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& The business situation of England is
quite astdepress ng as anywhere else.
The london Spectator, first class au-
thoraty on business matters, says that
50 lar as Great Britian is concerned,
that theretis yet to be q. general and
;cohsid erable shrinkage Of values: It
thinks that the middlemen" are to be
very generally crushed out, and that
Liquidation must go on for some time
before there is . full adjustment Of La
bilities $si ~ isI.3Ss M S'gsy
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The indications are that the conserv-
atives and Ultramontanes combined will
hase,a majority in the German Reich
stag, and therefore that Bismarck mas
new lease of the privilege to do what.
he ttpleases. The liberals have lost
twenty FIVE seats, as was to have been
expected from the fact that Of late yenrs
they have thought it their great MISSION
to destroy each other. Il: sl
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sincethe riots in Cincinnati; caused
by lax administ ration Of Justice, one
murderer nll:yd has been executed, and al
Aeeugh : half dozen others have been
ndemned IS death respites and COM
mutations Of sentences and the inter-.
yenton Of the Supreme Court have SO
far kept them al! from the gallows. The
people are getting impatient at this
virtual defeat OF Justice. .s 1'f''''..'' ~
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The report of the National Commits
sioner of Railroads of the last fiscal
year shows that the Union Pacific, Cen
ha1 Pacific, and, their branches now owe
ths Government $1o2, 1884, 1884, nearly
soneShalf Of whichlis ACQUIRED interest.
The Commissioner urges Congress to
take speedy and final action looking to
the nltimate payment of this enormous
daht Y. Z, s;t {
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.l /, IL : s.,s5s CONGhESS.
TIE Observation-Disclosures.
Another Day Of Waiting,

53; Friday was full Of Excitement throughout tho
country, though sat tnea close, the sentiment
prevailed that the settlement 81 the vote Of New
York could not be expected until the canvass Of
The precinct voted % Tuesday BIZ the, county
NEW YoRk speciaf Telegram M 7.
The state returning board in this state is in
the hands of The D ernoct affs 8ha; close ad-
herents Of Gov Cleveland It is composed
Of Joseph b Carr; Repuhli oan, secretary of
state; Fred @ n Chaplin, Democrat comp
troller; Einnthan Sweet Democrat, state
engineer and surveyor; Dennis o'Brien,
Democrat, ATTORNEY sgeps oral; eps Robert
A. Maxwell, Democrat sstats = treasurer
II ut any time one (. Or more
Of those fail to attend the meeting Of the
board the Yacan cies are filled bR calling In
thelmayor andsrecorder Of the oity 81 Albany.
Both Of these are Democrats These facts
and q general mtsunde rstanding as to tho
dysissI IN tssse u oFiesFs hays been the
to the frnudn lent nanipu lation Of the
returns The law governing The action Of
these ofticersis 80 striot and The dudes are
g clearly defined that aay manipulation t!r Of
ALMOST ndposs1brH.
On Tuesday the boards sof supervisors
ywill meet iht the variouat c6unties aandA
canvass then eturnsss Their slutiesta purely;
clerical They. AtuaplY add up the local
returns Of towns. election districts and wards,
certify to tpsir. pccnrac md tsansniit cert-5
ltiea ,fetu5fis - the secretary PIT State
JOHN KELLY 8 oFfSIoN & $500 y
IL The Star says hundreds Of elegrams have
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Now that the election is over there
viii tnot:be much demand for; political
reading ofla4 partisan character. Not
that people will cease to take interest
intlfe officers Of goYernment-for that
Would be d misfortune but the consid.y
Grafton Of public questions will be less,
connected with personal issues, which.
arp 60 apt to absorb everything during
e long and heated presidential cam
paign: Winter is . season Of intel
lectual activity, and he who is no wiser
and not better informed on the advent
soff. spring than at the beginning Of. win
tel, must have neglected opportunities
for reading and acquiring information.
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from Westche ster county give Democratic
gain oEeEthe prev lous figures Of 1873. This
makes ClsFeland plurality in the state III.
Returns from rShe election districts Of the
>ahate but Twelve 1--WE 55s, 1868 Republican
and 557, 8b8 DEM eratIc votes; Republican
plurality, Si4 Dfaclal returns from
QGeens county reaice the Republican plur-
ality In the atate to 4 81, and the
tWelve. distrt6tA to be heard 4 from.
sThe official vote of counties cut down
Blaine's 800 plurality. Reports by districts
Indicate that Cleveland viii have q plurality
in the state. The official vote Of fifty-six
:counttes gives pluralit ties for Biatnesof 6o,-
1874, and for Cleveland, G9, 2O7. An estimate
on the four counties not in gives spIuralities
for Blaine 9,319, and 1877 for Cleveland,
which would I've Cleveland d Z net
plurality In 4 the, state Of 1881 OH,
!cial county returns and Ve1B scloseS Figured
on the twelve counties which have not been
officially reported tnaic ate that Cleveland'a
plurality reaches nearly ], 900 In the state.
The official returns show heavy Democratic
gains Is =tS's'| " vs. 5ts5s5i
4 II LATEST. FROM Il NEW YORK,
! New YORK, Special Telegram, Nov q The
Sun this morning makes: eyeland Us plural
lily in this state ], 17B The Times places
5Cleveland's plurality at IL "a u The Star
and Truth i also claim that Cleveland has
carried New York. 53 a s555
NEW York, Nov. GA number of prom.
stnent lawyers met at the Fifth Avenue hotel
this evening toitake auch action as seemed
necessary to insure a. SCRUTINY I. and fail
canvass Of votes cast, Tuesday. Among !;
those present were Es-secret ary benjamin
H. Bristow, Cong Tessln AMI Hewitt, JamesfO.
Carter, president Of the Peace association;
Ex-GoV. Bealet Of Al New Jersey, Elk
Attorney General @. II s. Fairchild, O.
Barlow, III Gov. r i Lowety, * Frederick
r Cowdert, liam O. Whitney, ". il 4Baf-
mum, F. u sstets6n, District sAttolney5P.B B. v
Olney, Charles P. Miller, Albert stickney, ",
G Peckham, and W. s. Opdyke Resolutions
in accordance with the object Of; the meet.
ing were adopted, after Anton o. Handicapped,
Carter, Bristow, stetson and Whitney had
discussed the election laws. and q committee
were appointed to take such action as It saw
fit in relation to the votes OF New York,
Kings Queen's, Suffolk and Richmond
counties 4 IA H q ~ tf5sf
palstg Il sea 5hs5 BsRs RE-
Times RETURNS, from all but two counties,
show Cleveland has 1.276 plurality. The
Suns revised Afgnres. from fifty five, or sixty
counties, make Cleyeland's plurality i ,2O5.
The New York Tribune now claims j, 900
plurality for Blaine In New York state Re-
turns received from county clerks
are what 50 suddenly Changed to
Cleveland o plurality for Blame in this
state. which election district fretIfns earlier
used had given him: The county clerks re-.
ality. - Sc 4
KS ELEoToRsAL' ESTIMATES. sss
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Will nOG proDaply amount to much more
than IL, 900. Mernman Independent Dem
ocrat with Republican ndorrsement) Is elected
to congress over Hardy Ta11nimna,iuyl Demo:
craft in the Eleventh district, which helps
the city delegation somewhat Grant, Tam
many Democrat, Is elected mayor over Grace,
County Democrat and citizens and Gibbs,
Republican, by small plurality.
t'iy DECDEDLY DOUBTFUL ,;fSs,.
New YORK, Special Telegram, Nov. &, o a
m--The Morning Journal Independently,
just issued, says it looks like Blaine, though
the vote in this state Is very close. and
Blaine's plurality, If! any. will not be more
than 5000, and probably less
2:1O a. ,m,-The Herald has Just posted a
bulletin claiming there is a mistake Of 10.
900 in the polls Of this city, and that re-
vtsed returns give Cleveland over SO, 900
plurality in this city: -s..-e.--
New YORK, Special Telegram, Nov. s, 2:2O
g. Incorrect returns give Cleveland
53, Os3 plurality in. this city. and 75. 900 in
New York, Kings, Queens and Richmond
counties Garfield had SO, 900 north Of the
Harlem river, and it is not possible thatthere
will be sufficient gains in the interior to Off
set this 75, 900 plurality. The New York
an@ g Ia mas 3uss hnng out its inst cleveland
citement ples1 aAa caused sf s'as' e s,
NEW YORK, Special Telegram 4 Nov; 4 =
The Tribune this morning says editorially:
al the early hour Of which our first edition
goes 70 press, me returns are too meager TO
suits Of yesterdays election. New, York
seems to be very close, with the chances
against the Republicans. Connecticut close,
with the chances n.our favor / From New y
Jersey and Indiana the returns are still too
scattering t. warrant any decided opinion
Sn5 " haEe faith YET that the Republicans
New Yorl Cam Ing ss q gas can .ose e
still elect Their teiet the sia ~ an
Southern ,Ertl State. They have good hopes Of
more more, tnan one Il f sas ss5s
NJ gle s.EsEIAaDse GETS THE STATE
n. espee'clal Aeiegram' Noy: ~
49,. = lo ,!1 any reasonable doubt tnaS
ny I! - : e.Ys me small plurality for
6ClSVelAQu slnC1caV6d In nv 6rEt dfgDatcIl
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eyl1 ri n q
SAN FRAScIsco Nov. 4 y dispatch from
aeypda claims IN statt for Blaine
RIcIAoNp, Va Sgy Thes Democrats
claim thg state by & goo :s,'s 4 e 3

During tho recent discussion If evolution hi,
tho Missiasippi lgrasby synod 9D5e Boil
lRalmery speak, of Adam, ailycnt, aajd 1
= Man Knows 4fhi6g hbohf God y g 6lcatiyd
sl,ayer can know such thjngs.s IT Is beyond It'd
reach Of men u science ss
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MrgNEaoTA.i

The result Of the election in Minnesota
yesterday is source Of qualification to every
Republican, and the indications are that tie
majority for the Blaine and Logan electors
will be much larger than was anticipated
by even; the most sanguine. Returns have
been secured from nearly two hundred Of
j, 400 precincts, or about one-t third of the
state. 4 These show q total vote Of 25, TAG
for the Repubh electors, and 15, $50 for
Cleveland, q majority of 10, 5l 8, being net
Republican gain over the vote Of 1888
of $50 These 4returnsi have been
received principally from! the Republican
precincts. but at the same ratio Of increase
the majority in the state may safely be
placed at from 81. 900. to AZ, 600 for the ma
tional ticket u - t ,is 4sls5
q THE CONGRESSIONAL D1sTRIcrs s.$S 4, +
In the congressional districts the result Is
no less satisfactory, every publican mem
Der being elected by increased natorities, IN
most cases exceeding even their own hopes
( In the emphasis Of their victories. In
the First distfic from the thirty one pre-.
5cincts heard from NE White has ma DIRTY
OF 749 This Is but about one quarter 81 the
I number OF polling places Ia the district, and
with the compare alive ratl 10 Of majorit +, and
/ the increase, Mr.. Whites majority might
5 be placed at 8, 900; but the returns from the
Democratic stronghold, Ii Wtnona and the
!: larger towns, will reduce the figures To- tho
vicinity Of 2, 600. I'm the Seoond DISTRICT,
M. Wakefeld,s maj GRITTY bids fair to- reach
1000, with the ratio Of eains that gentle-
man having double the number of votes tof
his tompe in the precincts reported a III
f In the THIRD district Mai Strait III ahead
of the national u ticket md IN II the twenty;
Z four towns reported has q majority of
I,645, being a gain of nearly one Thousand
This is about one quarter of the dlstript, and
with d like gain II the balance Of the district
I he Will bury ponnelIys under majority Of at
least e, 900. The returns HI the Fourth
district give Nj fllan u majority
OFF,, 042 which With the same rattp Of gain,
and allowing for The dIsaf ection ii Mime
apolis, VIII result III IL mai Gritty Of at least
1000. sss,$f
In the Fifth district Mr.. Nelson will have,
AS Indicated BY the Teturnst q majority rang
ing ii the neigh Flood Of q, 600 To 5000
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CONGRESS.
FfFf- 49, = 80 =
rHE REpREsENTAT1yEs-ELEoT5.3
Z :, - n 20 N n
Z THE FIELD REVIEWED


From the Pioneer Press Of Thursday morning.
The result Of Tuesday s election is still in
considerable doubt New York is the pivotal
states and on the result, there 4thesxin,
iterest scentefR The latest returns re-
ceiyed this morning befofes going to press
slow that, whichever way Ii GOES, # viii Be
by remarkably small majority. Chairman
Jones, Of the Republican national commit
tee. claims the state very positively BY good
majority, and Is supported by ex-Gov.
Cornell, who estimates 1000 plurality.
Charles E.. Smith, Of the Philadelphia Fress.
and one Of the 1best- posted men n, a j,
New York politic claims i, SOC 'majo rity On
the other hand, the New York Times has re-
duced it's estimates tors, 125 plurality for
Cleveland and the zD Democratic man
ngefss are poataue | in their assertions;
of victory. New Jersey and Connecticut are
conceded Democratic Indiana Is still very
doubtful and steady reports Of Republican
gains Indicate reasonable grounds for hope.
Michigan dsalso GnSet tain, it be-
ing feared that the ful.on ticket win be sue
cessful In Virginia the result has not been
decided yet Malone positively claims a
Republican majority q. while. TIE Democrats
are equally positive to the contrary. The
CAPABILITIES point, however, to d
Dsmocratid Riotory dni thai state
By reduced majority. Since yes.
terday West i. y Virginia !. has also
taken her plade among chez doubtful states,
and there now eslns bs mors than 4 good
chance Of 9 small Republican majority
Nevada y yet TO be heard from AZ It pew.
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pnes u ~,
victoryl The figures justify our belief Blaine
and Logan are elected by thesote Of New York.
Indiana and the Southern states Of which hopes
are entertained can-only swell an electoral vote
already sufficient. This belief Is based upon the
returns collected by the associated press
from every voting precinct in the state
except "a which we have carefully yeEifed BIS
far As possible BY special dispat phes. The pre-
cirsts not heard from gave 4 ptufalitYot 7ae
forS President Harfelds - these scattering
precincts there have been 10 Democratic
gains for some time past, and 1t rs
impossible that there can be in the twelve small
precincts remaining such Democratic gains as to
overcome the present Republican plurality. AS
Stunning the accuracy Of the associated press dis
patches and tabulatton. the election Of Blaine
and Logan can no longer be matter
Of reasonable doubt. But the h dispatches
also indicate that the Republicans have carried
all the other Northern states except Connecticut,
New jersey and possibly Indiana and have
probability Of success In West Virginia and
Florida, which would insure the election Of
Blaine and Logan even without, the vote Of New
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also indicate that the Republicans have carried
all the other Northern states except Connecticut,
New jersey and possibly Indiana and have a
probability Of success In West Virginia and
Florida, which would insure the election Of
York. $s4 ~ ~
5 IL N e Il SAYS CHAIRMAN JONES ID q.
I'VE have carried New York, Indiana and
every Northern state except New Jersey and
Connecticut, said Chairman b +. "a ones, of
the Republican national committee at.11.
o'clock Tonight, 9and I believe that MIR,
Blaine is elected r Mr. Jones had been in
conference with members Of the committee
n9e near AZ the evening; and had received the
reports from all but twenty three Of the cleo.
tlon districts in the entire state III :3
over Il W.T. Sas M ssTas
the state by from 400 to 500 plurality. WITH
ABOUT twenty-three election. districts to hear
from. These districts gave Cor. Garfield largo;
piurahttes but how they will do In this election
ls Of course. p query. Ny impression Is, how
ever, that they will increase MI. Blaines plrraI;
ity to at least 1000. I am confident that noth-
ing bpt frapdl can prevent our suSsessyrss I
. ts THE GOVERNORS ApYIGEs 81
t ALBANY BAN lNoY IS p. M There Ii intense
excitement over thefesnltof the presidential
election The feeling OF suspense Is gradu-
ally giving way to one Of confidence and Ella
ton on the part Of the Democrats, who De
gaa 70 tnkilate thiA aftefp dlo oH They nrs ndwi
Hing Pne hundrsd sgnps5 ID lbaof 81 tiei
Stes4o1 Qf Grover ktRvelh6dk Tho Reyarn3r
iias Been oseted n staaFtyys5
al the morning All adyicesr received byth
governor point Enthusiastically to \ lis
election es.' Congrat1lat tory kilograms are
GO continually =. " fosisng a M O'Clock 4
national committee assuring Gov Cleveland
Of his election, and congratulating him On On
the result Mayor HasrtHonlgf IChfcsgpftele-
graphed this morning that Illinois would
give q Demo- rntic majority Of. s. 900 tott
a 900, Adyices received here are to the
effect that West Virginia Ia now certain toi
80 Demo- ratic, assuring asoiid South ,sFlapal
have begn, thrown to the breeze on proIn-
inent uiidinga land ths aDshhdooo fats nis syi-i
cent 81 psspaEtng 81 general & jubilee
y NEW ofEs NoHaa9 III the morning papers.l
the Tribune excepted, to-day conceded tIes
election Of Cleveland BY from i. 500 IA
e. 900 plurality. The Tribune printed al
table III county majoritiea, when ID footed
m IA giving tFlafne RI SO, fplprali NJ me
{foottngs, the Post Says, were q, wrong Z How
ever, the correct ones being: Blaine. 69. i
al44 q eyelaHd g,272ssa Clsyelan dsss nits
jrality 26. siTha Eyening sPost, ,iI,I,head
lines Y I, says IS syelana preaiaert. His
Election Assuredl !, while the Comm Tolal IN
head lines ahnStt Ees BtSfnsS Hsea N
New York % bthatant1y growing, Blaine's
plurality, 615. Inspe ctor Thorne. III ol,nrra
ut police haadqra Ill WI I'd ffnti III ~
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80
Kansas.

I. i. KANSAS CRY, MO, Nov. 4 Returns from
Kansas are very slow, but indicate that the
Republicans have elected the entire state
ticket and PRESIDENTIAL electors bYabont the,
usual maioFia and that; the cong onal
follows: First district, Morrill,; Second, Dun
ston: Third. Perkins; Fourth, Ryan; Fifth,
Anderson; Sixth l Hanback, /, ard Seventh,
Peters 81 ". rs y 81 ~ III 5se III :
y ToPEKA, Kas Nov. 1.-The chair hi mai vi ii
the Republican state central COMMITTEES esti-
mates Barnes plurality at 10000 to sc, 600.
All the Republican congressman are elected,
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w p, I. ELECIUKAL EST1MATES.f
VOTES AND popU1AR SMAJoh1r1Es
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DENVER, Colo, Nov. 4-Prominent Demo-
Gratis, relying upon private advices, admit
that the next legislature is unquestionably
Republican The congressman are still In.
Doubt The Republican state ticket is eiectI
ed,beyond reasonable doubt, with ths prob
B.afns's majority viii reach 800, q Slight
gain oyer the vote Of Garfield in 1880. -.
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THE TRIBUNE

tomorrow morning will claim the state by
1000 plurality, and the claim seems to be
perfectly well founded; This dsithe sTrib+
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THE PRESIDENCY UNCERTAIN.
Result Of the Presidential Eleotao.
Involvedin Uncertainty. s
Cleveland Thought to Have CARRIED NJ,
York, but tbs Unsettled

The following dispatches are the lat
est received in regard to the election up.
to the hour Of going to press with this
side of our paper. &s5s
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By official returns reported from every county,
Cleveland and Hendricks have carried the state
OF New York by a safe and sure majority. No
doubts Of Blatnes managers can change this re-
suit The friends of honest government and
honest elections can be everywhete assured TINT
the Democrats state board OF canvassers will
see that the true vote is correctly declared s
+ [S1gned1 5s5 St-5 s5tt7s. e DANIEL MANNING. G
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.ssNEw Yonx Special Telegran Nov, =,
Az $50 o.eloels tl,is morning The returns
Eshow that New York ID extremely close, with
probable RepubIi can plurality u from
4, 200 q ~ 4 900 The drats ass atili