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recton clerical errors far as asceraincd he made
the Democratic majority 5.73l The figures would be
carefully compared to-day and corrected. by the
comparisons made by United states supervisor Allen
other found which would aggregate p more
to he added to tleyeands plurality, making II l315b
Brooklyn streets much quiet last night than
the three previous evenings Those who sought the
cause learned that by direction Of Mayor Low all street
parades without permit I'm the excited state OF public
feeling wero prohibited and the police directed 10
dispcrse all assemblies in the streets. The crowd
In Montaguest in front Of the Republican headquarters
kept the sidewalks aud hot allowed 20 block up
the street ana II became AT all turbulent the
early hour the streets in their normal quctness
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iHT rritGR'rH 40 um rnirr>EI
TGrNToN, Nov Tho plaraiItIes for Cougress-
men are reported as follows:
Ist DisHd.-Hire, Rcpl. Camden, .2GO: Cum-
beraud, 200; Salrn, Il; Cape May, 80; total
I.Gll. EcnelI Deni.)-Goucester. pa. Ihress
majority, 1887.
Ia Ditf.t-Bucaauan (Rep.): Atlantic $50:
Burlington, 376; Mercor, e3l; Ocean, 50s: total
2,35f.
nm Ui,tict- Green Dcm.): Midllesex 45O
Monmouth. 1913; Union, 400; total, l,93o.
nm D,sbict-Pidcock lDem.l linntcrdOn. 900:
Sussex. l,079; Warren, 053; total, 3,O32. llOwcy:
Somerset, 41s; pidcock's majority. 2.Gli.
Th Disdfct-Pbeps tRcp.) fassaic, 2,ll4; Mcr-
ris, 482; Total, 1905. Stevenson Deml: Ber-
gen. 3S2. Phelps's majority. 2 pa.
IIth Districf-Lehlbach lkep.l EsseI, 500.
VIA Utshtct-McAdo0 (Dem.l. Hudson, 5000
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the Republican party, should not yield 10 Hauu l"
'"o 'ie"' w. =. WOLF.
Chairman Republican State Committee
THE DEMOCRATIC COMMITTEES bkA"'
Tho follovino was issued Yesterday by the

National Democratic Committee
To ne Feopie OF the Jnited States: There can nV
longer he any question concerning thn arJ
az the Presidential election. Grover 'leN'Iih" @ ''
Thomas A. Hendricks have eighteen electoral No.', NH
than are necessary to elect them IL IL h"' ~, W. ~
while for our advcrsaries to claim the elec'or ,
the state OF New.York. II Is absolutely certain % ~
returns of the proper officers Of election on 'no ,,v
the An of November showed IA decisive p'nii,,5 .i"o
i'm the state for the electors suplorI.sinS ar
land and Hendricks. II any u%lnol'mr % .n,,,ni
altered returns are being prepared oI "I' - ,hc
gated they are corrupt al hcatios 9i the ~ ,c
State nf New York, and the men adliis or ectd
making OF such reports are criminals IL i ~ ar
that vou Will tamcly submit 10 the MAJ -
snch men Let them understand that YOU VIII ny
uilr M noon tomorrow throughout inc ilt,i ,ii
tbc actual election of Cleveland ana li'h'hN Wy 49,,
National saut,s. Meet Tomorrow nitnt @ W., ,h,t can
no, he ui-IindcrStonI The men of New uIh ne -,
solvei not n submit the gross outrage at t'inp.ru
M upnn their rights and will speak Tor them
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UTRT UHILE FIRING S1LUTES.
ny rrirGR,rh To THE rRtBuSs.l

lnr rrtEGR,rh To THE rRiRuSH.l
MILFORD, Penn, Nov. 7.-Nhilc the Demo
Gratis were celebrating this afternoon George Hans was
seriously injured by premature discharge of 'e can
non The ramrod passed through his hand broke Two
ribs and probably injured him internally lie may Uc
NoRwIoI Cunn, Nov While tho Democrats at Tres
ton were ring salute to-day, tho cannon preniturey
cyplodcd severely inurng jeremiah Corcoran aged
sctcniceu and lanes K. Edwards. age twcnty-i
Both men had The fingers OF one hi.d blown on aiu
they made n,ccognMhle 80 di'lsui'd were 'hc'
faces with powder
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GoyERYoR CLEVELAND MoNoErp.
HU>pRNDs OF NIsuCRs-A FLOOD OF CoNGkArr
LAIOKY MESSAGES

LaIoRY MESSAGES.
Z ALBANY, >. l., Nov. 7.-Coueratnlatory di,-
patches have poured IN upon Governor Cleyclanl
al morning. They come from every State IN tic
Union. and already several thousand have been
received. Among the tecgI.ns was one from Ja,
Godld cOngratuating Governor Cleveland, on his
election. commenting his administration rs w.,c
and prIdcnt and expressing the belief that the bust
ness interests of the country Will be sale ii Clcye-
lands hands.
There was a constant stream of visitors in and
out tho Executive Chamber all the morning,
many ladies being among the callers. he Gov
ernOr bOIe his hDncrs ncdcstly / e excitement iu
tins city has largely subsiiel MANY business and
private houses are decorated and tho enthusiasm
emoue the Dem rats is suhdued bat intense. On
nonday nght next monster celebration will be
AciI IN which all the Campaign Clubs Of Albany
Sl0 vicinity Nil participate.
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DEMOCRATIC FRAUDS N AMSTERDAM.


ANsrtRutu tu, Nov. 7.-lhcrc were two more votes
III the balot-box III th' VIA election district of hc
town Of Amsterdam than there were names checked
on the poli-list. lhc law provides that the votes
in excess of the on the IIst be drawn ont IN
Discriminatory. But the Democri'lc inspectors in
the Ward openly took out and destroyed two Re
publican votes instead. thus violating the law and
inyalldltlnI the vote ol their Gl5Irt. II II IS de-
cl1lcd inyaIIl ht th, Board of Suprfylsors Grover
Cleveland will lose - ylfc,. W. f. BllprN,
llditor of iat amsterdam h'c0'dr.
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POSTSCRIPT.
2:3O a. m.
LATEST ELECTfON RETURNS.
ASSOCIATED PRESS FIGURES on NEW
YORK.

AEOTlfER FLUCTrAT1ON THAT GIVES CLEVELAND
ApLURALuY-EIGuIEEN DISTRICTS MISSING OR
QUESTIONED.
At 1870 this morning the Associated Press
sent out the following statement:
On a careful review Of the figures by districts,
as furnished by agents of the Associated Press.
corrected by returus received during the day 10 as
TO bring the record down to this time. tho
total vote OF tho state stands for Blaine
js.i20, for Cleveland 800, $50. There are IL
districts from which returns are still behind
or auo.tioncd. Those in 1850 gavo Garfield u
plurality of 73G. Tho counties in which tho lack
ing districts arc located are Essex. Madison. Sara
toga. Sullivan and Ulster counties.
Two or thrcc times before the Associated
Press figures have given an lostimatcd pu-
mlitv for Cleveland, but they havo
continued tluctuatinp in such way
as tho returns from time 10 time
came mas to show that the margin IL 40 narrow
that an official count will bo Indispensable To de-
ternine the rcsult. These Later figures camo some
time after the editorial page vent to press.
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4 PLUCKY COACH DRIVER.
HE cuAsEs RUNAWAY TEAM AND AvERTs
SERIOUS DISASTER,
TBy TELEGRAPH 10 rus rRIRr>F.l

TBY TELEGRAPH 10 rus rRIRrNEl
EosroN, Nov. 7.-As Il Red line coach with
four passengers was coming down Court st. bound
southward this evening Of tine horses slipped and
fell The driver. whose name unfortunately IL not
known. aighcd TO straghtcn matters out lie had gotten
the horse ON It's feet when the uar became frightened
o,J .t,rted toward Washinstul it. high rate OF
sreef; Tie driver, WAS running after theun was
un,be 10 Dyerake them. Just The runsWhls arrived
ar thr corner "A crowded came up Ha,AhEtoh-s.''
and col sion with very suits seemed uha'oi-
able The passengers In both vehicles were shohting III
Srrh, Jnst then the diver 10y an extraordinary
eort overlook his team and setting one OF the horses ny
,he brdlc pulled the pair Otci toward the Sears buliu
t, and ed the lives and limbs o all concerned This
arfion was not second too for the wAtcS OF the
coach actually scraped the Side oi the car as tnc tr
s n,nJe The car stoppci and passengers as well as
gave the pucky Jehu three hearty cheers
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no TR0oPS fOR HocHING TALLEY.

CoLrNnrs. Nov. 7.-Prcsidcnt Greene of the
Columbus IIocku, Valley and ro.clo Ini'rold. has re-
alc,icd Governor Hollf order ont the militia on dc
count ~ the burning OF bri-cs n Hooking County.
sheriff McCurty ~ Hooking County today tclcsi'ihrd
10 ne Governor lskiug hu to prcr ont the troops He
.,,s Murray CITY wn. aitlrkrd hy 800 or too miners.
who usrd tin hlcl with giant powder with fuses at
t,r,,i and some dtu.Mitc The sheriff says hr ctn
uui,l.c Uockut County n Perry and Athens conn les
r onk,d after 50 trouble hi, brru rcpptt' $50 iar to-
dny Governor IollJ is iu 'u,inHti anu The cal mas
moi been Wcrtd.
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rycIrFNpNr IN PHILADELPHIA.

IBY IELtDNNVII 10 IIIf INI'' VT
PuILApELPuIA, Nov. 7.-Chestnut-st., from
sixth to Broad Is packed with dense mass oil shouting
nooul. m night At Seventhst. the crowd exceeded SIX
thousaud and the bulletins displayed by Ihe ire" "ere
hailed with deafening shouts. No disturbances hae oo
currc and Mayor smiths order Proi'itihg procr,s,ns
Is generally obeyed The Republicans are sl connous
o success and are the most ortciy Another i",ous
Democratic crowd entered the post once oaiuihs N"s
afternoon but were dispersed
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BLNNE's ELECTION CLAIMED.

AIBANY, Nov. T. Reports from nearly every county
in the State indlcate a plurality for Cleveland
Of 100. Compete returns have not been received
from several precincts in 81. Lawrence and from
Hamilton and ono two other countess
They nay materially change the result. While
Ihc journal gives up tho state many wcll-iniormcd
Republicans including Chairman Draper of the
state Committee believe that Mr. Blaine has fair
plurality on fair count
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Hu,ltittp. AoD f. Tao pllalai vote 10 Orleans
,ounY 10 iusnipRl taihp, thafi cleveland
.Una at jain, h0h iWller IN '"nefnss saw
,e,, I,ni0i Stevens, Aihai hl'hmond oio o"'
,ion -. ,ourt nt Appeals AndlnWs, hiun "a
paiIn G,lGpi Willard djii fafihs'"h pnt' 40
,,luil, 4p.bblo ,,u4ui scott, 100, hullail' 10
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MARCHING UPON A CUSTOM HOUSE.
A pFMocRATIc DEMoNsTR.TioN N NoRfoLK-A
IInEnAI nLEICEn MnINnEp.

A UFMOtKATIC DFM'INNTNn TIVN N''srV'f' ~
FEDERAL OFFICER WOUNDED
iBr rELeaR>rn ro rag rRtBCSsI
NORFOLK. VA Nov. Last night mob formed
In front of The Virginon. the leading Democratic
paper aud then marching to the Custom House 10
entered the building and attempted to force It's
way INTO the office OF Co lector Bowden.
The anltor resisted the crowd aud hght iol-
lowed IN which United States shipping Cominls'
sioncr Armstrong was badly wounded on the ann.
Finding that it could not enter the offices ne tioo
retrcatcd hootlng aud cursiug Bowien ana all he-
publicans Many policemen, all Democrats, wcre
present but they made no arrests.
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nrruoD1sr woury's roRE1oy MISSION.

BAITDioRE. Now THE Executive Com
niltcc of the W;mcu's Foreign Missionary ,occty of the
Episcopal Church continued its session today The re
port Of tho Cumutrc south India Missions read
making satisfactory show ing. The work there is IN
of Miss Ia. and AI-s Warren and j. confined
chiefly the cIur- Oi olcIl ami Bengal. iu BON o
which there are large and nourishng mission schools
which send Out u number OF native workers Ia the re-
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TELEGRIPHIC NOTES.

STANTON INDICTED FOR KILLING NASH.
PHILADELPHIA, Nov. The grand mry today re-
turned 1ue blll of indictment against Daniel l.. stan
ton fugitive, for the murder OF his friend Frederick T.
Nash.
THE CREDIT MOBIIER CASE BROCGHf UP.
PHILADLLrIIIk, Nov. The Credit Mobiller case was
called up FOR argument In the United states Circuit court
today.
A COLOEED MURDERER's SENTENCE.
NEw-OKLEASs Nov. 7.-iiObcrt Williams goior',v
alias Blnky Bob conyic, ed of the murder o chies
Dyes cOloredl, committed In April, lss2 was 70 ousS
sentenced by Judge Roman ~ bo hanged NJ aucn time -
the Governor shall direct
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WLLNrR I. STOREY-S WILL
lnr reIrGnArn 10 rur rRipuSr.l

fBY TELEGRAPH 10 IIlI lRlblNE
CuICAGo. Nov. THE will of Wilbur +.
storey was HE'D thi, week the Probate Court II gives
mi. widow h, entire estate, including Hc HncS newS@
pcs with the privilege Of selling the journal Tic only
contained u the viii is that she shall not marry
agau otherwise the estate to revert 10 the remaining
heir. contest has already sprung up over the VIII ana
lsatN VIII hc cont' -ted upon tne theory evidently
mat the lo al editor nos mentally Responsible when
Z l. [ W
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uy,~s rrI'pAI.Iry IS YArrs.

Rnrulstrr. Noy. The official vote In Yates
County is. President Blaine. 3,lnl; cleveland
lnls. 81 John gDu nuilrp i3u rrnetes7
u,,rurn,l atssi rurrrnt. issTi lneoisbv
ynu. Ilrnsnn tJi \ s.mlly smith Dial :
Bonnet ~ l,urr, ~ Intlu ! ~, tqnit ~
Armn4 Arl,atgi I ltalnllo, o,lll laiiihs'
ir luti n ihul l11
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ONE OF MIR. MAyNINGS rrcHNCALIrIEs

JAursiOwN. y. T.. Nct. The Democrats ara
intending 10 make am attempt to throw ont the
yoic If the Fourth Ward of Jamestown, which ont
of "A vote Of go gave Blaine I2l plurality lncy
assert trat the inspectors of el"cii caused names
tn w.. placcd on the registry books aicr the dny of
meeting aud when lhrj hal no legal authority to
do sn
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NINE PEOPLE KILLED BY AN EAfLoSioN'
NEw.ORLEANs. Nov. THE boiler IN tho

.,a ho,.s ON tho Eanes plantation. Lee station
.od.d l, night The following persons we're killed
Edward Eden, engineer W. Booker, John Jones' hoh'y
Nash. Joseph Richards Paul Richards, James nees
william wilson and Henry Marcelin all eoored lne
,as, ~, uere boys age twelve and thirteen years
,,.t pantr OSCAR Rantz, T. Rantz and John fricko
MeS, dangerousy scalded. and John Deiord AND 'ohn
Mcclure received slight inJurteA
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ICE IN THE RIVERS.

For the first time this season, thih s'un, ~
ice was apparent on the borders of the na'en
, p,,r ve.,cr,iay morning Many ot tn" ''"nk xi,k
,, se, ~ ~ ,rs,cr m Westchcstcr County were e"'o'
\ thin coating 08 leo
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JIRGI INTi.
DEMOCRATS CLAIMING TIE STATE.

T. NJ
PrrrRsBUHG. Va. Nov 7.-Compiotc returns
from he different precincts in this district receiVcu
M 70 this morning give Blaine G,2G6 majority;
Ihe Democrats have carfed the State bcAOhu
doubt and are iubilant over thcir victory:
PtrrRSBUIG, Va. Nov. 1-lo-night the INrpunn,
hp,ns conccdc the state 60 the Democrats Nv :" ""V
majority Tho Democrats highly claicd ~
th,lr success IN this election.
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Ne "a d.
FOR BLAINE BY 1 900 OR MORE.

[BY TELEGRAPH To THg rRlBuSE.l
AUSTIN. New. Nov. Nevada gives Blame irou"
900 to 800 majority. We gam kcpuoiica"
CONGRESSMAN GEORGE C. SPENCER.
IEX-Umtcd States SenatOrI
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TENNESSEE.
A DEMOCRATIC CONGRESSMAN ELECTED

lPY TELEGRAPH To TIE rRIBuNEd
CUATT,NoOGA, Nov. 7.-Completc returns III the
lid District elect Il. VI. Neal Demo over II. -
Evans dRcpl by less than 100 majority. ms Is
heavy Democratic loss. rs General Dlbrrli; l1nnn
majority.
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GOOD WORK DONE IN TLOGA.

OwEGo, Nov. Tho following Is the No'e III
Toga County: Blaine, 4.367; Cleveland o'''''
Congress: Mlilard Repl, 1887; Renwick Den,,'
3.O3I. Assembly: Barager RepJ, o'oo'' WIZ
lauIs Den., 3, l3O.
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MA IN +.
MIR. BLAINE'S PLURALITY.
,yrn 10000 IN 37O rowNe

OVER 4O.OOO IN $40 TOWNS.
LEWISTON, Me- Nov. 7-The JourHoGs summary
for $40 towns give the following: Blaine, G6,o1";
Cleveland, 4G,5i7; Butler 3.770; st. John,
1916 Blainc's plurality. 1882
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FULTON AND HAMILTON.

JpUNsTOWN, Nov 7.-lhe p'hIality ior Di"'no III
Fu ton County is ,093. No returns nave Se' ocen
received from Hamilton County.
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TIE VOTE OF CLSTE

KlNGsrON, Nov. 7.-Clster County 'o"pict'
oIic,aI returns r,ye Blaine o, 900; Cevc!ando,e7O
st. John 429; Butler, l51.
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CNCINNATI, Nov. 7.-GOttlicb, Strauss & Co.,
dealer, IN hats and caps, have made assignment to
Henry Iaucr TIcr assets estimated at 100000
ami their liabilities al nearly 100000.
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CHANGING FIGURES IN BROOKLYN.

The Republican Campaign Committee III
Kings County carefully scanned the returns - y. '
election figures posted by law al 'no nrooA
Iyn Police Headquarters yesterday. Senator
psxsett said last evening that py COZ
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.Dol1r lHEofGH / CElo6 ANb KiiLth

iIRAnNGnAM, Ala Nov. ,.-Jdhas l.elthn-
woul liver, stable k,rp.y & this CITY, Wa, assassin
at,d at about O'CLOCK thls morning hI h.ius shot
ihrouah crack u the vll The bullet pierced The top
oi hi- head and ranged dnWuWdrd into the hodi lie
Was INSTANTLY Killed. Iht.c Glow to hu nuIdcicF
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Nrw- -OnIrAVs, Nov. Z. The street cnr
lt,rf.. stritr has hrrn cndrl %, ,onrroii'r lhct
,,,ar,ird 500 rrt mouth AMI ihr rnmimnr' neirr io
,.t tt,., 1915 r,t trth iut niitr huus' ttk lt dht
lhr nrnti iaj va4 ft1 lrt month iui ,irhtr.h hon7
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ESCAPE or 4 FORGER.
"Dr." ". }. liodgsOn, the Wcstchester forger

was brought up before Justice Paulng. of White Plains
Yesterday but no onc appeared against him and he was
discharged. Shortly aitcIwtrd the sheriff received
bunch warrants ordering his detention. but the doc
tor" mad fed
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W-YORK. SATURDAY, NOVEMBER 8, 1884.

Republican maorities. G.GS9: Democratic MAJOR
itv 9552 Democrats over Republicans 800 @.
Butler poled 2,0G0 votes in the State, ana 0''
John 4, So
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ttaN.i ,hatr. WiN ruii -aHti 40, ""U' 80 ihr '.'n"
elil usiuiHi iht h.i l,H-N.i Hiat'ri 'ans ~ .N
nui 4iiI. miufltu. thr aitlN.r Hlih h'I HHN u N"
ur Hih h. iusi oIlt.a tun-tHi lhr lHi tWitnrW' '"
t.tl. 4 : NaNa.
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SARATOGA COUNTY FOR BLAINE

SARATOGA, Now 7.-Saratoga County coinpo'o
of,ial returns give Blaine s,l9O, Cleveland 5,S46,
Butler 92 IT. John 40.
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BLAINE's STRENGTH IN BRO0ME COUN

BINGH,MroN. Nov. The result Oh tho o'"'.'
canvass by the county clerk of Broome County iot
electors and Congressman is as follows blame
7I-2; Cleveland. >. 80; ST. John. ~ Pi,, PptTa,
IA For IonHcss-Stcphen L. Millliu, ''ttc'
Charles l.. kemick, 56JI Joseph W. Dlu0o A''
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THE VOTE IN WhSTCHESTER.

WHITE PLAINs. Nov. 7.-Clevelands olhci'' p'"
raity in Wcstchester County Is LIS.
JAMES +. d. CRANE,
County Clerk.
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A DISPUTED CONGRESSIONAL DISIRlCl.
CHArrANooGA, Tenn. Nov. Tho contest J"
this Congressional District is close. Evans u''p'
claims he Is elected while the Democrats clalm III
least 100 majority for Neal.
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WHAT IOWA REPUBLICANS SAY.

III" F4IIY Should NOr YIELD II mn SLIGHTEST
ILGEEE 10 FRAUD.
lBY IKLlDA.lE 10 TnE TgiBUSg.l
DIS Moi'Es Nov. The following dispatch
Na' sent TO the National Republican Committee
ail' morning by the Iowa Republican Committee
=, iowa Republicans. believing with the National
n,oiitee that Alr. Blaine is fairly elected arc
N-1y 10 protect the victory Of their party in
Asever way IT hcsomes necessary. We believe
saa. Man, NJ. Blaine h,t aly party should be able to
ueieal, bat psIly worthy OF success, ~ "
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lotal----- $50 1867 l2u1JJ J.2.b" SsUii lOf-'
Fiurlitv goo COG
!S~tt-Grctuhacs ~ Prohibition
lSS3G rceab4ck 100. Prohibition lJ3 yots 203
Olo.
Full returns from Cape MAY County show that
Jesse ID. Ludiam Dem IS reelected 10 the State
House Of Assembly. The House will he COM
posed OF 30 Republicans, 22 Democrats aud 3 In-
dependent Democrats This gives the Republicans
Il majority oi 10 on JoIht ballot. THIS Will coah,e
me nep,ipncdnS 10 stll retain control Of the State
Conlroiiership and the state ircasurership.
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AN ASSOCIATED PRESS STATEMENT

III hIIIIcTIN N'Nf out NN ITr NSSOcIhtFU TIcNS tNc
following statement WAS made last night
An effort has been made 10 get the Election
Districts repeated separately. The fo0tngs
Of districts received III the Associated
Press office are correct The only possibility of
error IL the returns having been incorrect ut lrst
namely, too favorable 10 Cleveland. The situation
il this: Several errors have been discovered
w0Ich except ~ to the one in Wcstchester County
very nearly balance. The indications are growing
stronger that the vote will be nearer even
Many counties vet To be received,
however. aud the work viii he slow
and tedious II Is necessarily since III every case
where discrepancy - discovered or doubt Is raised,
tine election district returns are inquired for At
this late hour II Is not always easy to secure these
pIOmpllN
The times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1882-1897, 1884-07-25
NOTICE TO BUILDERS.

Proposals for constructing Council and
engine buildings in the City of Owosso,
Shiawassee County, Michigan. Sealed
proposals will be received by the under
signed Committee on Public Buildings
up to twelve o'clock noon, of the End day
of Aug, A. D., 1884, for the furnishing of
the necessary materials, and erecting and
constructing building A feet by so feet,
with hose tower, for the City of 0wosso,
according to plans and specifications pre-.
pared by N. ]. Gibbs, architect. Said
plans can be seen at the store of Dawes,
Hambln. & Miller. Such proposals may
be addressed to either of the undersigned
Committee. The right to reject any and
all bids reserved by the Committee.
July 10, 1884. VI. G. DAWES,
w. s. JONES,
w. MATLoCK,
Ere Committee,