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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-11-04
WISCONSIN.
GOVERNOR RUsKs PLURALITY $4,000.

THE PEOPLES PARTY" GAINS A REPRESENTA-
TIVE IN CONGRESS.
MILWAUKEE, Nov 3.-The Republicans have
elected Governor Rusk by not less than 22ooo
plurality over Woodward (Dem.l, and it is prooaoie
that it will turn $4,000. Chairman TAYLOR, OF tue
Republican State Central Committee places IL at
$4,000. These figures are based on the returns
from about hve-sxths of the State. This plurality
would be an increase of nearly 5000 over husk
plurality of two years The gains "r'
principally in strong Democratic districts. Ihere
are Republican gains IN all but few counties ol
the State On Governor the Republican plurahty
over the Democratic vote has been increased even
in the milwaukee district. where the Labor move
ment has been strongest The Legislature Will
have a Republican majority on joint ballot OF ~
over Democrats and Labor Representatives. The
Senate stands % Republicans z Democrats, and
Peoples Party; Assemby-57 Republicans, 80
Democrats. and Peoples Party. Peoples Party
Representatives will probably act with the Demo
Gratis. The Republicans lose three Assembly seats seats
and gain a like number in Senate districts ne
Con gressiOnal deega zion Will probably stanu
Republican, / Democrat and / Peoples farty
man. though the ist is IN doubt >, Returns are 50
mearre that il is not bic 10 tell whether or moi
James DoolittIe DEM hasl defeated Caswei lheP
The Republicans have gained the lid, Genera
RragQ's old district. where Delany lDem >
defeated by Gunther by At least 3OOO maJoryIINS.
Gunther has heretofore represented the WIN
District In Congress and Is still resident OF Ine
latter. The majority OF Rudd tDem.l IN the III
has been slightly reduced. In the Nlth District,
which has been represented by Republican, neni5
Smith the PEOPLES Party candidate, has 3'o0O
plurality If Caswel is reelected in the lst tne
Republicans gain one and lose one, and the People
Party secures one Congressman.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-11-04
DIED.

BAYLEA East orange Q. wsps.aay a ESTs%ss,
Annette Ga1 n i6e w are q oaas O. french
Funeral at Christ Church East Orange j. sat1ray 40.
sSp Srs, on streets Ferries Sew.york
observation-disclosures Brentano. In Chicago H. suddenly
Funeral services viii held residence OF Mrs Bren:
tano ~ Livingston Place On FRIDAY morning. SO'ee'
Relatives ~ and friends are invited 10 attend.
1anc1ter Of the late Moses D. BALDWIN, Of BOomned aad
wife OF Mr. William Collard, OF Belleyle g., ,., ,,
her residence. in Beeve on saturday No'emDetO'
rntern ~ nj in Bloomfield Cemetery.
DICKERsON-on "Wednesday evening o. dphiheer'Ise
Group Clara elder daugero Frank ana CARA Se"' 'A
Funeral from residence parents 80 East 74thst on
Friday at y.
FowLER-In philadelphia Monday ls' in't IJ Fowler
sh nl. s' to attend the funeral on FRIDAY Soye
Der rom his 2o3l North 10th st. PhadepA
EARE-suddenly at Yoakers. lay. November l, Of
cerebral hemorrRsse wilbur Curtis Hare v,nS.,,
Thursday. the ith inst t.; at 1tisT p m
One O'Clock tram stops at Glen"ood. ,,,. ,,,.
EoRTPIGur-of typhoid fever. November 3. 1886. Juis
Fner services at her late residence 252 Rodneys Iod
MEAD-At stanford Conn. November l. 1855 the key;
Na MAT 1SS Mes oT E ai $satF
Funeral seTSSs; At The Ms5as& at $50 M
Carriages waiting the arrival Of the p IN tram nom
M1LLER-on November l. Of pneumonia: Alexander NJ Her.
son Of Mary A. and the lat, James M. r o.. o,
rices at No % West 4shs on Thurs
day. mber 4, at ~ a. m
PECK sunday October 81. Mrs. Sarah H. Peck sidow
F11r Thursay November from her late residence 100
AN-suddenly OIL Wednesday. November B. 1855 AZ
his residence ls6 south oxforist BrOOAlyn' WILLIAM
lanes Quinlan. In the 70 year OF his age
Notice OF funeral hereafter 49,
sEARcH-On wednesday, November after severe iii'
meas Ioseph Search. the 10Th year % his age -
residence AZ East oAses@' "n
Friday evening o'clock
Kindly flowers.
sHINN-On day, llth mo- 81 icoo' AZ Az '-'"se's'
place Earl Shinn G. Edward otrahan.D
VAN PETITION October 81 the residence OF her dansh
tr in Boston Mass OF capillary bronchitis aftef Dllsts
illness Catharine widow OF Reuben Van feI iOfnetp VI
Elizabeth y. j. ,,n. -,
TEILER-At Newburg y; " November = Sn"'' w. .''
Ter aged 50 years, mouths . - a.. ,,,a-,t srou
and friends invited 70 attend the tuneru ro
saint Plals Episcopal Church a IL O'Clock lhurSay of
ing. ,,,
Inierment at Fishkih ~ -, ,,-
WTIITE-On tuesday, November 2 lisp q, ms 1,j
n e6a 5thaye James Russell Of tho late james ioyt
White. h.r1 Parthotemaw'S
rhurch corner " Madison ave- anu f+lh ST. On fA~''
November ) at 10 4. m , s-.
Friends are kindly requested not TO send hoWeEs
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-11-04
INDIANA.
POSSIBLE DEFEAT OF Mr.. HOLMAN.

RESENTMENT AT INTKRFgREscE BY FEDERAL VI
FIcIAL&
CINCINNATI. Nov Sit looks much rs though
Holman in the WITH Indiana District Is oea'en'
though Lucass plurality Is small If be mas oho
There was much disafectIon against Holman Oh
account If some appointments. and some rese ~
ment because of the help gwen to Holman III eno
nominating convention by internal revenue n eS
from Cincinnati General Lucas Is popular anu
made a str"ng personal campalgn ,s
The Con gressiOnal delegation VIII PROBABLY s.auv
z Republicans, e Democrats Republican gam y.
g. Returns from the XlIth District show cIearS
the election of White lRepl for Congress by ma,
jontv ranging from 200 to 800 over Lowry .ne
present incumbent Lowry's majority Two years
ago was $3.50 .
Upon the basis of the returns from 74S pTeclnqls'
as per of the vote of the State the hepu III
ticket ha> been elected by puraiify o. ..
The Republican State Central Co"1 H.
tee and Senator Harrison claim tne
election of the State ticket by "a. az
least 8 600 plurality. 30 h committees claim ,no
LEGISLATURE and until the official returns are IT,
ceived tomorrow the result will be In DOUBT. tho
proba billies favor the Republicans upon ,no
authority of private advices they claim seve,niy
seven members sure while the Democrats cIaiin
only seventy three with certainty
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-11-04
MISSOURI.
RETURNS STILL INCOMPLETE.

THE STATE prMpCgATIC-How THE CONTEST RE-
SUITED IN ST. LOUIS.
ST. LOUIS, Mo-, Nov. 3.--The returns from yes
terday's election are still incomplete. but enough
have been received to show that the entire Demo-
cratic state ticket has been elected In this city
its majority is 5000. The oficerselect are Theo-
dore Bruce, Judge of the Supreme Court
William E. Coleman, Superintendent
of Public Schools. and John K.
BreathItt Railroad Commissioner. A constitu-
of a special tax of fifteen mills on the dollar for
load and street improvement has q majority OF
about $4,000 against 1t In the city,: he Demo
Gratis captured nearly every office IN the
CITY. the only decided Republican majority
beng that of William A. Hobbs, the candidate for
Recorder of Deeds. His majority over the Demo
Sheriff between Mason Rep and Harrington
(Dem) Is close and the official vote will prob 'bly
be necessary to decide definitely who was elected.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-11-04
VIEWS OF THE TWO CHAIRMEN.

PHILADELPHIA, Nov. 3 (SpeciaD.-Chairman
Cooper OF the Republican State Commttee loaded
down with cougrstulatory kilograms an letters to day
He says that B-avers plurality Is about $1,000 Wofes
vote about 10000 The Republicans gain two members
Of state Senators and probably increase
their present majority OF sxty-nne IN the House. The
victory is mainly due TO General Beavers staying quail
ties to Banes speeches. the unity and organization
OF the Republican party IN Philadelphia aud the State
at large aud Astounding hypocrices of the Admin
fstratinn With Blaine. q Republican victory in 1855
instead being doubtful, already assured.
The Democratic chairman. Mr.. Hrnsel, said: g
have 10 comment make have just received tele-
gram. DEAR HESsEL: Don't talk. 90, think I'll take
the adv
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-11-04
NEW HAMPSHIRE.
AN EVEN RACE IN THE GRANITE STATE.

AN EVEN RACE IN THE GRANlIE sIAlE'
THE REPUBLICAN LEGISLATURE WILL SAVE The
STATE TO SAWYER.
CONCORD, y. H., Now 3.-Returns from all ou1
40 towns and wards the State give Sawyer lRep'l'
for Governor, 49, 1913; CoQsweH DEM, 1917
Wentworth Pro), 1873; Carpenter lGreenoacN'
H. The towns to hear from VIII IN
crease CogswelPs vote so that it will exceed
Sawyers The vote of the State for Gov
ernor will be less than $4,000. falling on or
nearly 1900 as compared with 1854. The result
in the LIST Congressional District Is somewhat IN
doubt, with chances in favor Of Mckinney
Dem) although the Republican State Committee
do not get concede Haynes's defeat. GallinGer
Rep in the lid District. is elected by reduced
plurality The Council will stand Republican to
/: The Senate is Republican Ii to 10. although
there is some doubt of choice in one
or two districts, and the House is Re-
publican by good working majority;
The Republican majority in the Legislature Will
insure the election Of sawyer as Governor and OF
Republican United States Senators. In Merrlmac
County the Democrats elected sheriff. solicitor,
treasurer and three commissioners. The Repnbll-
elected register of deeds and register Of pro-
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SOUTH CAROLINA.
PROBABLE DEFEAT OF sMALLS.
THAT MAY CAUSE SOME VOTES TO
BE THROWN AWAY.
ortrvr


BE THROWN AWAY.
rBr TELEGRAPH TO THE TRIBUNE
COLUMBIA 5. c., Nov. 3.-TLe political situation
in South Carolina to-nighL is practically unchanged
since last night. The With District is still IN
doubt. Many of the polling precincts IN that
district are distant from eegraphc stations and the
result of the contest these places cannot DE ascer-
ta1nedprobably for day ortwo Early this morning
the reports showed that Elliott DemJ had
majority Of 1.sO0. During the day this has been
considerably reduced. Beaufort County, which
has heretofore given Smas not less than 5000.
gives him 800 maj ,rity. Rlchand County gives
him SO majority. Orangeburg gives Elliott 24o;
Georgetown $40; Sumter. 1000; Berkely. 81
and Colleton, 16s. This gives Elliott majority OF
2s7 but several large negro precincts on the Sea
Islands have not been heard from. There nave
been some irregularities in the With and some OF
the boxes NAV be thrown out on That account
The Democrats split on the County ticket IN
Berkelv and that has hurt Elliotts chances Inc
negroes outside of the district do not show the
slightest interest IN the Ellloti-Smals contest
From the latest reports Elliott Is probably elected
by small majority.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-11-04
NORTH CAROLINA.
HEAVY REPUBLICAN GAINS REPORTED.

AN ACTIVE CAMPAIGN WOULD HAVE CARRIED THE
STATE AGAINST THE DEMOCRATS.
IBY TELEGRAPH TO THE TRIDUNE1
RALEIGH, n c., Nov. 3.-Ihere are surprising
gains for the Republicans throughout the State,
and the Democratic majority on joint ballot in the
Legislature Will be largely reduced, and it ls pToba-
bic that the House Will have a small Republican
majority. Had the State been organized properly
six months ago and business-like campaign made
with a view of getting ont the vote. the State
would have been carried by the Republicans by a
decided majority. The following Congressman are
known 10 be elected:
list Louis C. Latham (Dem.)
Id +. NJ. Simmons (D-m)
Nth John Nichols (Indj
With. John Brewer (kep.)
In the lid District OIIara and Abbott about
equally divided the Republican vote. There is as
yet no confrnatory news of Johuston's Dem cleo
tion in the WITH District. His majority two years
ago l, 146, and he loses 1000 In Buncombe
County.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-11-04
MASSACHUSETTS,.
AMESs RESPECTABLE PLURALITY.

HOW THE BAY STATE WILL BE REPRESENTED IN
CONGRESS-
BosToN, Nov. 3.--With only the town of Gosnold
missing the State Gubernatorial vote is as follows
Governor-Ames RepJ 121,s 61 Andrew DEM
112, AIS; Lothrop Pro) s,160. Lieutenant-Gov-
ernor- Bracket RepJ 1895; Foster DEM
14.36s Blackmer Pro.) 1852.
The Legislature will probably stand: Senate-26
Republicans "a Democrats. a gam of three for the
Democrats. Republican, 1874; Democrats
S4; with SIX districts to hear from. he ExecU-
1--WE Council VIII stand Republicans TO l Demo-
crat. Colonel Logan has been reelected by the
Democrats in the WITH District. Inc Congressman
elected with theiI pluralItIes, nearly as be
astimafed are As follows:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-11-04
CALIFORNIA;.
THE REPUBLICAN PLURALITY 5000.

FOUR REPUBLICAN CONGREssMEN CERrAIN-ONE
DISTRICT IN DOUBT.
SAN Francisco Nov. 3.-The election count both
in the city and county is progressing slowly. AT
noon 80 9O3 votes in the interior had been counted
giving Swift Rep), for Governor, 1913;
Bartlett DEM, 14,194; Russell pro-, 1.O39;
Wlggnton American), sO4: ODonnel dndepend-
ent 693. Swifts plurality on this count in the
state, outside of san Francisco, Is 979 which. II
maintained would give him a plurality IN the
State outside of san Francisco OF 5000. Carrier
EepJ, for Congress- is probably elected IN the lst
District; Campbell rep in the I'D; McKenna
the WITH In the With District FELTON,
Rep is probably beaten by. Frank Sullivan
DEM. Vandever (RepJ leads in the With Dis
trlct but the result is still considered doubtful.
The Legislature is still doubtful. Both Repub-
ballot. The count of San Francisco as far as made
indicates that the Democrats have elected seven
teen State Senators and ssemblymen and the he
publicans thiIteen-a Democratic gain OF fourteen
in the city.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-11-04

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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-11-04
TENNESSEE.
DEMOCRATS GAIN A CONGRESSMAN.

THE STRONG RUN MADE IN EAST TENNESSEE BY
ALFRED TAYLOR.
CHATTANOOGA. Tenn. Noy. 3.-Oficial returns
from nine of the sixteen counties in the lid Con-
gressional District and unofficial returns from the
entire district give Neal DEM $50 majority.
NeaPs majority Will reach about $50. Dispatches
10 The Times from the lst Tennessee District give
Butler (RepJ 1900 majority. HOuk RepJ Is re-
elected In the lid District by 5000 majority.
Tennessee gains one Democratic Congressman
Alfred Taylor RepJ got Is 900 majority for Gov
ernor III Last Tennessee.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-11-04
KANSAS.
MARTINS MAJORITY PROBABLY s7.5oo

REPUBLICAN DELEGATION ELECTED TO con-
GREss.
TOPEKA Kan, Nov. 3.-Ch0irman Bonebrake. of
the Republican State Central Committee. has full
returns from forty of the niDety-six counties
in the State. Forty-one of these give Republican
majorites aggregating 20,095, and three give a
Democratic majority of $500. The majority Tor
Governor Martin in these fOrty-four counties Is
17.l25. Estimating the rest of the state at the
same ratio, Governor MARTINS majority Will be
District Morrill, Rep Id Funston Rep) lid
Perkins Repl; lVth, Ryan kepJ; Vth Anderson
lind. Rep; With, Turner, rep; With. Peters
Rep
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-11-04
COLORADO.
DEMOCRATS CARRY THE STATE.

THE CLOSE CONTEST BETWEEN REED AND sYMEs
FOR CONGRESS-.
DENVER, Col. Nov. 3.-The State will without
doubt give Adams DEM for Governor a majority
of 800 which will be gain over two Years ago OF
1000. This is conceded by the Republicans
The returns indicate that the Demo-
Gratis have carried the lower house OF the
General Assembly aud possibly the Senate. Reed
DEM for Congressman, is possibly elected to sue
coed Symes. The Democratic state Central Com
mittee claim the entire ticket except the State
Auditor and Secretary of State.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-11-04
NEBRASKA.
REDUCED REPUBLICAN MAJORITY.
THE FIRST DEMOCRAT ELECTED TO CONGRESS IN
THE STATE

THE FIRST DEMOCRAT ELECTED TO CONGkESs IN
THE STATE.
OMAHA Neb., Nov. 3.-Returns. incomplete, in
dictate reduced Republican majority on the State
ticket The majority may reach 10000 The
Republican candidates in the lid and lid Con
g1esscnal Districts elected by maJorlues rang
ing from 5000 TO 5000. There YVES a complete
revolution in the ~ District, which gave Blaine
over 1000 majority and now elects John Nc
Shane Dem by over 5000 majority. This county
Douglas, which gave Blaine 900 majority, gives
McShane $500 majority Church Rep carries
only three out of seven counties in the district
f which only one had previously been Demo
cratic. NcShane is the first Democrat ever
elected 10 Con ress from this State
The legislature will be two-thirds Republican.
Accounts so far received indicate the election of
A large number of members instructed for Van
WICK. A heavy vote was poned for Van WICK
us preference for United States Senator but 1t Is
not known whether the majority of the voters eX-
pressed a preference
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-11-04
MAR YLAND.

VOTES FOR THE MEMBERS OF CONGRESS.
FIVE DEMOCRATS AND ONE REPUBLICAN CHOSEN
BALTIMORE, Nov. 3.-Full returns from the
State change the result announced night
Five Democratic and Republican Congressman
elected The follows: list District. Charles
II. Gibson CDem.) IL s62 Hodson (Rep.) 1l669; NeL
son PRO- 1926 GIbsons plurality l.l93 lid District
Prank T. shaw (Dem. 12,l4s; Marine (Rsp) s,445;
Zouck PROF. 1850. shaw's plurality 37O3. lid and
Iv,h Districts. comprising Baltimore city elect Isidor
Rayner and IL Mellrs RGsK. both Democrats. With Dis
trici. Barnes Compton D~m) 1855; Tuck (Repl
1851: Armstrong PRO- 425 Cnmpton's plurality
2764 Win District Louis f. Comns REM 1875
Bsugnman lDem) l6.47l Mann CPro.) e25 McComas's
plurality 295.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-11-04
WEST VIRGINIA,

REPUBLICAN CONGRESSMAN GAINED.
W. II. II. FLICK SAID TO BE ELECTED IN THE lid
DISTRICT.
WHEELING, ", Va, Nov. 3.-Gofi's majority in
Ohio County Ia SO. His majority in the district
will probably be from 500 to 1000. The mem
beers elected to the Legislature from ONO
County are Whitaker. Republican, and
Woods Gordon and Gleason. Democrats
Hogg DEM is elected IN the lYth Distinct. No
definite conclusion be reached In the lid Con-
gresslona District for several days on account of
the lack of facilities for securing the from
the back counties. Both Brown tRep.l and Snyder
lDem.l claim q majority and the chances are Ia
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-11-04
FLORIDA.
PARTY LINES THAT WERE DlsARRANGED

A DEMOCRATIC GRIP nPERILLED BY COM
BINAIION
PENSACOLA Fla, Nov. g. The Endorsement of
PendletOn, the boiling Democrat, by the Re-
publicans at the last moment, and the
support of Knights of Labor disarranged
previous party lines here. The Republicans
voted soidly against ratfying the constitution. Un-
der Governor Perrys lead two years ago this county
went Democratic. though it is really Republican
The returDs indicate the election of Dougherty
DEM IN ,he lid District by $500 plurality over
Greedy (RepJ. Norment Pro) polled only about
200 votes IN the district. In the LIST District
Davidson DEM is elected By about 5000 majority
stitution is ratified by about 10000 majority.