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Illinois.
THE VOTE is MIGHTY eLosu.


CHICAGO, Nov. The Times claims
that the state Legislature will have q
Democratic majority on joint ballot,
after giving the doubtful districts
to the Republicans.
The News returns indicates q tie be-
tween the parties, with two districts In
doubt.
The Republican ststs ssntral COM
mittee claims majority OF | on joint
ballot.
Further returns from the state indi-
cate the election OF Republican con
gressmen in tho first, fourth, fifth, sixth,
seventh, eighth, ninth, fourteenth,
fifteenth and twentieth districts, and
Democrats in the second, third, tenth,
twelfth, thirteenth, sixteenth, seven.
tenth, eighteenth and nineteenth,
while the eighteenth In in doubt.
The Daily New has reports from o. OF
Of the lO2 counties in tho state, giving
Blaine n plurality of 2,lSS.
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ThIa annnIh.hI- NIL

Troy, N. Y, Nov. IA special from
Hoosick Falls to the Telegram says tn at
the Butler vote there was all counted
for Cleveland; that the tickets wero the
same size and thickness. 1t 10 alledged
by the Butler managers here that The
same was done elsewhere.
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The sntertainnie,,. ~ have been given
by tle ladies' OF Floyd Street Method ~
Church South last night, was postponed
on account Of tho Democratic eeiebra.
ZION and torchlight procession.
Among the speakers at the intersec-
ton OF Main and Austin streets, wa.
NJ. d.. u. Benton, of Neosho Missouri
lie 10 nephew OF Thomas II. BENTON
and IL an able speaker. His address
last night short though II was, was full
OF the fire and oloquence OF the skillGl
aud accomplished crater aud political
eampaigner.
One. of the incidents OF the inbilatlon
lsstnight was the exhibition OF nerys
ana patriotism by a beautiful yonnv
lady of this city. A squad of artill sry.
IN were firing howiizer at SchneIde,
q Davis corner on Elm and Marko
streets when Miss Mary sydney Rowe,
son,e up and asked permission To fir,
one gun IN honor of the eleotion "a
cleveland and Hendricks. The reuuea
was promptly granted and as oaimi,
anu steadily as an old gunner di,
sho pull the LANYARD. Wv
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Owens total vote 2.025, against Jenuetts
2,0l6, difference OF 8 in OWeus' favor
Jcnnotts friends maintain that the 81
votes should be placed to
tho credit of Hutchins and that the
.2l given to Ilutchns should be
given TO Owens, thus reducing Owens
total vote to 20l5, against Jennetts
20l6, plurality of in Jenletts favor.
The official result will be known to-day.
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Lniln kcIIry,s Niem..

New York, Nov. THE Star says:
Hundreds of kilograms have been re-
ceived from all over the country in
quiring for the views of Mr.. Kelly on
the election, and especially asking his
opinion on New York state. In re-
Spouse to these inquiries Mr..
Kelley has sent the following statement:
"Vhe figures show total vote for
Cleveland aud Blaine OF l,lW,Bl5, and Al
plurality for Cleveland of l,lj0. Tho
Albany Evening journal comedies this.
| am of the opinion the counties, when
canvassed by the boards of super
visors on Tuesday next, will
show an increase over the
journals figures. The national Demo-
cratic committees figures are 1900 plu-
rality for Cleveland, and their statement
is based on positive information. Ihave
no doubt OF governor Cleveland's
will be kept in suspense
them positively. The means taken to
conceal the facts 10y those having charge
of the vote east in several of the cleo
| ton districts of he state OF New YORK
! indicate that efforts have been made
TO tamper with the returns, but the
vigilance of the Democratic National
| Committee has prevented this. You
can rely upon these figures, as | have
the assurance that they are accu-
rate, and that the state canvass
will find them correct, or nearly
so, and II there are reductions they will
not be sufficient 10 defeat Clsveiand's
election.
lSignedl JOHN KELLY.
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A North Carolina JubIla,,o,.

onARLoTrE, Nov. THE city Is wild
with excitement over Cleveland's cleo
tion. The best citizens feel that Cleye-
lands election means peace and harmo-
NY between the sections and reunion in
more than name. Bonfires are burning
on independence square, on the spot
where the declaration OF civil liberty
was made in l715, aud the people are
wild with excitement.
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A Hob mt Troy.

Troy, n. Y, Nov. THE police are
guarding the Telegram building, which
was to night surrounded by n mob or
5000 or 1000. The Telegram bulletin
boards were torn down and broken into
splinters. No more bulletins will be
put out, by the request OF the police
The mo- is good natured and there il
not much fear OF violence. Two news
boys had their kilograms taken away
and torn up. All the extra police were
on duty.
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Both Sides Nanny.

EVANSVILLE, IND, Nov. The whole
city is alive with men and boys, all max
ing as much noise as possible. Both
parties are rejoicing, and professions OF
men and boys with tin horns, pass and
rapass each other without any trouble
occurring. All are Ia goDd humor The
Demo- rats have issued u regular call
for q grand torchlight procession and
ratification meeting, to take place TO-
morrow night,
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A Professor 9TH u Pistol.

CLEVELAND, Nov. Am Oberlin
special to the Leader reports that last
night, after receiving the report that
Blaine was elected, college students and
citizens built bonfire, discharged
guns, fred anvis and had
q jubilee, winding up by seIenading
prominent prohibitionists, including
one professor, with tin pans and other
musical instruments. In the rounds
they paid a visit to tho residence of
Rev. Mr.. Mills, a senior in the col
lege, and an ordained minister, who
had been a conspicuous advocate of the
cause of the prohibition party. When
the merriment began in front of his
house he fired four shots from revolver
into the crowd, one OF which slightly
wounded student named Mitchell
piercing the edge of one of his ears and
grazing the side of his head. Mills was
arrested and put under 500 bail for trial
tomorrow. The feeling against him /.
intense.
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A Terrible ExnloalOv

1hpiobtNNH
NEW ORLEANS, Nov. z Tho boiler
explosion at Mead's sugAt house was
more terrible than at first reported.
THR KILLED ARE:
Edward Eden, engineer.
w. Booker.
John Jones.
Henry Nash.
Joseph Richards.
Paul Richards.
James Reese.
William Wilson.
Henry Marcilen, colored. The last
two are boys, aged - and IL years.
THE WOUNDED ARR:
August Rautz.
Oscar Rant2.
". RantZ.
John Fricke.
All dangerously scalded.
John Deland.
Jehn McGuire,
slightly.
Tho boiler was bought secondhand
twenty years ago, It had no water ut The
time, and cold water being lot In, it ok
ploded, flying throu IL
the roof OF the supal
house a distance OF $50 yards into In,
canal. The engineer was thrown, 2Ol
yards, landing on a wood pile ten fee
high. He was the only one killed
Instantly. The others lived severn
hours.
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Mutilut,d Iio,li,s

CAPE BREroN, p. f., l., Nov. THE
body of the captain of the
wrecked schooner Chas. Valentine has
was cd ashore. The flesh is off.the
face. His shirt aud boots are on.
The body OF the mate, with
The head missing, was also
washed ashore with his name
on his arm. Portions of two other
bodies, supposed to be the cook, John
Mcintyre, aud a seaman, John n, ellis.
were found. the heads were of, and
Mclntyre's feet were of. The two feet
with the shoes on are supposed to be
Mclntyres, also picked up.
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A steamboat Hurne.l.

MADISON, IND, Nov. THE steam
boat Fannie Freeze was burned 10
waters edge this evening. Tha fl
caught from a torch igniting hay, 10,
hundred bales OF which soIspos'
her cargo. The hnmes we
up through the roof
less than half minute, obliul
the passengers and crew TO lump Il
the river 10 escape. Pat Leach, Char
Chaster and Tom Coger were serious
burned. No one was fatally hurt.
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,yoy Ia Georp,n.

ATLANTA, GA, Nov. This city ~
celebrating Cleveland's election. At IL
o'clock y. M, amidst the rim ing of FIRE
bells, the firing of cannon and blowing
OF whis ties. an immense crowd, bearinp
flags and red shirts on poles, entered
the capitol, took the legislature by storm
and adjourned that body. Tue crowd
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providence, r. l., Nov. THE Dem.
Gratis devoted this evening 10 general
celebration. Ear'y in the evening q
salute Of thirty-eight guns was fred
The streets in tho center of the city
were thronged during the evening and
n meeting was held in front OF the CITY
hail; At midnight second salute was
firpd ""'
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New url.sn. nanny.

NHw ORLRANs, Nov. 7.-Rooke,s,
bombs and bon-dres light up the city.
The State; Picayuue and Times Demo
crat offices and other buildings are illu.
minated In honor of Cleveland and Hen.
bricks. Crowds arc in the street shout.
iug Justify. Dispa' ches FROM various
points ~ this state aud Mississippi show
great REJOICING.
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Lubllnn M AIah;a,n.

MONTGOMERY, Alabama, Nov. The
people Of Montgomery poured into the
streets al nightfall, and in a short tims
looomotion was difficult. There was ,
torchiight procession, houses were h
Illuminated and 400 gune were nred. The
city was as bright Ne day for several
hours Tho Advertiser has advicss OF
me utmost enthusiasm throughout Ala.
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81. Johns Inag. Urema,ed.

CEDAR RAPIDS, Iowa, Nov. 7.--St.
John was burned in efigy In mont of
the Republican office this evening in tho
presence of 5000 people. They
then dragged the burning image through
the streets.
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PHILADELPHIA, Nov. THE officials
of the Pennsylvania railroad passenger
department deny that a cut in rates has
been made by the company. They say
the business is already conducted al
losing prices and they do not intend tC
Join in the movement.
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NEW YORK, Nov. Tt is stated that
tho grand jury has already found lndict.
ments for fraud at tho election. Steps
are also to bo taken to punish inspect.
ors Tor dereiiction in sending in she 70.
turns,
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Florida Ia safe,

JACKSONVILLE, Nov. The revised
figuies received last night and to-day
increase the Democratic majority In ths
state 10 5,l04.
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lie Ought to Know What rrun. y

Nav ORLEANS, Nov. 7.-Goyernor
Kellogg charges his defeat in the third
congressional district to eor,,ptlon.
fraud, violence and intimidation.
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AUGUSTA, Nov. Patrick walsh a
member OF the national Democratic
executive COMMITTEES from Georgia
telegraphs as follows:
JOHN KELLEY, sew YsnC,
l congratulate you an tho full, tair and
honest vote OF rammany, which made
Grover Cleveland presidsnt Of nS
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virginia.
THE RAIDS GIVE 1T UP.

PETERSBURG, Va, Nov. The Re
publicans tonight concede the state to
the Democrats by 5000 majority. The
Democrats are highly elated at their
success in this election.
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He's In lsly Lash

SCRANTON, PA, Nov. III. A. ssrn,
Ton, Republican, Tor congress, In tn,
'weith district, has a majoririty of i,si4
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81 n Cleveland Fake, n Hand

CLEVELAND. o., Nov. THE Demo-
Gratis fired 100 guns this afternoon and
100 more tonight. They have been pa
rading in large and small oompa-
MES, with and without uniforms,
decorated with badges aud feathered
ROSTERS till late tonight, making the
streets resound with the noise OF tin
horns and cheering. A jolihcation meet
ing in Armory tonight, was addressed by
national committeeman w. w. Arm
A street plrade han been arranged for
tomorrow.
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then took up Gov, McDaniels and car
riod him across the street TO the custom
house, where the red shirts were burned
and enthusiastic and patriotic speeches
woro made by Gov, Mcnaniels, Con-
gresham Hardeman and Gen. Lawton.
AZ this hour, ESQ p. m, the widest
enthusiasm preVailes, and the city is
drowned with shouts and other demon
STATIONS. Leading Republicans are adj
dressing the negroes, telling them that
they have elected Blaine and that they
must see him put in.
sAVANAH no CELEBRATE.
SAVANNAH, Nov. 7.-One hundred guns
were fired in honor of Cleveland's cleo.
ton. An immense meeting was held in
front of the cotton exchange
and arrangements made for
grand public demonstration.
SAVANNAH, Nov. There is intense
excitement in this city. such scenes
have been unknown here since 1850 The
city wore the appearance Of u holiday.
People gathered in groups discussing
tho great event, the election of ClcVc-
land. Business men and clerks were on
the streets. In many instances stores
were closed, and people wild with joy.
Galveston Trying to Appear Democratic.
GALVESTON, Nov. THE great and
authentic turn taken in the tide OF
national political affairs to-day, corrob.
Grating the news that the millennium
| had almost come III the shape of Grove,
Cleveland as the next President, was al
| that was needed in Galveston to arOust
the widest feeling of enthusiasm. Bust
ness was almost wholly suspended, anC
everybody with the taintest spark o
democratic principle rushed WILDLY
about the streets shouting in the exu
berancs of joy. lmpromptu speeches
were made at every corner, telling o
the great good to come out of the politi
cal revolution in the national govern
ment. The words Of Mayor Fulton, who
ON the day that Cleveland was nomina
ted as governor Of New York, proph
esied that this same Cleveland would b
president of the United States were re
numbered and the gift OF prophec,
duly accorded to his honOi
AT dark Manager Gresnwal
of the fremont opera house, who wa
the most onthused Of the enthusiast
was seen making his may TO the Ga
weston artillery amory and shortl
thereafter Lieutendent Garcia and
detachment of men were firing anothe
: hundred and one guns, celebratin
Cleveland and victory. Every discharg
was greeted with cheer and ever
cheer was re-echoed back till browne
by the booming OF the cannon. To-mo
; row at noon grand mass meeting wi
be held at the fremont opera house
perfect arrangements tor q grand torcl
= light demonstration.
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is in the employ of the Pacific Express
company, and had, nor has, no connec-
zion with the Texas express company
81 hateyeT,
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AN Unoharltahlc IiennhII.a. A !,

srknLrNo, KAs., Nov. 7.--sl John
was burned In eiIigy on tho rriasin.l
streets OF the town this svsuip o ~'f~
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RESIDENT CLEVELAND.

nTrlDq1ry NJTIrHJ AVN
KEN DEN OLn \ ELAND, [
E Continued from First Page.
n
q
Dallas County.
ou,,,,.i,s,o Of mo nicht borora
.ihe euth'"-A9l'l Vi 'io llHuO 'o'oie
mr. the election of cleveland extended
IA Yesterday, and all daV long guns
A .aer.1.or>, crowds Of ay,itea. bsnnv
~ IA ',il'
lin ,ivIe1 ABOUT ihe S'feata ana Ine
Hetin boards making uhe very arr 10
10 k WILD iNelr Sldu sno"'S over every
Wsh ann1Uh'ellt ol Inc assultu sue
~ Of Cleveland. In me afternoon
Nen the telegram from Jay NoWa TO
M Cleveland couSrNt''1inS olm
his t.'rt,'n Was received
Nv shout went up
nust have reached inc cry Stars.
Hring One Gay lhe Cleveland and fielI-
~ ks club heid meeting ana mace
Hp5ratlous l9r grand torch hgGt pro
1#siOD and ratification OF CleNeianu
IA ton. EiseWhere an account OF me
elti VIII ne t'unu, hel3W
Fe give as iGily as could be obtained the
bal orities for county oHlcers' An inc
|otprns are not yet IN nut when the
Bo4es are opened ana tne Fotes canvass
ID fho HERALD Will give the vote III
'ul.
s tlRST NARp,
HAldredge $ majority ); ANDREWS ma
|orlty = iNmbr1ugh,s plnrahly l3;
Coolnb's pWtHu ~; lowers majority
n; ilPs inJ'rt y ~; Sml,h's majority
lp5; Henry SMlth,s ptWM,ly l'i Gum
ming $ plurality 2o3; h9iEhIl $ p'uGal'y
VI tole lu VHrlty lto' Miller pI"r"'-
tyf2.
oEcoND W-AatP;, ,...,-..,.,
AhrE's ma 'Iily, ls9i Niul9fnug IN, 5
Plnrali.ty, l; Goumne,,S5 Rl,uranty, ial'
iiower's r.''HliY' J; htlI ih1Jotiyy'
malorit{' 'i JH,n1,5is d PeHIH naIoriIy
1F;Dveraud's plurallty, y.
ruiRp WARD ..,
Aldredg inajorlty,, NV AuStln lo
plurality, q kimbrongh's plurality, 10;
Coomb's uaIrmiy, l6i; Bowers plural
ity,65; illl's majority, l55; smiths ma
jority, 2O3; hanry Smiths majority, II;
cumming plurality, ~; knights ma
jority, 80; ,ole's majority, Iii Miller's
-.
FOURTH WARD.
q Aldredge's majority, Isl; Austln's
piurality. ~; kimbroueh's plurality,
IA Coombes majority, l25j Bowers plu-
rality, 100; Hllps majority, l39; Smith's
pajority, 23l; Henry Smiths majority
~ Cumming plurality, 10; knights
nrality, 50; Coles majority, AZ; MIL
rs plurality, 10;
H. FIFTH WARD: ,
burko,s majority, ~; Andrews plu'
nty, 2G hlmDrouEhs majority, W
bombs majority, ~; Bowers plurality
HllPs majority. 10; SMITHS majority
Henry smiths majority, w; Gum
nngs piural'ty, 80; hdmights Piurauty
Mlllers pIuralty, %.
SIKH "4fp; -.
DurheS nlaJprl.y % huurSWs Ptn
Wty 10; AimDrou8h Piurailty lily ~
ooilns lo2i poWels P.ur"il.y 1oi NH
ElolltS ~; SINUS en- nal"rlty /,
snrH SH n5 iniJ9suy oa nu sn. Wdis,
tuIaiIty ~ hiiPuC niayoiitS ~ Ooio
FjoriIy l2'i Mtiiors p!uraiity 90
wirke's majority for district judge, II
stln plIrallSy Iot noater, "a MIN
pgh's pinrality Ior legislature, o.
hDes hlaJorlty lor leglslature, - -
Nrs PthIallty lor county Juuee, o.
IN nIaJ9rlty nr cou1ty clTIh,
Nn,ss nay 3rl,y tor s sneain, 1'i a. DOWN G',
n1loltIy NJ Coio IisJo ~ lo'
e'S P'u'''l,y ,"l Ton'''oie' 3D.
~, - n h 1o". ,,a.o,,.,, 80.
urNV 1o' nE;yoThiey iVT AnT Irniitu ny II;
70, hinlutoHs 49, .uiaii,Sy !,
hi1ss iuiJoitty ~ 81. n9 To . pia'a Wv.
Mn ht hi"JOiINy =, N'Nni 81 ~. ~
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"rt beauty truly blent wnosS I'D 49,. 49,,
Nv, :,ss' own swec, and cunning hand sSs
f9 :sssrs powder 2 im n reAass.
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- A II E R THAN EV H R !!

feat VERY Low PRICES Gall and m We sell
we Sire and Burglar
~ ~ 60.
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PARIS Nov. Especial, Lamar
county pOlled the largest vote on Tues
day it has ever polled. The Democratic
majority will be over four thousand. A
straight Democratic ticket has been
elected in the county. The only real
contest was by q. NJ. Crook for sheriff
against james II. Block the regular
nominee OF the Democratic party. Block
was elected by very large majority.
FROM FoRT WORTH.
FoRr Worm, Nov. Especial. 1T
Is now decided th"t ". II. Maddox is
sheriff, he being ahead forty votes and
the count proceeding, with ballots count
ing out ten to one.
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DENTON, Nov. Especial The Of
fetal vote of the county shows 4,OO5
votes cast. Cleveland, 3,O72; Blaine,
525; Butler. 1893; ST. John, las; Ireland,
2,gS; Norton, IA; Jones, 52l. The count
shows former specials to the HERALD
were correct relative to sixty officers.
The town is wild with enthusiasm and
a big demonstration will be had to-
night. Our citizens extend their hearty
thanks to the HERALD for news by tele-
nhOne.
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AT ARLINGTON.

ARLINGTON, Nov. Especial. This
city is illuminated, cannons are roaring
and everybody rejOices in the knowl-
edge that the rascals must 90.
The race between Maddox and Hen
derson is very close, and the friends of
each candidate are becoming disheart-
ened.
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Kendall and Schulz were elected jus-
tees of the peace aud George Miller
constable.
1t is generally conceded that Hon.
George \. Aldredge has been reelected
district judge.
Col. Ed, q, Bower is our next county
judge.
sheriff W, II. w. Smith has been 70.
elected by an overwhelming majority.
Billy Hill remains IN the county
I clerks office by majority OF some 5000.
Mr.. Henry Smith is our next county
/ treasurer.
! Mr.. NJ, V. Cole gets the Accommodations.
/ ship for this district.
| MGssrs. Henry Jonca, for district
clerk; Ben Scott, tor tax assessor
! Charlie Gillespie, for tax collector and
! Charles +. Chnt, iur county attorney
! having no opposition arc OF COURSE AL
7 r..vleyttd ny Immense mgjOrites tt
/ their re- ppctlve positions.
/ Mr.. Marlborough Is undoubtedly elected
10 the legislature, and there is little oil
no question about the success of Judgt
! CooniboS.
Its pretty generally conceded thai
Messrs Cumming aud Knight ART
elected public woighers.
Ia yesterday mornings paper, In civ
ing an account Of the man Pepper ti'inl
nto crowd OF Democrats Tor firing
gun over tho success. of Cleveland, /
was stated that he was in the employ o
the Texas Pacific Express company
The word Texas was superauous, III
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ldredge's majority s; Andrews ma
hy .; ItmUrough's plurality 70;
,nb's pWta.i'y ~; Bowers majority
lIilrs mliouty ~; Smiths majority
,Henry SMITHS plurality is; Cum
ng's plurality 2jS; knights plurality
Cole's majority 40; Mliler's plural