 7. Smith, r. IL. Isaac S. Struble, r.
6. Jas. b. Weaver.D
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RHODE ISLAND.

The Republican electoral ticket in
Rhode Island was successful by an esti-
mated majority of 5000.
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della w ARE,

Delaware went Democratic by an esti
mated majority of between 1000 and
5000. Love was reelected Congress
man.
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A COLONY of 5000 Jews lives near Jeru-
salem who have dwelt there ever since the
year one. They speak Hebrew and Arabic.
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Al Is estimated that the South is spending
to-day twice as much as it did five years ago
for education and four times as much as it
SDput in 1870
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NORTH CAROLINA.
l. b. Hermann, r.
PENNSYLVANIA.

f. S. Osborne, r. "A. f. NJ Bound, r.
!. H. H: Bingham, R, u. F. c. Bunnell, R.
2, Z. O'Neill, r. Ii, w. w. Brown r.
3. $: j. Randall, D. Il. j. NJ. Campbell, r
4. w. D. Kelley, r. IS. L. E. Atkinson, r,
5. A. c. Harmer, r. 49, w. l.. Duncan, D.
q, J. B. Everhart, R20. A. G. Curtin, D.
Z. l. n. Evans, r. p. c. E. Boyle, d.
8, D, Ermentrout, D. %. J. S Negley, r.
9 j. A. Hiestand, r. -. T. NJ. Bayne. r.
TO- w. II Sowden, d. 81. o. l.. Jackson, r.
II. John B. Storm, DPS. A c. White, r.
II. j. a. Scranton, r. 26. q. w. Fleeger, R.
-. c. n. Brumm, CIR. 81. VIM. l.. Scott, d,
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" Hang, hang,
Hang Jay Could"

OF singing:
"We'll hang Jay Goud on sour apple tree u
They had got only two blocks up the ave-
nue., however, when the polio, headed by
Sergeant King, made for them again. and
succeeded in once more breaking them up, al
though with more difficulty than at first A
number of excited Germans cursed the police
roundly in German and English, and fight
seemed imminent when twenty young fell
lows gathered around and gave three cheers
for Sergeant King. That turned popular
opinion his way, and the procession dispersed
peaceably
The sergeant and Captain Williams, under
whose orders he acted said the professions
were broken up simply because they had nc
permit to parade. People could yell as much
as they choose, if they didn't get in line.
The stereopticon kept on wanting to know
why Democrats couldn't parade, and inviting
the crowd to mass meeting of protestation
before the treasury building at $3.50 this af
ternoon, The inquiry did not succeed in pro
voking disturbance, and the meeting ha.
been postponed The yelling and bowling Of
the crowd responded promptly to every bull
letin, and it looked as if they had forgotten
that it was past bedtime
The Seventh regimental band serenaded
Senator German, Chairman of the National
Democratic Executive committee, at the
Fifth Avenue Hotel Senator German spoke
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SIN the Seventh District Hiram Y Smith
is elected to fill the uncI pred term of John
A. Kasson, resigned