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A CHANCE FOR FRAUD IN RICHMOND.

TOuPKINsyILLE, 5 l., Nov. G.-The eIcctlOn
returns in Richmond County not wholly Trustworthy
and only he settled by the Board of Caayassers.
Cleveland received l5S I'm Cticon, IIth District, and
~ in Mortified. lNth District III NorthGell, Nth Dis
trict. Blaine gets lGl In Nddlctown, Nth District,
Blaine gets SO ald Cleveland lT2" Ir " ll2 'telrcs
illcgilc MidioNn ist District. gives Blaine 10 and
Cleveland 226. In Castlcou, lNth District, Blaine
rciVc :
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VIRGINI1.
TILL CLAIMED BY BOTH PARTIES.

STILL CLAIMED BY BOTH PARTIES.
Pm RsBUR.. Nov. 6.-The Democrats conf
dent Of having carried Virginia and yarousy csti-
mate the majority from . 1000 to 1000 The Chair
man of the Democratic Central Committee of the
INth Congressional District, claims that the state
has gone Democratic by fully 1000 majority. lie
saws this majority ~ due In To the heavy
gains.m the black belt section of the state.
INDICATIONS OF 1000 PLURALITY FOR CLEVL-
LAND.
Returns. most Of them official, from eghly-ihree
counties and all of the cities In Virginia give
majority for Cleveland OF 1850 The seventeen
counties to be heard from gave a net Democratic
majority of 30 last year. These counties are
likely TO give great not greater majority now,
Continued Second Page.
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HOW THE OFFICIAL VOTE IS OBTAINED.

CANNAS>EHS.
ALBANY, Nov. 0.-Tbe Aija9g J0raal tins even
ing says: "iucsday the Boards OF Supervisors
meet in the various counties and canvass the re-
turns. They simply add up the ,otal returns Of
towns election districts and wards, certify to their
accuracy. and transmit certified returns to Sccre-
tary OF STATE Carr. during this month the state
Board OF CaByasSers, consisting Of Secretary
Carr, Controller ChApin Attorncy-teneraI
o Brieu. state Treasurer Maxwell, and State
T. glncer sweet meet In tns city and add up the
total, Of tho .pcrVisor> returns from the counties
and the result is the official vote of the >taW, and
according 10 that result certificates of election are
issued b. tne STATE Board to the Presidential
Electors who have been chosen. The electors meet
IN December and ct.t votes for President and Vice
President. The result rs certified 10 and tran3-
mittcd 10 the President of the United States
nu.tfg.V
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uENDRlcKs CLAIMS HIS ELECTION

HENDRICKS CLAIMS HIS ELEtlIoN.
A sP.. Cn Al INDINNAPOiIs-iE DESIRES MORE
IT1URNS.
IvpI>NApoIIs. Ind, Nov. G.--lhis has been daT
of unparalleled excitement, surprising even the
experience foilowin. the election of 1876 Before
midnight the streets were crowded by
the enthusiastic Republicans who had taken the
town m the belief that Blaine and Logan
had been elected By reports thea furnished
a different phase put upon affairs. and upon the
receipt of the report na tue New-l ork hcp"bllcahs
had conceded that state to Cleveland, which was
po.tcd npon the bulletin boards. tie Democrats ap-
pcared in great numbers Their hats were decor
atcd with roostcls aud device, and thcy carried
hrooms. Headed 10y a band thcy paradei through
the priucipal streets rails ug a de8icnng din with
fish horns They called on Mr.. Hendricks. filling
the spacious yard and the street III front oil hls
residence. and when hc appeared the noise was
SIMPLY terrific. Finally something like order
was restored, and Mr. Ilcnducks was about to
sneak when young negro broke ont with a wild
speech and in explanation of il said: When YOU
make q convert vou ought to allow hn to speak,
Mr. Hendricks then sand:
Gentlemen am taken by surprise by This large col
lection OF my fellow citizens. ] appreciate now
well yon have done ami the honest
sentiments which animate you. have no satisfactory
information but have u" DON'T iha thc tic'i ".lch
was nominated III Chicago July :, has brrn cit'''i'
Applau-c. Bat THIS f. ma'icr oi such grave lnp"H-
anct would ikc to know very concIusiveiy before
make any rcinrk-. Ihlo las nc'H the most cN'I"pr
,IInrry contest that have ever hc connected @ih.
There Las been the most pro uund sentiment ana anxiety
among pc Iple, and Tor thirteen weeks nave pccii
"a part Of The interested Of fellow cltlzcnS.
have done everything 10 prmotc this result II yon
appreciate IT, thank you. Great applause SUPPOSE
thtt bN evening We shall have very ul iniorlnItiOn,
aud then shall he very glad To ION you III some cX-
picssIons Of grathca'lOn. Cntll That unc thihA
Will SAY %
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- saw can you see. by the dawns early light
""", 80 proudly we hailed at tine twights last geam-
0us fight.
Gave proof through the night that our flag still
there:
oh, ray; does that StarSpanglcd Banner yet wave
Ger The land Of the free the home OF the bravcl
Na J. mat which the breeze DER the towering steep,
ASH nI1lIl blows, now cOnccais. now discOscsI
NOW u catches the gcam of the mornings first beam,
IN iuiI glory reflected now shines IN the stream:
Us me Star.Npdnged Banner; oh. long may It
or thc dhd OF the free and The home of the brave"
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HOLDING BACK RETURNS.

lBf TlLtGENiu 10 IHL TfiHl NE.l
BUFFALO, Nov. G.--Ihcre is no change on the
vorc for President in Erie County.
In the lVth Assembly District. according TO the
returns reported last evening. Charles krause, Re-
publican, was elected Assembly man by majority
of eight. 1o-day's returns giyo Timothy w. Jack
son. Democrat, a plurality of two. Jackson is
supervisor in Ncwstead. town in tine lNth Dis
trict, and has not yet filed the returns with the
county clerk. Ii looks as if there was an attempt
to count out Mr.. krausc.
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PROUIBTrGONISTS N BAD FAVOR.
my TrIrGH,Ptf rO Tur rrfDUNEI

JAMESTOWN, Nov G.-The action of the Pro-
hibonist in tr,achcrously acting as Democrats mas
greatly ncclscd Republicans. and has inflicted incaIr
liable damage t0 the temperance cansc IN TINS county,
putingt back a least ten years Now only nhc ot the
twcnty-siX towns have boards of excise favorable To
license, but at the election they will probably snow
a majority ~ the towns for license, ~ kcPuhirdus VINO
have generally voted the Temperance ticket VIII now
vote against The Prohibition parry. the against
:hc Democratic. The towl. whore no license has been
granted for twenty years viii elect license boards next
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H1lNS1lS.
THE LEGISLATURE REPUBLICAN.

TOPEKA, kan.. Nov. G-Ihe returns from the
State indicate the Legislature 10 be divided as fol-
lows Scnate-R Republicans, 80; democrats. 10
with three districts not head from. HoDse-Re-
publicans 9.; Democrats, >; kc-submlssion Eepub-
hcans .; Independent Ecpubhcans, 2; ,,reeo-
backoIs, !, with nineteen districts not heard
from.
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plurality over Hunt. the present incumbent
Acklcns vote was 2,559. The Id District conn lete
gives Hahn, Republican ,23l majority. The ilIu
District complete gives Gay Democrat, n majority
over Kellogg of 72O. In the WITH District ilancn-
ard. Democrat had no opposition. The vote WIS
5000. .
The full returns in the Nth District have not bech
received. but Kings Dcmocratl majority Is 10"
estimated at G.0oO. D.o
The With District complete gives Irwin Demo
crat 1 .OO3 majority over Swalic. Republican,
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IN HASTE TO CELEBRATE.

CHATTANOOGA, Nov. 6.-The excitement through
out this region is intense. Professions o Democrats
are parads the streets carrying roosiers ana o'h''
devices and making all the noise possible 10 ho-
publicans have not given up hope and nave JuS'
formed a procession TO parade tue streets. III '"'
lead is n man with a dead rooster tea 10 i'sn
pole While several Others have poieS l" '"'"o'
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marty. which has notorously been the party oil i'ao
i, elections for years will not he perm'''o' !"
thwart the will of the people The Na'ioh", nv
publican Committee calls on the chalrihen """ ',o
individual members of all County committees ~
take the promptcst and most stringent he""' ~
protect The samctity of the ballot.
The Republican candidates have been honestly
elected beyond a question. Any attempt to ch'',
the people and TO defeat their will thus exprcS>'u
at the polls must be sternly exposed ana reS'S''"
10y every law respecting citizen.
h.. T. JoXEs, Chairman
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TIE CONTEST NARROWING DOWN.
TIE PLURALITY PROBABLY NOI OVER l,OOO
EITHER WAY.

fBY TELEGRAPH 1IIE IRlBu>E.
INDIANAPOIIs, Nov. 6-Secrctary Michener, OF
the Republican State Com nittee, says that 81
counties give Blaine a plurality of ,67G, gain of
j, lOs on 1sS2. when the Democrats had l0.Gsi
plurality. some strong Republican counties a G
stiil 10 DE heard from III the remaining 80. The
state pluranIy may not Ec over 900 either way.
Blame runs ahead Oh the state ticket The return
OF Mr. Vooraccs TO the United states Senate Is con-
sdeIed CERTAIN.
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STEADY REPUBLICAN GAINS.

lNDiANAroII>. Nov. 6.-Ih@ Official vote on ccm-
plete returns rom thirty countes-one-;hlrd OF the
Stdtc-giycs the following figures: President
Blaine II, s36; Cleveland 73.419; Secretary OF
Stdtc-lla"n tltep.l, GS,l79; Meyers C)cm) o.
90. ms shows "a Democratic gam Of 5,711. and
Republican gain of 1861; net Republican gain
1913.
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TIE ErpreIlcAN TIcKEr IN coErLANp

CorTLANU, Nov. 6.-C0rtand County official
is as follows: Blaine 1912; Cleveland, 275- Butler,
IT, II. John 37J. Court of Appeal, Andrews, 6,5l~;
Rapnailo. 6.jj3; Harrington. 3i6; Willard 2Jj. Con
-Ui.rnrk tpenD 4O25: " Porter tDam), 2757 :;
W. ". Porter GTohih) 800. Assembly Andrews lGcp)
3.~73: Nelson tDcmD, 2,~1p; Woodruff (Pr0alh' -
Constitutional amendmcHt-tJr, J, BIZ against, -.
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MISSOURI.
MARM,DUKE'S SMALL MAJORITY.

ST. LOUIS Nov. G.-Reportcd and IN
n few cases official. majortics from 7Gcountics III
the State and the city Of Louis give MarnaduKe
Dcm.l, for Governor less than 5000 majority over
Ford. Fusionist The chairman and secretary oi
the Democratic State Committee claim that
Marmadukc's ajurity in the state will be over
10000 ; but the Republicans here assert that IL
will be less than 5000 This result is genera
surprise and is attracting marked attention.
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FLORIUl.

THE DEMOCRATS APPARENTLY AHEAD.
PENSACOLA. Nov G.-West Florida official re-
firms thus far sustain the estimated Democratic
majority of 125O. So far, one Senator ana I'VE
Representatives have been gained by the Demo-
Gratis in counties west of the Apalachlcoa klVer.
Escomhia Comfy. the home OF Perry. the Demo
cratic candidate for Governor. gives Delnocia'lc
majority of so though 1t went Republican Ill loo%
by several hundred majority.
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MIME.

NEARLY 80. 600 PLURALITY FOR BLAlNh'
LEWISTON. Nov. G.-Thc JoarHdrs figures for $40
cities and towns. about sevcn-tenths OF the Vo''
is as follows Blaine. Gi,s15 Cleveland, 44,''l
Butler, 1867 : St. John. .s91. Blaincs piuiii'y'
9s54. At this rate thc pluIaity OF tine Wnoic
State would be nearly 10000
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MAEHEN oNI 80 ZOE.


NALH " I'I'f' - wv % IIV WIN M WV
OF Warren County is as follows: Cleveland. 2,"I
Blaine. 3377; Batter, 10, -. Jon 1873 Bai"c's pi'
raiity. ISL Judge of the Court ot Appeals -Chare- T.
Kapalln. 5,-l; Charles Andrews. o,~t2i wafer lnr
rngtun ~: Virgil Willard. l27; Isaac L. lie, -
Patrick Cowcu, Il. For CoHgrcss-App n smith,
oG75: Frederick 4 Johnson 3,15l. lJr Assembly
Frank Byrnc 3.s ,; Lorenzo Il. LocAc $685. EuseHe
A smith, Is; james uagaman. $50.
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liIABI MA.
CLEVELAND GETS 10000 MAJORITY

CLEVFLAND GhTS 100000 MAJVhII T.
NoxrGoMrry Nov G.-lhc vote IN TINS STATE
,eilInot he full on account of the lack OF opposi
tion. The majority for Cleveland VIII propao'y
roach 80 600 The Congressional election returns
eight Democrats As far rs heard from there was
Rcinrns received up TO 1Op. m. confirm the re-
nort that California has gwen Blaine II large ma
ioritv' Careful estimates place it at $4,000, III
cluding 900 in san Francisco.
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The National Democratic Com ni''ee HAS '''"'" '''
address claiming 2lo electoral No,,' 80
cleveland Tho Committee claims the foi-
lo,yiro states: Alabama Arkansas, Con-
nectIcut Delaware. Tlorlda "'''s"'
Indiana Kentucky. Louisiana. Maryland MIS-
.is.inn Missouri. New Jersey, Ncw-lork North
Carolina. South Carolina, Tennessee, Texas II
alma aud West Virginia "No fraud or contriy-
onccV the address says can dcfea the VIII 9i tue
ncopIc of the United states, thus publicly ana "c-
hbcratey declared
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OTEER DENONR1TIC WORK.
REPUBLICAN, BALLOTS DESTROYED.

AMSTERDAM, Nov. G.-Thc Democratic inspectors
of the Vth District OF tho town of Amsterdam
rendered tc vote of their district invalid by throw
ing out Republican votes contrary 10 law. This
district gave ~ majority fo. Cleveland, and If il
is counted, Blaine, majority in Montgomery
County will be increased from 2l0 10 3O7
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THE VOTE OF uERKIMER COUNTY.

HERKIMER, n. Y, Nov. 1.-The vote oil
UerLimer County complete is as follows: Blaine,
6l3s; Cleveland, 5,32s; st. John 32a; Batter, o.
Blanes plurality, $40. For Congress RAMSAY tHePl.
600; Finder ,Dem.l 5,2sl; Fenion uro), go, For
Assemby-Budlong Nep, 600; Beekwith lDein'l'
6,225; Gates Vrol, 323
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EJ-iIl.
OVEK 500 FOR ELAINE.

A PUBLICAN tONGEE>sMAN ELECTED.
SAN FRANCsCo. Nov. G.-Repors from Nevada
give the Republicans Il majority Of s0O but 1t wiIl
probably be gr ater. Cassidy, for Congress, has,
contrary to expectations been defeated bv he he
Uubiican candidate. NOIuburu. The majority ot
the latter estimated at 200. 1t Will probably he
nhnul 100
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-11-07
VERMONT.

ILAINE'S PLURALITY ABOUT 90, 800.
WHITE IIvEE JUNCTION, Now G.-Two hundred
and twCnty-siX towns gave Blaine 3s525; Cle'e-
land l6, 03s Butler. 70j IT. John, ,53i Civ
lug Blame plurality ol u ,5S7 in a total vote OF
57.7O2. The remaining fourteen towns would
raise this plurality to -, 1l2.
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California;.
EOR blaine BY -. 1000.

SAS.FRANCIsCo, Nov. 5.-COmplcte oiicialreturns
from Ga precincts in San Francisco give Blaine 92l3
Cleveland 7.416. six hundred and fifty eight pre-
cincts and wards in ~ counties outside tins city
give Blaine 5l,5IS, Cleveland 43,gIo; against
Gnriold ii 1O3 Hancock 80. sO3. There Icnlaln
152 prccncts to be heard from.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-11-07
Ne -JERSE Y.
CLEvELAND'S PLURALITY OVER 300.

OFFICIAL AND ESTIMATED rLUEALITIEs By C0UN-
TIES.
Partly official and partly estimated pluralitle5
for President in New-Jcrsey this year, by conn-
ties and the official vote for President III lNso aud
Governor in 1883 are given below. These figures
give Clcvciand B II2 plurality:
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.NE ID-Hi NPSUIRE.

FOR A CONSTITUTIONAL CONVENTION.
CONCoED, >ov. G.-Ihe vote in 10l towns on the
question of calling constitutional convention was
a. follows: Yeas, 5.lJS; nays, 1,471. MAJORITY
III favor l,O2l.
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MINNESOTA.
rop DIAJNr RY a. 900.

Sr. PAUL, Nov. G.-rhc latest returns from tho
State Indicate that Blaine will have plurality "i
80 900 that all the members of Congress are ~,
publican. and that the state Legislature "ih.p0
strongly Republican.
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SARATOGA \ BLAINE COUNTY.

Tl0Y, Nov. 6.-The Onicial VOC OF SaratOga
Comfy gives: For CongrrNs-Wo>t EcpJ 1870.
Womile tDcm) G,l9s. H5bbtl Piol 297 For Judge
of the Court of App,l 'al &i!o 1919, Andrews
IL. sos. Farrirg,on APO. willard 42s. Cowcn 1900.
For Asseuhiy-st Ni>tr.c,. Briggs (kcpl 1886. shiro
tD~n) 3.U7. Clark PrpJ -7" ilG District Niippin
lKrpl l.Il0. Hmkcy nclnl 2-l-. -pIcrr Prod no
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NEBHiSh.l.
cuI,Rcu unWE,e LrGIsLATIyE SERVICE.

IRY rLEiENrI To IIE r.IBrNH.l
AUBURN, Ncb., Nov. G.-Church Howe. lately IN
charge Of the Republican Headquarters for the
South IN Nashville Is elected 10 he Ncbras ka state
senate bv 600 majority. which viii give hlm ten
cOnsccutIyc years ~ sCrNIcc ID tho LeSlslatuIc.
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LOT EfAN1.
TIE VOTE OF HE STATE.

NEw-ORLEANs, La, Nov. G.-Ihc total vote of the
Statcro far as received is 81 1913 and Clcyeands
majority l74Ol.
The Isi District. with Plaquemine Parish to hear
from. gives st. Martin, Regular Democrat, 2.20S
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PENNSILTlNLI.
BErsTHATBLAI ELS ELECTED NOT TAKEN

lBl TELEGRAPH THE TRIBrSE.
PHIIADEIPHIA, Now G.-ihe false report that
Tn TLIBVNE had this morning posted ii bulletin.
giving up the state Of Ncw-Yoik added TO the III
tense excitement already prcva!ling here. Then
came a rumor that Blaine was dead hIch still
further increased If, especially on Ihrd-st. liets
takers.
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A MIXLD RESULT II SUFFOLK.

RVERnEAD, Nov. 6.-ln Suffolk County
Cleveland has Gi2o votes. and Blaine 1926; Ceyelands
majority. 5O3 The Republicans elect :. :. Hawkins,
thtIr candidate lor Asst nIn j. man; Ar Perkins
County Ilc1sncr and N.mo' NJ Smith Is District
Attorney.
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THE JEGIsLATURE REPUBLICAN.

SAN FRANCI>Co, Cal. Nov 6-Ihe latest re-
turns give the Republicans Is AsScmblymen ana Is
Senators, which would leave them majority oi IL
Oh the joint ballot.
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OhEGO.N.
FULLY Loo FOR BLAINE.

san Francisco Nov. G.-Rcnorts from Oregon
remain unchanged he epubllcan majority III
that State will he fully l,j0O.
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Totai..... 9i3l 1868 10000 l22565 97oi7 lot-5G
Plurality 81 40 .-....- o,u9
'rcenblca 2cI Prohibition '0l total vote M
tSs3-Giccnbac, 29jl, Pr,lo)n l.ljj' total vote 20.
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nrv0crATs CIuN NINE CONGREssMEN.

1BY TELEGRAPH To THE TEBUNEI
IvDIAv,P3IIS Nov G.-Ol nal returns from
sjxtv-two counties show net Republican gam OF
I SOB and give Blaine plurality of $50. Secretary
Nlcbencr. of the Republican State Committee has
formed an estimate as TO the remaining counties
and comedies Indiana 90 be Democratic by 1000
The Democrats claim nine of the thT-
teen Cungrcs,nru. SECRETARY Men 'I"r mas teIc-
rraphrd Mr.. B.ainc that the state i lost.
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A DEMOCRATIC CLAM FOR ROCKLAYD.

Ruclaud County Is l,l0i The Official cirsS Viii not
chour, tbc., III lr,,. ORR. ,NBo iiUWrUHFY.
Chairman Democratic County Committee
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PLrRALIrIES BY COUNTIES.

In the suboInod table arc gwen the estimated
pluraltle, for President this year by counties ana
thc official vo.c, for President ia 1850.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-11-07

Total GJ1s5 G~9ii s2.oS 6l'o' ".'i,cntt '"a'i
Plurality "a 2lG-3 All - ssaiferin.
amt delcctiie l~Sl t,ta. !, 49,; "''" f
rally. - u3J. Garlcds majority ''-'-
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INDI.iN
POSSIBLY 1000 FOR CLEVELAND.

1BY TlILGRAIH To- TIE 1RIBINE.l
INDIANAPpLIs, Nov. G-Thc Official returns from
Indiana are now coming in. Reports from sixty
counties seem to indicate that the state has gone
for Cleveland 10y 2,OOo. join I: NEW.
lChalmAn Republican State Committee
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1884-10-30
Condensed Locals.

Street lamps will be lighted this evening at IL
p. N. and extinguished at AIS a. IN.
This morning Officer Clinton took 10 the eighth
precinct station house dead male colored Child.
which he found In an open lot between 18th and
18th and and ID streets northeast
Judge Miller OF Annapolis, Md. has affirmed the
decision of the Annapolis registration officer In the
appea! of George E Sullivan, member OF the
Metropolitan police force of this city, who was
stricken from the books a nonresident
No business was transacted in the Criminal Court
to-day other than excusing Mr.. Robert Cohen as
Juryman
The case OF George S. Blum, charged with threat
enlng Il. H. Hunckel during dispute about a debt,
was called for trial in the Police Court this morn
ing. and Blum gave his personal bonds TO keep the
peace.
made good Use OF much OF the dead mail matter IN
the shape OF magazines and weekly and other news
papers BY distributing them among the several
Charitable institutions in the District as reading
matter Tor the inmates.
While Miss Mary Hayes. a young woman en-
poyed at the government printing Office, was look
ing over the elevator shaft in that building yeSter-
day, she was struck by the elevator and her collar
bone was broken DIR. Street reduced the fracture.
Hiawatha Lodge. l. U. e. T.. last evening elected
the following officers: f. E. Woodward W. c. T.;
Mrs. +. n HOltZ1nger, w. v. T.; Harry w. Smith,
W. c.; Miss Mamie seymour, w. K. s; Mrs. ) L.
BroOketleld, W. +. s; Miss f. Eaton. W. T.: A. NJ
Chaplin, W. NJ; r Middleton. /. g.; f. K. HoltZn-
j. Finney, l. Ii. s.; VIM. A. HungerfOrd, Past w.
CT.
The box sheet for the season Of Grand Italian
Opera by the Milan company, commencing NOvem-
Der III, Is now open at NetZerOttS music store.
DR.. Penrod and wife, of Washington, recently
went 10 DE Soto, Ill, TO attend their son Harry,
who was seriously hurt on last Friday While at
tempting TO board train at that place. The tele-
gram announcing the accident stated that one
arm and portion OF one loot would have to be
amputared