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CLEVER sw1HDLRR--Monday night the police
In New York arrested Alexander c. BranscoIn. an
ex-convict, who had originated swindling scheme
on an extensive scale. His scheme was to publish
two elaborate works OF interest to visitors and ex
hibitors in the New orleans worlds fair, sell ad-
veriising space worth $4,000, and dispose Of the
DOCKS ana copyright In cash for q round sum-
meanwhile depending on forgery for the necessary
means to keep the scheme going till its completion
BranSc0m forged letters OF Introduction purpOrtng
TO be written by Edward Richardson, president OF
the New orleans worlds exhibition. With these
letters he found no difficulty In making contracts
for work. and materials, supplying the copy him.
sell and presenting forged notes, payable In four
months, and bearing Richardson's signatures
The Unite1 States steamer c. C. Patterson has
arrived at Rio Janeiro She Is on q special voyage
TO Alaska to engage In scientific work. She car
RES several persons who will make geological
botanical and geological Investigations
MANRlEO.
MYERs-KINGsBURY. At the residence Of the
brides mother November 9Th. 1854 by the Rev 8. H.
Greene M: VILLA D H. MYERS and Miss ROBERTA
A. KaNGSBURY. Of Maryland No carda
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s Rspgo cans claim that Oregon WIN give Blaine
jority.
The vote Of the state complete Is Blaine, 10, 0ee
majority L ssss against Y,lS for Garfield IL 1850
Spooner ana Page, republicans, are elected TO Con-
North Carolina.
Il Inc stare VIII give Cleveland very large ma
lorlty. The Democrats gain one Congressman, hav-
ing eaeceea eight out Of nine Congressman.
The election was quiet and the colored men are
An the d.mocratic candidates for Congress viii
probably be elected The ''shoe string" district has
The returns indicate that St Louis will give
ana 70 meet good vote in the
republican, are elecSed to Congress
New Hampshire.
Blatne's plurality In the state IL estimated at
the people. and as the legislature is strongly re-
publican Currier will be chosen governor. Both ne
publican candidates for Congress are elected by
plurantieS
Ohio.
the republicans to exceed that in october. The
The Irish vote. In the German wards In Cincin-
decision.
Vermont.
Blaine's majority Is estimated at % 600 81. John
runs ahead OF Butler, the vote OF the former
coming from the republicans and the latter from
the democrats
ATiuneso.a.
Returns show that while good republican ma
l0rty Is assured both tickets were badly scratched
White, Wakefield, Strai Ginllan and Nelson have
been elected to Congress.
South Carolina,
Returns from South Carolina indicate that the
state has gone democratic by q large majority,
with six out Of the seven democratic Congress-
men elected.
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INDIANA CLOSE.
Both Parties Claim the 81,

Both Parties Claim the State.
INDIANAPOLIS, IND, November s. Putnam
couury-Democratic majority, 1885, republican gain,
s.
Cass county-Demoeratic majority, asa; republi-
can galD, 33l.
Laporte county-Democratic majority, 90o demo-
cratic gain. CT.
Martin county-Democratic majority. 2s5; demo-
cratic gain, &C.
Grant county-Repubiican majority, IS; repubi-
can gain, 147.
Whitley county-Democratic majority. 800; demo-
cratic gain, 81.
very close.
The democratic committee claims the state. at
noon. by 5000 The republican committee is
equally confident. but does hot give figures.
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PENNSYLvANuA.
The Conversations Delegation.

PHILApELPnIA, November 5.-Bunnell IrepD 10
elected In the fifteenth congressional district;
Curtin dem. In the twentieth, and Scott dem. in
the twenty-seventh. The delegation viii stand 10
republicans and democrats, republican gain VI
members The Legislature will be decidedly repuO-
lcan In both branches, thus indicating the election
OF q republican Us. Senator TO succeed j. Donald
Cameron
Almost complete returns from IS out OF counties
In the state show net gain Tor Blaine of 3S8
over Garfleds vote OF issO. This would Indicate
that Blalnes plurality over Cleveland viii not ts
less than 60Q00 The four counties 10 hear from
gave Hancock a ma Ior1ty OF 3.0ss. but Blaine has
gained almost uniformly ali over the state. They
Will be more apt 10 Increase than decrease his pu
rality.
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Sd Edition.
Latest 'QGlGgramS to The Stal.
A TURN FOR BLAINE.
HIS CHANCES IN NEW YORK.
Coming to Harlem River With
Sufficient Plurality.
EXCITEMENT IN NEW YORK
OVER THE NEWS.
THE VOTE IN INDIANA.
A Republican Plurality Of
1900 Indicated.
A DEMOCRATIC MAJORITY OF OVER
1900 IN NEW JERSEY.
A Republican Plurality Of
1900 Indicated.
A DEMOCRATIC MAJORITY OF OVER
1900 IN NEW JERSEY.

Special Dispatch to THE EVENING STAR.
NEW YORK, November Sc pm.-Returns just at
hand to both committees indicate very clearly that
Blaine is coming TO the Harlem river with over
EIGHT thousand five hundred plurality which,
OF course, will elect him. The official corrected
democratic vote up TO the river gives him better
show this p m, and the 56l election districts north
OF the river giving the democrats their per centage
of increase will stlll elect Blaine The crowds at
the headquarters of both parties are wild with
element over the news
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The Deserted Departments.
BUSINESS PRACTICALLY SUSPENDED FOR THR DA,

Abe DeSerted departments
BUSINESS PRACTICALLY SUSPENDED FOR THE Day
THE 8AGgRNRss FOR NBws
The wheels OF government were clogged yester-
day and to-day and public business was practically
at standstin. The feeling Of uncertainty as to
the result OF the election which continued to pre-
vail this morning made it almost impossible to
attend TO more than the most pressing routine
business in the government departments Papers
needing attention were pigeon-hoed until to-mor-
row. The uptown departments were practically
deserted. The employees who had no vote or whose
votes were not needed at home were supposed to
be on duty, but their whole attention was given
TO election returns They would gather In knots In
dlnerent rooms and discuss the situation. Bulle-
TINS Were received by the telegraph operators In
the departments and copies distributed through
the buildings. Clerks relieved in great measure
from the presence Of chiefs who went home to vote
would every now and then make their way to the
street for while In quest OF news The messen-
De the most eager for information and would but
ton-hole every casual visitor. A telegram from
New York this morning announcing o republican
victory In New York OF 5000 and In Virginia OF
1900 spread about the departments like wild-fre
II brought great deal OF comfort, notwithstand-
Ing the general unwillingness to accept it as au-
thenttc- The streets were filled early this morn
Ing as on holiday by people eager to get the latest
information. They seemed to put business aside
until the crisis was over.
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MISSOURI.

Democratic congressman Elected.
ST. LOUIS, Mo-, November 5.-AmOst complete
returns from the eighth and ninth congressional
districts in this city re-elect ONeil, dem In the
former by 800 10 1000 majority. and give Clover
dem., In the latter 2.QOo majority. The returns
from the state are still very much scattered.
Round Democratic Majority.
ST. Louis. November Sit is safe TO say that the
democrats will carry their stare ticket 10y q round
majority and elect their congressman In all the ois
utcts excepting the NTH ana thirteenth, which the
republicans claim.
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Private Dispatches Received tn This
CITY.

CONNECTICUT foR CLEyELASD.
Col. Doneson or the House folding -Ioom who q
In New Haven, telegraphed thin morning 10 Nj.
Neil Brown, reading clerk OF the House ol R,aIre-
SentatlveS, "Connectlcut Is sure FOR Cleveland.
Mitchell. dem. for Congress, Reelected by an in-
creased majority"
CLAIMING NEW YORK IN 10000
Mr.. NordhofI OF the New York Hes,uid, tele.
graphed this afternoon that Gov. Cleveland hat
New York by AT least 10000
CLAIMING cLEyEIASD's ELECTION
Ex-Gov. Robinson. OF New York also sent a teie.
gram TO gentleman OF This city Claiming Cieye-
lands election.
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NEW JERSEY.
Mercer and Monmouth Coun,ie

TRENTON, n. j., November 5.-Mercer county
(oficiaD gives Blaine 61S majority. Monmouth
dem. for Congress, 1919, and Chattele, pro-, for
senator, 361.
CIeveland's Majority in New Jersey.
NEWARK, n. j., November 5.-The latest state
returns indicate Cleveland's majority to be from
5000 to 5000 The republicans elect four Con-
greSsmen-Hre5 in the first district, Buch-
anan In the second, Phelps in the nth
and Lehrbach in the sixth. The democrats
elect three: Green in the third district,
Pidcock in the fourth and McAdoO in the seventh
For the legislature the ubcans elect II senators
and the democrats 10, being democratic gain
The republicans elect 35 possibly 81, assemblymen
and the democrats 10 or IL, insuring republican
majority.
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MICHIGAN.
Blaine Believed 10 Have Carried the

DETROIT, MICH, November Sat one O'Clock
this afternoon very few additional returns had
been received from Michigan. II is believed that
the republicans will elect their presidential cleo
tors. The contest between Begole dusion) and
Alger lrep) for governor, Is very close and both
sides claim the victory fhe fusionists elect CON-
gresSmen in the 1st, Atm, 9Th and 1th districts all
OF whom are democrats
The republicans elect their congressional candi-
dates In the I'd. Sd and 9th districts The 5th dis
trct Is still In doubt but there strong indica-
lions OF the election or democrat In the 9Th dis
trtct Horr's district is Still undecided, but has
probably gone with the fusiofiists Nothing aadi-
uonal has been reported on the legislature.
Representative HOEr Defeated.
EAST SAGINAW, MICH, November 5.-This dis
trtct, the 9th, has gone democratic, but the rg-
ures are not known. r. g. Horr (rep) has been
defeated by Tarsney custom. The republicans
concede Tarsney majority OF So The democrats
claim l.4OQ
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GEN: GORDON WILL HOLD Our FOR ~ YEARs-
Gen: WolSeaey sends dispatches that the rumors
Gen. Gordon Is holding out denantly. The Mahdi,
with q strong force OF rebel troops, had advanced
Con Gordon 70 surrender. Gen. Gordon replied
that ne would hold Khartoum against him for 12
yeafA The Mahdi then retired days journey
south, declaring that he would noe flQht Tor two
months Many Of his followers lett him
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WEIR MONT.
Blaine's Plurality PrOba

Blatne'S Plurality Probably $4,000.
WHITE RIVER JUNCTION, VT, November some
hundred and sixty-seven towns give Blaine, 50, 0OO
Cleveland sO4; Butler ,6I7 ST john 1926; Balnes
plurality 1876. with 20 towns TO be heard from.
cock, 1885: Weaver, LII, plurality for Garfield
OF 22037. The remaining IS towns TO be heard FROM
gave Garfield, 7,466: Hancock. 2,593; Weaver, %.
proportional vote In this election will give Blaine
plurality on the aggregate vote In the state OF
about % 500
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GOVERNMENT RECEIPTS To-DAY-Ipternal reve
nue., 1891 $40 s.; customs, $495, 1854
SECRETARY FRELNGHUYsKN returned to Wash
ington last evening.

NAVAL ORDRRs.-Lieut Commander F. E. Chad
wick ordered to examination for promotion; Lieut..
Chas Belknap, to duty at the Naval Academy; Lieut.,
O. W. Lowry, to duty as assistant inspector OF the
eleventh lighthouse district; Lieut. Chas j. Badger
detached from the Alert and ordered to duty at the
washington navy yard In ordnance instruction.
PRESIDENT ARTHUR's VoTE.-President Arthur
voted in New York yesterday. Shortly after three
o'clock, accompanied by Surrogate Rollins he drove
from the Fifth Avenue hotel in coupe to the Sd
avenue polling place In the district in which his
home Is situated and deposited his ballot for presi
DENTAL electors city, county and national Officers
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emOcratic Claims Fortified.
NEW HAMPSHGRE.

Blaine's Plurality Equal 20 Garfield's.
CONCORD, n. H.. November 5.--Returns from lag
towns show that Blaines plurality will equal that
OF Gareld's in $780, The vote is follows: Blaine
% ass; Cleveland, 25.64A st. John. l00s; Butler g.
The same towns gave GARFIELD q. So and Hancock
26 528. Blalne'S plurality is asia Gar1eld's was
OF the total vote being necessary for choice Cur
rer will be chosen by the legislature, which Will be
republican In both branches Both members OF
Congress are chosen by large pluralitiesL
Further Returns frOsm the Towns.
CONCORD, n. H., November 5.-l45 towns give
Blaine 1885, Cleveland, g 1884, St. John, 1885, But
Ter, 2Oe; Blaine's plurality, 2,992. In the same
towns In 1880 Garfield had % $50; Hancock, 2,l45;
Gar1eld's plurality, 2,5l4 In l35 towns Curriers'
vote for governor Is ,775: Hills, Is, 794 Masons
LA: scattering, 30l.
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WEEKS & CO., Auctioaeers.

PERFMPTORY SAL E OF ENTIRE STOCK IF MILL
NERY, &c. &c. G. NIAINED 1 y sTOhE 1882 TTH
SlhREI NORTHWE- i, CORNER OF l. STREET.
Commencing WEDNESDAY EvENING. at SEVEN
O'CLOCK and THURSDAY MORNING, at Ten
O'CLOCK ana viii continue Ill entire stock is sold
The stock consists of Eats Bonnets. Ribbons silks
Flowers. atners. Biz Is Jewe- Sewing Mac ne
&c &C This sale Is pereuptory. and al goods Will be
sd with Ut he Cases and % Drawers
bic for millinery shoe dry good business will be sold
1T terinination of sale.
u52ts suctoneers
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AUCTION SALES.
THoMAs BOWLING. Auctionecr.

FINdUMAh DUWLINO AuctlOnccf.
CHANcERY SALE OF IMPROVED REAL. ESTATE
IN SQUARE sIATY-N Ne, IN HE CITY OBJ
WASHINGTON, ON TWENTY FIRST STREET.
BETWEEN AND d s1REETs
By virtue Of decree duly passed in Equity
No9lSS lSawler K kndsoe) On the I'D Of Uctobsr -
1884 will sell at public prem ses ON Al
MONDAY, The stvENIktN III DAY OF No-&
MEMBER, 1S84AT POUR O'CLOCK p NJ an undivided
half interest lot 25. in loOnns' subdyisinn q
square 90 in the City of WASHINGTON. H. c. with the
IMPROVEMENTS, consisting a two frame house.
Terms OF sale One third cash bala six twelve
and eighteen months with int-r secured by Q
deed OF ON the Iremis sold or Ill cash at pur-
chaseY's pton, 800 10 be- paid at Tins OF sale COM
pliance TO DE had with of sale lin I'VE days
after sale otherwis resale viii he had purchasers
risk All convey ancipg at purchasers cost
At the SAME TINE the other und vlded half tutge-
est WI be sold.
n3-dts C. NJ. MATTHEWS Trustee los 3ist st
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Secretary Mcpherson figures that "Blaine has,
including Virginia and New York, eis votes This
does not include California, Connecticut, Indiana
Nevada nor New Jersey. or he has. without Viz
GINA and the above states, BOG Now, AZ he has
carried California and Nevada, he has II more"
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244 Electoral Votes.

THAT is WHAT GOV. cLEvELAND'S PRIVATE sECRE-
TARY FIGURES FOR HIN.
private dispatch received in this city at II
O'CLOCK this morning from Col. Lamont, private
secretary of Gov. Cleveland said that advices
received up to that hour about 10 o'cock) by Gov
Cleveland, gave him PA electoral votes
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POlYRamy Defended as a Religions
Ordinance.

Clawson, the polygamist, before ms sentence was
passed on Monday, IN Salt Lake City, addressed
the court as follows:
"Yo.r Honor: Since the jury that sat on nv
case have seen proper to find verdict OF guilty
have only this TO say why Judgment should not be
pronounced very much regret that the laws of
my country should come in contact with the laws
OF GOO, but whenever they do shall invariably
choose the latter. II did not so express myself
should feel unworthy OF the cause represent The
Constitution OF the United States expressly says
that Congress shall make no Laws respecting an
establishment OF religion or prohibiting the Tree
exercise thereof It cannot be denied, think that
marriage, when amended and sanctioned by re-
liglous rites and ceremonies, is ordinance of re-
ngiOn."
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VIRGINIA.
Republicans Claim from 5000 10 1000
Majority.

Republicans Claim from 5000 TO ZOO
Majority.
PETERSBURG, VA, November 5-Interest in the
election is undated to-day, and there is much
speculation as to the probable result The returns
are meagre and slow 10 coming in that IL is difl-
cult TO form any opinion as TO how the state has
gone The vote evidently is very close,
both republicans and democrats claiming IT.
General Still Boiling, member oT the
republican state central committee says to-day
that the republicans Will carry the state by from
5000 TO 1000 majority and this district by about
5000 majority. Brady (Mahone rep) claims ma
Iorty OF from 1000 10 5000 Evans Cameron repl.
however, claims the district by from 400 TO 500 ma
jor1ty. Returns from New York are awaited aud
read with the greatest interest.
The Democratic Claims Fortified.
RICHMOND, Va. November 5-But few returns
have been received this morning, and they do not
change the result as heretofore telegraphed, ex-
cept to fortify the democrats in claiming the state
by from 5000 to $500 majority, with seven Con-
gressmen certain and close vote In the first dis
Irict.
A Blaine Majority Of 1000 70 10000
Claimed
NEW YORK. November a-The latest advices
from Virginia, received at the republican head
quarters in this city, make the majority for Blaine
from 1910 TO 10000.
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OHIO.

Biasns's Majority May Reach 10000
CoLrhBrs, o., November Very little attention
has been paid 10 Ohio to-day, Il was largely
publican The majority will probably exceed 5000,
and may reach 10000 Twenty-seven counties show
net republican gam over October of q IA NOT M
Guiding Hamilton county
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THOs J. FISHER CO. Real Estate Auctioneerz.
TRUSTEES SALE OF THREE SMALL BRICK
HOUSES AND LOTS. KNOWN AS Nos lJO2 1904
AND 1906 kINGNAN PLACE NORTUXEnI

IhTSIEES, SALt Of HIKE SNALL BRICK
HOUSES AND LOTS KNOWN AS Nos I5O2 1904
= AND 1906 klNGMAN PLACE NORTHWEsI
By virtue of deed OF date 18th March, IA
ID 1851. and duly recorded i'll Liber No 964. folio ID
23 one of the land records for III District Of Con-
lulnbla. We shall SELL OH MONDAY Ar TERNOON, No
NkMBER The SEVENTEEN H, 1884. at -FOUR
O'CLOCK in front o. the premises. Lots numbered
hundred snd three lo3l hundred anu two (l02)
one hundred and Q0l) ACCORDING to . king1nan's
subdivision of sub los numbered twenty-six (26J to
thirty three tj3) iDclusi in square Numbered two
hundred % forty CAD. recorded Book Ii o.
subdivisions. page the once of the yOr of the
District OF Co unnia to ether with he improve me,ts
Thereon, consisting Of three twos DRY and basement
brick dwellings, known Nos Is 2 1904 and 1906 King
lean Place northwest which will be sold separately
Terms Unethir cash, balance in six 90 and twelve
CID months. with interest secured deed
upon the property sold deposit of 500 will be re-
CURED on eacu lot at time OF sale Conveyancing
cost OF purchaser IL terms of sale complied
with within ten days day OF sale the property
Will be resold risk and OF defaultn9 PURCHASER
alter nve days notice il i h. evening star.
kDWAkD J. IELL"AGEN. Trustee,
1924 street northwest:
EREDEfI' X T. MCGUIRE, Trustee
n4-d&ds 1906 street
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The Next COnxress.

how IT WILL PROBABLY STAND
The returns from congressional districts are
meager, but indicate quite plainly that the demo-
Gratis will maintain their control Of the House OF
Representatives. The returns so far as received 20
to show the following results on congressman:
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On the Prospect q
ELECTION.

ELECTION.
ALBANY, November h-0ov. Cleveland Was as the
executive chamber at his usual hour this morning
though he did not retire last night until towards
daylight. He maintains his composure and talks
over the situation though he had no more Inter-
Of them Of the c0ngratuatory character, addressed
70 "President-elece" Cleveland are pouring in upon
him. Private advices received from Indiana, New
have been carried By the deUbcf1tA Col villas tee.
graphs that Wiscnnsin 10 probably democratic and
way. The Indications are also that Califofnia,
Nevada and Oregon may have gone dem0csaJic.
While II - possible that Cleveland may b. elected
that state may b the pivotal onA These b tntenoe
excitemene hese over the RESULT business = par
bulletins and ofaces are thfoneed With anxious
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nUNCANSON BROS. Auct.oneers.
TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE IMPROVED
REAL EsTATt. NO l0g7 VERMONT AVENUE
HINGrnN n 4,

RIAL ESTATF, NO. lot VERMONT AVENUE
IN THE CT Y OF VA HINGTON. D. T.
Under and by virtue Of deed of trust dated No.
yeuiber LIST 1877 and duly recorded Liber No fs:s
s27 ioo $40 ct seq, one Of the Land records Of the 1
sell on TUESDAY. THE EIGH EE TIL DAY OF
NOVEMBER A. ID. lSs4. at I'VE O'CLOCK p VI. in
In city CT Washint and District Of Columbia to
wit AL that tain piece or parcel OF ground known
and described numbered thirty Of
division Of lots ruinbered fourteen Q4. fifteen Q5l.
sixteen 6) seventeen (7} and eighteen tsl Of Kid
vel 5 subdivision Of square numbered two hu dred
and seventeen (lT according To the plat of the aid
hereditamens and appurtensnces TO the same belong
. Inv or Ia any wise appertaining
Terms Of e: Une-tnird OF the purchase money in
ea.n tn balance in and tw years til interest at
~ pr cent the deferred payments to be Sec red by
% trust upon the property Sold or all cash. at the
opSon o. purcna ser Conyeysnc ng ke al purchasers
aSrms q sale TO be complied with within ave days.
01erWse rustees the right to sell at the risk
ma coss of the defaultine purchaser.
-, a., NAT u. WI SON. r-,,...~.
nIdsds FRANCIS SMITH, irus'ees-
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There was very heavy vote polled, ana the 10
turns Indicate heavy democratic majority and
the election Of every democratic Congressman.
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CONNECTICUT.

CleveIamd's Plurality. About LOCO.
HARTFORD. CONN.,, November 5-Ceveland has
plurality of about 1000 In Connecticut Governor
Waller fails OF q majority by about I.2O0 The
election OF state officers will 70 10 the legislature
which is largely republican, and which win elect
Hon Henry b. Harrison, and also re-elect United
States Senator o. H. Piabt