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TENNESSEE.
Republicans Probably Gain Con-
gressman.

CHATTANOOGA, Nov. with nearly
complete returns from this, the Third
congressional district; the Republicans
confidently believe Evans, Republican
is elected to congress by 800 or 400 ma.
jority. The Democrats. however, do
not admit Bales defeat. The excite
ment is intense. Business is virtually
suspended.
CHArrAsooGA, Nov. 7.-R. Clay
Evans tRep.l defeats CreeS F. Bates
(Dem.) for congress from the Third
congressional district of Tennessee.
Evans majority is So. This is the irs,
Republican congressman ever elected
from this district.
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LATEST RETURNS.

ttts<s<~~-t---fs ksssr-s. - NJ s-<ssffu -
unofficial, except six show a plurality
for Harrison Of 20.03l. The six coun,
ties not reported gave Foraker rep,
for governor in 1887 plurality OF 436
COLUMBUS, Nov. Interest in cleo.
tion news continues intense. Judge
Thurman had nothing to say to cor.
respondent this morniug, when asked
for an opinion. The two state com.
mittees are still receiving returns from
the state, and figuring up gains and
losses. The Republicans are claiming
a plurality OF from Is 200 to 1000
and place their estimate ON more or
less complete returns from about half
the counties in the state. On
the other hand the Democratic
committee says complete or conserva-
lively estimated returns from - out
of So counties gives evidence of Dem
ocratic gain OF a little over 5000, and II
this ratio of gain continues, which
they scarcely dare hope, they will car
~ the state. AT any rate they say,
there Is no doubt they have cut down
the Republican plurality to small
figure
For congress the Democrats say
their losses balance their gains, and
there is yet no certainty that they
have not made net gain. On the
other aand the Republicans claim a
net gain OF one. having lost in the
Tenth and gained in the Seventh and
Twcnty-first.
COLUMBUS, Nov. The Democratic
state committee at midnight say that
returns so far show a Republican
plurality OF only 1900, with several
OF the strongest Democratic counties
TO hear from. The Republican COM
fnittee says their figures show Har-
rison's plurality 10 be over 5000. No
definite returns on congressman or
state ticket are yet obtainable.
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Fatal Train Accident in Georgia.

BUESA VISTA, Ca, Nov. IA train
on the Savannah Il Western road,
containing 125 passengers bound for
the Macon fair, was wrecked near
Ellaville this morning. The killed
are Charles Scoirlle, Dodd Tiston,
Henry Martin, George Davis and
John Hanover. A dozen others were
Injured, among them Conductor
Singleton.
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ST. PETERSBURG, Nov. THE Rus
sian government has notified the porte
that should the divorce of King Milan
Of Servia cause trouble which would
lead to the occupation OF Seryia by
Austria, Russia viii consider herself
released from her obligation not 10 oc-
cupy Bulgaria.
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OREGON.
Almost as Bad for the Democrats
as in June.

PORTLAND, Nov. 7.-Oue hundred
and eighty two precincts. inciuding
Portland. give Harrison 2s,635, Cleve-
land 17,2s7. Fisk 9i7. The same pre-
cincts in 1854. gave Blaine 1864.
Cleveland l5,1s7. In June 1855, Her
mann u .05o, Gearin 1855. Linn
county went Republican for the first
time IN the history OF the State. Clat-
sop county gives Harrison 900 ma
ority.
PORTLAND, Nov. Two hundred
and three precincts, including Port
land, give Harrison q .s23, Cleveland
lsoii, Fisk li37. The same precincts
in 1854 gave Blaine I7,7o4, Cleveland
1891. In June. isss. Hermann p .iS5.
Gearin l3,45l
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YET HILL WAS ELECTED.
The Mugw jumps Bestowed Rebuke
ON Cleveland.

NEw YORK, Nov. THE Ercning
Post says: Returns received this
morning leave no reasonable doubt Of
| the election of the Republican presi-
>.icket. Very little has been
denti uS-.':e-- country districts OF
received from tilc eo1l. -eason Of
this state, but there Is no 'orns
this writing to think that full rerul /
will give a DenoFrstic plurality. II
is unnecessary to go beyond the city
of Brooklyn to find proof that Cleye-
land was beaten in the state of New
York, not because majority Of the
voters condem his policy of tariff re-
form. but because majority OF the
voters would not sustain for president
the candidate OF party which nomi-
mated a man like David b. Hill for the
governorship.
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No pubIIo Iut,,.,, !, y,,v,,,a

LoSpos. Nov. Harrison's victory
has caused no excitement in diplo-
maiic circles. a. was expected. The
public show no interest In the election.
Salisbury, Gladstone and Baifcnr had
made arrangements 20 obtain al the
earliest moment bulletins OF the result
Of the election. Phelps hopes that the
returns from Michigan and Ohio win
turn the tide.
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NEBRASKA.
The Republican Majority will Ex-
coed $4,000.

The Republican Majority will Ex-
coed $4,000.
LINCOLN, Nov. Estimates from
returns already received by the State
Journal, give Nebraska to Harrison by
between 30, ,o0e and $500. Tor Gov
ernor. Thayer (RePublican) will have
about 25,o0 majority.
LATEST RETURNS.
OMAHA, Nov. 7.-Fragmentary re-
ports are received from the interior of
the state. Not more than half dozen
counties have sent returns, even for q
basis in an estimate. The count
at Omaha and Lincoln, and several
other large towns is not vet completed.
The state is safe for $500 Republican
majority, except on governor and at
torney- general. The First congress
sional district is close, but it is gener-
ally conceded that Connell (Republi-
CAM is elected.
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A Dynamite suspect Arrested

QuEENsTwoN, Nov. ION the arrival
of the steamer Catalonia from Boston,
a passenger named Moriarty was ar
rested. A revolver and quantity of
ammunition were found concealed in
his trunck. He was taken before a
magistrate and remanded for further
examination.
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RsPublIcans Gain Three Csnersss-
menr-The state Tiskst Kleets1.
DETRcrr. Nov. THE election Of
Wheeler Rep in the Tenth district
over Fisher. the present incumbent, il
conceded This leaves but one dis
tricf, the Seventh, IN doubt, and is .
Republican gain of three. Should
Whiting tDem.) be reelected in the
Seventh, which is now probable. the
delegation will stand nine Republicans
and two Democrats.
Additional returns received mp to
noon do not materially change the
vote for governor. Lace's plurality
viii exceed 1000.
--LATEST RETURNS
DErxoIr, Nov. 7.-Sufiicient returns
have been received from all the con-
gressional districts in Michigan, with
one exception. to insure the election
Of eight Republicans and two Demo.
Gratis. Republican gain of two The
result in the Tenth, fFisher'sl district
is in doubt. and may require the
official count to decide. Timothy
Larsney is defeated.
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Gladstone sneaka IN Birminxham.

BiRMIsGHAN, Eng, Nov. 7.-An
enormous meeting of Liberals was
held here tonight. Mr.. Gladstone
spoke for two hours on the home rule
question and respecting the dissensions
between the present parties in Eng
land. Sir VIM. Vernon Harcourt
and John Morley were also present.
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MfNNksorA.
Republicans Gain Three Congress
men-HiRrrison's Majority e5, 900.

Republicans Gain Three Congress-
men-tiRrrison's Majority $4,000.
MINNEAPOLIS, Nov. THE Repub-
lican state committee claim a plurality
OF 23,ooo for Harrison and Morton /;
1000 for Merriam. Republican candi-
date for Governor; q, ,1s0 for the rest
OF the state ticket, and the election ef
i've Republican CongreSsmen. The
Democrats concede MerriSm's cleo
tion by small plurality.
LATEST RETURNS.
CHICAGO. Nov. "A Western Union
bulletin SAYS There is nothing new TO
report from Minne,ofa. Merriam's
majority IS about zoo Four Repub-
ilcan congressman have been .elssse&s
The hr>t slssxis&eEsGl(J = s.
= ! ! !
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wAsHrSsroS, Nov. ]. = Secretary
Mcpherson Of the Republican COZ
gressionai campaign committee is con.
iident Of the election Of Harrison and
II Republican majority in the next
house of representatives.
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OHIO.
Republicans Gain One Conxressman.

Republicans Gain One Congressman.
CoLUaBUs. Nov. 7.-Chairman Cap
pell claims the state by 2i,0O0 for
Harrison. The Democratic committee
make no claim, but says the vote on
national ticket is close. There seems
no doubt that the state is Republican,
and that the Republicans have made
a net gain of one congressman.
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Ramb Expl..,.n. IN Paris.

PARIS. Nov. IA dynamite bomb
was exploded in a registry oiiice in the
Rue Boucher last evening Another
bomb was exploded in registry Of
tee in the Rue Franchise. Much
damage was done at both places, but
no one was hurt.
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e'.'.,;:. .:......S Q,.s:....;.. M: .:;..-rl.

WILMINGTON, ~. The Iegls1a-
t,aTe Is still in Goa The election of
two members win give the Democrats
conttol OF the next general assembly.
Ao Et<aiag bulletin says. Kent
county has gone Democratic, and the
legis1Atiye ticket is elected by 169 plu-
rslfSf. This insures the election Of a
Demccratic senator to succeed Sauls-
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THE SUNS" FIGURES.
Harrison Carries New York and
Indiana BY Safe Msjorities.

AnasshA ~ Ssfc SAsJ~NS
NEw YORK, Nov. THE San OF this
morning will say that Harrison has
II ,760 plurality in New York state and
that Hill has s,952. 1t says the next
house of representatives, will be
so evenly divided between the parties
that the Official count will be necessary
to decide which is in majority.
Its figures show that Indiana gives
Harrison a plurality OF about 1000.
Connecticut is Democra ic by a94.
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To-day's weather, Rainy.

SAN Francisco. Nov. 7.--Indications
for "a hours for Oregon and Washing.
ton Territory: Lisht rains in the
western portion, from the mouth oi
the Columbia river northward: fair
weather elsewhere, followed on Fri
day by light rains.
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1 Condemned Murderer Mar ried

SAX Francisco, Nov. John Me-
Nulty, condemned to be executed for
the murder of James Collins, a long
shoreman, was married in the county
Jail to-day to Kate Kean, who recently
procured a divorce from her husband,
David Huber, on the ground OF de-
Sartion
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ARREsrs IN NEw YoKk.


False Registration
NEW YoRK. Nov. 7.-An incident of
the local fight was the holding of As
semblyman Charles Smith (Rep.) in
$30O0 bail, by United States coul-
missioner on charge of attempting
to prevent voters from freely exer-
cising the franchise. Mr.. Smith heard
of the warrant and gave himself up.
Three men were held in $50 0.o00 bail
each on charge of illegal registration,
at the Jefferson Market police court
-. Il Ia
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Harrisoa's Victory Strengthens ss-

LONDON, Nov. Tin the stock mar
ket this morning American securities
opened very firm- Central Pacific
shares were in strong demand.
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LOUISIANA.

Cleveland's Majority Estimated to
Be $4,000.
NEw ORLEANS, Nov. Cleveland s
majority in the state is estimated to
be 10000.
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Another yictory f..r Beulanger.

PARIS. Nov. THE parliamentary
committee appointed 70 consider re-
vision of the constitution, has de.
cided by vote Of 6 to in favor OF
revision by specially elected con-
ssituent assembly.
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LoSBox. Nov IA dispatch from
Melbourne announces that fire to-day
destroyed a whole block Of buildings
at Broker Hi. eausing loss of
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LANCASTER, Pa. Nov. Ia nest ol
four boilers at the Lancaster Chemical
works in this city exploded this svek.
iag. killing John Reidel and ini..ins !
r Hsmhright. Aiuhael LOTT An'
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SAS Francisco, Nov. 7.-Sonater
Stanford and wife arrived to-day from
New York on the return from their
European tour.
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asry ,he State. nu,
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SOUTH CAROLINA.

Thu Customary Democratic Ma
jority Recorded.
CcLrMBfA- Nov. 7.--Republiean vote
small Democrats carry the state by
IS go. Returns indicate the election
of every Democratic candidate for con-
gre1s.
CaARLEsToS. Noy. THE most
serious opposition to the Democrats
for cor gfessms was in the Seventh
district. Ellie Npen.l = elected by
1000 majority
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s.staas Nov. 7.~-Goa HaFr-
Y & " Il ~ very early tbs nsorn-
e H3psls Ther he hllietHs
IL df the night tse gen-
~ sHef fsgnrins ott from
Z. 81 tg1fi 4 that the Festslt
tsfflu x six Yptes 70 tbs
=. a fsAs i lYzirfslH would
n X Il i lspntiieab. This was
NJ sine news. ~
VI eod fsHs fef the gen
sd IoF he got a goesi
e0kisa ard feeiing N ex-
ki,s
81 Dalsa0s we're resauted
ses s. rest 81 doubts
fa9s Iainslseni with
~ balietirs lhere
D st eongratula.
sf 81 actions OF the
n sas Hstf a & very con
3 ss st ~ ihgratItlatioHs
n sel ssfe tAat ne j. on
is bffas Be permits him
srt apsis b sseh proceedings
e stre i f,rsai sany callers Al
Iz91A 10 ay. TACT the leigh
coma r. Sad tkks apparant E'as'
"a. o. TIE out q q croNl i
slnx ffzis 4 at the housc ekinf
:sss 1 glimpse ei Tie Gle 81 rs ht
&adn1IIf passes The NifiasEs
enousfralioas IN tbs city are Of Tho
s6thasisstie character Large
1(x crslecied ahsdi the Jstssso
~ and Nsx- pennison cheering
|'5Dd Harrison
n szroEis, Nor 7 Gen. ilar
s1<ni tke esenipg 10 bis library
M n siection fulisiias over a pfi
tk During M afternoon 8
es Il friends knf reigh hars
<r< in 10 con tatatc hini-
fhiry wealth. has lweH
krtfs safeguard II The genera
III as escaFiaE fnidnighl
taisy demon 4 lalions aronnd
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NC ffanit oi rslaa. reading The
f eosnplaeentsY and expia1r
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.il lcance OF ipifnFianee 81 thil
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a'e sNsliss feNred and Il
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Ajafed ! teN moments or
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FLORIDA.

A Democrats Majority sf Less than
JAcx soxyl1LE, Nov. Florida
gives tie Clesaland electors and Demo
cra.ic -tate ticket q majority OF sesae-
thing less than 5000.
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s the above, in doubIe-leaded
FRIED over from an earlier edi-
y these words. "Apropos of
ice conccding nothing. there Is
3zsonable doubt that BENJAMIN
pn win be the next president oi
ffed States
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2 " Sarry the State. But
dhae Congressman.
~ M. s.-Sperry of the
nnestient gives Cleve-
y 1ety k,lt IN srrw in New
- "a - HAM son.
~ 6af<o1es Rep. /,
E = VA sk51ste to
fSe1ek wl4 ~ elected
Asss@ srni s. : ..sl.'se.fs - II The ss
rair. =
eturns onzupe - - ttson for
sman E1unr Sevmour
n the v0nrtk n New
as ma a3oQ11y II trbe CON-
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Police Testify Against Farnsiiites

LONDON. Nov. 7.--At the sitting OF
the Parnell mmission. to-day. police
witnesses gave testimony regarding
outrages in Ireland. which they be-
|onnns due to the in tigstion Of the
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NEW HAMPSHIRE.

The Same Republican Majority as
In 1856.
CONCORD, Nov. Returns from all
towns and wards in the state
-. 6..e1S, ,l69, Cleveland 40,42l,
Fisk tGk2 ~
The Republicans will have IS ~ !
joritysed joint ballot, being the same
as in fy86.
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gises Dubois 2g7. Hawley Ies, Back
1H Il Buck shows any strength in
S0u1kern Idaho Hawley may slip in
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TO DISCOURAGE CHINESE.
imprisonment for Life, for Illegal
Entry of Australia

LONDON. Nov. IA dispatch from
Brisbane says: The Queensland parlia-
ment has come to dicision in regard
to the Chinese bill, in accordance with
the Sydney conference. The clause re-
lating 10 imprisonment for life of
Chinese illegally entering the country
is reserved for royal assent.
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l158
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IATEsr REIURNs.

Sr. LoUIs. Nov THE Democratic
state eOmmittee has completed incom-
plete returns from atout 50 OF the
ia counties in this state. which indi-
cate that Cleveland will have plural
ity of 10000 in the state. and Francis
tDem.l Tor governor, viii have plu.
raiity Of H.ooe. These returns EN-
brace the vote of ST. Louis. Kansas
City and all the other large cities in
fhe state.
81 LrUIs, Nov. The Democratic
state committee eoncede the defeat OF
Ciardy DemOcratiel for congress in
the Tenth district. This makes a Re-
publican gain Of three congressman in
the So. Louis district
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MASSACHUSETTS.


BosroS. Nov. 7.-All but two towns
in the state has been heard from, aud
give Harrison 1s3. .447, Cleveland 15l,-
$50, Fix $50. The same towns in
1884 gave Blaine 1868, Cleveland
IL, ,254, Butter 24,376, st. John 9916.
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MISSOURI.
Republicans Carry st. Louisa Gain
of Three Congressmen.

of Three Congressman.
ST. Loe1s, Nov. T.-Unofficial re-
t..rnz- -nf lis-. sxste % .l.ia oits show n
most extraordinary and altogether
surprising result. HarriSonis majority
is over GOO, Kimball's Rep for gov
ernor over i0,000, and the Republican
city tickets range is from 800 10 5000
1t is known that the Republicans
gain three congressman, with many
important noints to hear from.