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The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-11-07
rINNs,L,ANIA
Anlr rInrnIi,, A..nred.

PrtrsnrHa. IA, Nov. 0-'Iho returns from
Allegheny County are coming in very
slowly II Is estimated that llnrrison's
plurblily will reach 1900. In the Twenty.
second Congressional District, the Hon.
John DalSell lRcpuhlicanl has been r..
elected by an increased majority. Tho Hon.
Thomas ". liayuo Oicpublicnnl has also
been reelected In the Twenty Third pis.
tnci, The Republicans claim The election
Of ios. W. Ray, In the Twcuiy.iouHh pIs.
trict but the vote will be- close. nnl the
pcmoomis still claim Wnmplcfs election.
The state legislature delegation viii stand
fifteen Republicans and one Democrat
The vote p1llcl WIS very large There
was very little excitement aud no trouble.
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own ruI srAIE.
cleveland Carrie. %, Running Ahead
of .o.. IaYior

sp slal Dispatch h. Tho AppyiL
N,auyutr. Tenn. Nov G=Thc vote for
the Legislative ticket aud between linfri,
and Atkins. II very close aud uncertain.
Victory claimed By both parties, though In
dI,atIuus arr slightly favorable to election
by u small majority uf the entire nymucmuc
ticket Harris carried every Warl lu tho
cts except the Fourteuuth, which j. tho
pcuitontlnry ward. A. ihc Thirteenth pis-
irIci, which polls several thousand votes
returned murr votes Tor Atkins thau were
cast fur the Democratic tnndldlirs, Their H
almost absolute certainty that sHmC IffrFl'
larity occurred which will hu probably
corrected before the formal rrtufu.lr made
~ the chairman of the County Executive
Committee.
Cleveland 4 2ll ahead In nayidson
County, with four Democratic city wards
aud ia Republican aud eight Democratic
county districts a. bear from.
The vote will not vary iuJ from that OF
issL
crease ur decrease OF the vote ui 1881, put
enough L. given ~ indicate cunsidcrhble
prmDrfltio gains, aud majority Oi l1,Wo
~ glUUU fUf Cleveland.
uAHuruAv.
wbitcyllic-rolcs opcu,d quietly with .
quUd representation of both parties. The
,,ts uas unusually small until noon. but
owing io the heavy min which brought the
farmer, from their fields, increased The vote
In the afternoon a. the usual number. The
polls closed With Democrats tvontysit
malodty. There are two precincts IN ths
district that have been heard from and three
vet 10 hear FROM. which usually 80 Demo.
cratic. Considerable excitement prevailed
.s....s...,..a ... l.u.sb eaue
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OHIO.

Columns, O., Nov. 6.-Thc Republican
state Committee at midnight claimed the
gain of two congressman, Morcy, in the
seventh, and Burton, in the TWcnty.llrst
All the present districts nrc retained by
them, and they allow the Democrats but
four Congressman. From the Democratic
Committee little can bc had. They have rs
yet no figures ON the Congressman, aud
simply say that the vote on the State and
National tickets will be close. II will prob.
ably not be known tonight who are the sue.
ccssiul prophets, although the only figures
ON congressman are those Of the Republican
NnmmlLtec. which arc imcnmnlnln.
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Fea,bcrstone Leading cate.

Special Dispatch io The Appeal
HELENA, Ark, Nov. 0.-rhis was an un'
usually quiet election day. The only con.
test was between the candidates for Con-
grcss. l. p. Fcathcrstone and II. W. Cate.
As far as heard from Feaihcrstonc is 200
ahead OF Cate. The vote In the county will
be unusually light on account of the rainy
weather. Harrison and Morton will receive
a decided majority Of the votes east In the
county. A great many Republicans voted
for Cate In preference 30 fcaihcr-tonc. who
received the Republican recommendation.
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In Colorado.

DENVER, Col, Nov 6.-Unusual interest is
taken In the election in Colorado this year.
IL is for all State officers Congressman,
members OF the Legislature, two Judges Of
the Supreme Court county and township
officers. There arr elements Of uncertainty
in the situation, which renders predictions
Of but little value. One Of these is the large
increase In population, Denver alone having
increased 1000 within the past two years,
and the State outside OF the city probably
G0010. The registration of this city is nearly
5000, or twice that Of lSS6.
The State gave Blaine plurality Of nearly
300 In 1881. The best politicians. however
do not conccdc the state TO Harrison by
this amount The contest for Governor be.
tween the Hon. I. VI. Patterson, the Demo.
cratic candidate, and the Hon. J. A. Cooper,
the Republican, will be very close The
struggle for the Legislature IS the most ami
NOTED feature Of the contest both parties
being confident.
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Monnr, Ala, Nov 6.-There Is no State
ticket 10 be voted for in Alabama at this
election, which is confined to the selection
of Presidential electors and Congressman.
The Democrats, Republicans and prohibi,
tionists have nominated Presidential tickets.
In two or three districts the Republicans
are making q contest for their Congressional
candidates. but elsewhere they land likewise
st.E,t.
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The state Goes Democratic by 10000
Majority.

'TtOIHI UINPhWH 70 IHV NPPVAI
LITTLE Rock, Ark, Nov 6-Thc inclem-
ent weather tonight is keeping good many
In the house, but the Democratic and Re.
publican headquarters are crowded with
enthusiastic men and boys, all yelling for
their respective Presidential candidates. A
favorable report from any Of the doubtful
Northern States is greeted with cheers, and
money is changing hands at the several club
rooms aud hotels on the result on New York
State. This State has gone Democratic by
@,OOO majority. The rain shortened the
vote.
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Decatur Holds an Election.

Special Dispatch 10 The Appeal.
DEcuun, Ala, Nov. G.-An election was
held at this box which resulted ~ follows.
Harrison, io5; Cleveland, %. For Congress,
Mcclellan (RcpublicanL 100. Wheeler dem.
ocntl %. Very little interest was mani.
Tested, and the Republican majority is at
tributnhlc a. the fact that nearly all white
people have left town, while the negroes
have all remained. Gen. Wheeler will be-
elected 30 Congress by larFcr majority
than ever given "a candidate IN this district
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a. water valley.

Special Dispatch 10 The Appeal
wArER VALLEY, Miss, Nov. "a light
vo'c was cast at this place The Republicans
not voting as they had no tickets the Dem.
ocrais did all the voting, and cast y1i votes
forC Cleveland aud Thurman, and the same
for Clark Lewis for Congress
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The state May Go over 90 the Demo.
cEnIs.

CoLuNRuS o., Nov. 6-rhc result Of the
election is being received with the greatest in.
tcrcst In the city. Both State Committees and
half n dozen clubs received the returns over
special wires and posted or Rad them to the
people at hand The greatest crowd assem-.
blcd about the City Hall, where the Rcpub-
licans were holding forth, that being point
convenient Of access TO all 4 crowd of 70, 600
filled the hall and gave warm greeting to all
bulletins, each party being well represented
In the crowd. The Ohio State Journal showed
the returns on big canvas. Several thous-
and people stood In the streets aud gave
noisy attention 60 them.
Quite quietly reading at his home fire.
side, Judge Thurman awaited such nCwS ~
his son, Allen Thurman, tolcphoncd out to
him AZ intervals. lie was naturally anxious
to know the result, but said he could wait
until morning with the greatest ease. His
conversation was upon all manner of sub.
jccis politics being but one of many
subjects that interested him. Allen
w Thurman aud few friends ~.
ceiycd the returns at the old law
office of the Judge aud from thcrc the Judge
received such information ~ was sent to
him, lie did not give up his party to chance
Of success at the first Information, but prc.
fcrrcd Ia await the receipt VI more definite
information before expressing any opinion
as 10 the probable result The Western
Union had offered the use IT private wire,
but the Judge declined with thanks, moi
wishing to have the bother of an instrument
In his home
Neither State Committee will at present
MAKE any statement ior publication until
later IN the night Some Of the Democrats
arc claiming that II the figures ut 10 clock
continue they will have this State by sufc
plurality However this docs not come
FROM any of those In authority although
they may inllrsc 10 privately
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Jackson Goes Democratic Hooker II
surely Elected.

Special Dispatch 10 The Appeal
JACKSON, Miss, Nov. G-rhe election In
this city passed of quietly aud gives Hooker
(Dcmocu) for Congressman a majority VI IS
over Kcnaghan tRepublicanl This Is the
first time the Democrats have carried the
city for year., except In the last election for
Mayor. Indications point 10 the county
going for Hooker by large majority. lie
will carry the district by very large ma
ioTity.
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KENTUCKY.
% Goes Democratic by the Usual Ma.
lorify.

LouisviLtE Ky., Nov. 0-Rentuoky. In
spite of rain, has given Cleveland the usual
Democratic majority. Tie figures will bo
near 5000.
Democratic Congressman have been elected
In the fint, Second. Fourth, finh, Sixth,
Seventh and Eighth Districts and almost Ger.
,alnly In the Third where heavy Democratic
gains are reported CluFrJsman Finley
tRcpublicanl has probably defeated Exon.
gresham Woolford in the Eleventh. John
IT, Wilson tllcpublican, has carried tho
Tenth and the Ninth IL entirely uncertain.
Congrc ~man Caruth. Of Louisville has u
majority of - go against W two Year, ago.
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WEST VIRGINIA.
Ne neinrna rhal aIye An, InaIeaIion..

CuAuLnroS, W. Va, Nov G-Thc day
opened bright In thi. city and early In the
day the Republicans ran 10 their heavy vote,
followed later In the day by strong Demo.
cmtic poll. The vote hm increased In the
city about JOO, showing a gain for each
party. In the city aud district ~ Charles.
ton the vote reached 2gn. owing a. The
length ~ the ticket and The great amount ~
scratching u u impossible tu give any idea
Of the result II 4 believed HAT thcfc will
be n strong gnin In The toguiy by thc Demo.
Gratis but thnt the Republicans will carry a
majority VI the county officers,
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wr.hInz,on count, An nIgh,.

special plspatch tn The Appeal
GnrENyuiE, Miss. Nov. Q. 0.--wnshingtgn
County pollcd about 3. 800 votes. Caichings
majority Is over 100. sun6owcr pollcd n
light vote. Calchings' majority is about 800.
Bolivar cast a large vote II will give
Catching nearly i,0)D majority. ls7ngucnn
reports only partial returns, but Caioh'ngs
has carried the county.
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In New York.

NEw YoRK. Nov 0.-rhc election In New
York State today isfor Governor, Lieuten.
antGoycrnor. Associate Justice of the Court
Of Appeals and Asscmblymen. ne well rs for
Congrcrmcn aud Presidential Electors. Pre-
paratlons have been made 10 collect the vote
Tor President and Governor by election dis.
tricts. OF such districts there arc In the en-.
tire State S,Si6. OF this number i.23s arc
found In New York and Kings County, thus
leaving In the State outside Of these two
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AZ Marion.

NV|TIIT TT-TITTT " ~ NTT'-'I'
M,moN. Ark., Nov 0-The election
passed OF very quietly In this county.
Judge Cate has a majority. The Republicans
divided Ola Garrett and Fcathorsionc.
Powell Clayions frightened talk here yes.
,crday did his party but little good, bis
presence was obnoxious to the white people,
aud grca, many colorcd people, Who re.
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In Now IInmnshlrc.

CoNcoRD, n. II. Nov 6.-New Hampshire
elects n Governor and Legislature today.
besides the Presidential electors aud Con
gressmcn. David II. Goodcll, Of Antrim, is
the Republican, and Charles H. Amsdcn. Of
Pcnacook, is the Democratic candidate for
Governor. The Legislature TO be chosen will
elect o successor to United States Senator
VIM. T. Chandler
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The Democrats Victorious.

special Dispntrh 10 The Appeal
BYH,LiA, Miss, Nov 0--Tho election
here today passed OIL quietly. Cleveland 10
cciving 800 votes and Harrison ib7. Clcye-
lands majority li5, Morgan DcmocutL for
Congress, receiving same majority M that
given the President The Republican ma.
iority at this place two year ago was rs.
Mnrshall County will give Cleveland and
Thurman and Morgan a handsome majority
tIfa NgaF
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The nc.uI,in Cincinnati.

CNcISNArI, o, Nov. 1.-THE vote In Gin
cinnau complete, unofficial, shows a major.
ity for Harrison Of 8, ,i2G, while rcaslcc Dem
ocat, for County Clcrk, defeats Geo. H. Cox,
Republican, by little over 300 In the Cin.
cinnati vote. Tho vote In the country pre-.
cincts has not yet been received. II will
slightly decrease the nepuhliran majority.
fooinFa have not been made. hutthc clcc.
tion oi Congrc-smcn iutieTNOfth aud Cald
well, Republicans, IL conceded.
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mcmbcrcd the victims OF his murlcrous
bands and anticipate repetition Of his
crimes Of twenty years ago II lac gets his
party into power again. FoathcIstonc II Of
a good family and has been well thought Of
in this country, but he Is in too bad com.
pany ever To amount 10 anything after this
bad break Of his. II he hhd not goncin with
old Clayton, he is young enough 10 live it
down. but alas il Is too late now.
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I,.,,I.on aIaL.. ,.sIn..

wmtr HytH JrScrios, w., Now O.
one hundred aud twenty-five towns give
Harrison. 2spii; Cleveland, i03-G Fisk
pDL The same towns in 1854 gave blaine
2jUlO Cleveland, iO7ji, g. john, i,iii,
lutitr uA
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Brcc,,inr,due All Right.

srcicnl Dispatch ~ The appeal.
PINE Blur, Ark. Nov G--The election
passed Of quietly here today. Both parties
turned out In full force sAd worked faith
fully for their man. HoNevcr, the friends
of BrcckinHdgo gather sufficient informa.
tion here at his home to insurc his election
by nj least 500 majority.
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MICHIGAN.


DErnoir, Mich, NoY. 0-Onc hundred and
five districts out Of 1861 In Michigan out
side of Detroit, give Harrison OlO0 Clcyc-
land %, 3,Sta Fisk 2Oii. Republican gain Of
i,GSi. Luce (llepublicanl 20. i7n burt tDcml
ocmU ih.sib. Chcny tProhihitionisl iNJ
The Republican State Committee claim Mich
lgnn for Harrison hy l2.OOO nlmmlily
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Democrat. Indignant.

ST. PAUL Mimi. Nov. ct is roughly
estimated that when the polls closed at
o'clock this evening GOOO TO 1900 ST. Paul
voters had failed 10 get their ballots In, be-
cause Of the heavy registration aud the slow
ness Of the inspectors. Great indignation
Is expressed, especially by the Dcmucmts a.
the vote Of this city usually shows Demo.
cratic majority.
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Norfnlh aee. nrnnhIIrnn.

NorToLK, Va Nov. 0.-Noriolk city goes
Republican by 5s3, a Republican gnin n ISL
Portsmouth gives a Democratic majority
of tltp. a Democratic Fnin Of 3si. Norfolk
county gives 1900 Republican majority, n
Republican gain ~ to5. George y. B0wdcn
u.cpublcnnl Is reelected 10 Congress.
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NEW uAursii,nE
Nrr,aIn.r In,lrrh.

Cosoonp, n. a.. Nov. O--Ihe vote of
aSiy.Gyo towns aud cities give Harrison,
$3.50 Cleveland. A32s The same places In
issi gave Blaine 7,7uJ Cleveland, TUss.
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INDIANA.


EvAssvuLr, Ind. Nov. G.-Thc result can.
not be- definitely nsccrtnincd until tomorrow
morning Including l,oykpori, the county
seat, il reported over gnO Republican major
ity. This is u large Republican gain.
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GALVESTON Ter. Nov 0.-In Texas today
Presidential electors members Of Congress,
State officials and county officers will be
voted for. All the State officers are Demo.
cratic aud all were rcnominaied, 70 there
will be no change In them. All OF the
eleven Representatives from the Slate IN
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small proI,lbI,Ion ,IaIa..

81. PAU, MINI, Nov. 0-In tveniy.ihrco
precincts In Minnesota there are Republican
pluralitics for Presidential election of i.o2j,
Democratic pluralfties oi 5is, net Ropub'
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lican plurality, Az. In the same precincts
Merriam (RepublicanL for Governor has
pluralitics Rggrcguting s05 and Wilson
lDcmocutl for Governor; 653; net Repub-
lican plurality. l62.
Fourty-four towns give Cleveland S,hb6;
Harrison, h,O56 The indications are for
very small Prohibition gains throughout the
State
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GEORGIA.
$4,000 Democratic.

hrtANrA, Ca, Nov G-Indications are
that Clcycland's majority In Georgia will be
at least 5000 A solid Democratic congress
lonal delegation is elected by from 1900 10
5000 majority
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Fornu Defeated,

CLEVELAND o., Nov 0,--Thc city Of Clcvc.
land and Cuyahoga County will give IIurri.
son about $500 plurality Tho entire Re-
publican county ticket is elected, and 7, 4.
burton (Rcpublicanl will succeed NJ. A..
Foun tncmocnt as Congressman in the
TwCnty.trst District.
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Special Dispatch 10 Tho Appeal
CoLrunrs, Miss, Nov 0-Thc election
passed on today with unclualcd quicincss
and the vote vas very light, resulting ~
follows Cleveland. 40 Harrison, o. Other
prcrincts not heard from.
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Ararsr, Ne. nov O-Mf Blaine has
sent The following telegram 10 Gen. llhni.
sun. Returns thus far received indicate
that Maine has given you majority VI -
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I'm NIrrInIa

RionNoNp. Va, Nov. 0.-Thc only parties
IN Virginia having tickets in the field Tor
President this year are the Democratic and
Republican parties. Prohibition and labor
issues are not involved In the results of the
election and only Presidential electors aud
representatives IN Congress are 10 b. chosen
In the districts of the State.
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uernnndo for Morrnn

special Dispatch n The Appeal
Hrnv,NDo. Miss, Nov q. - fernando
gives Morgan 800 majority. MorFnn's ma.
joriiy In the county j. about i.go. Many
negroes voted the straight Democratic ticket
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norgs.'. Election Assured.

Special Dispatch 10 The AppcaL
OXFORD, Miss, Nov. 6.-rhc indications
are that Morgnn's majority m this county
over Chalmers will be not les than 100
votes. The election passed of quietly.
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Loon- GOOD For nemncrnc,.

ST. Paw, Mimi, Nov. 6-Thc Globe has
returns from seven townships OF Minnesota,
indicating the election Of Democratic Gov.
ornoT by ! 900 plurality.
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CIn,nInna Cnrrie.Ii.

ALEXANDRIA, Va, Nov. d.-Clcvoland car
rics the city Of AlcSnndrin by li2 majority
Agncw (RcpublicanL Conuss. "a majority
The county gives Republican majority oi
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Tho nnmocrn,. An..d.

ST. Paw, Mimi, Nov. 0-Twcnty.thrcc
townships In Minnesota give, for Governor
Wilson tDcmocratL l.s7g Merriam, l,i27
For Cleveland, 2,2rt Harrison, 3,377.
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NORTH CAROLINA.
Democrats Make GaIus.

WILNINGroN, n. C., Nov. G-Ihc returns
show o small Democratic gain over the vote
of issl, when the Democrats carried the
state hy over lSO00.
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slight D.moeTatIr loss.

wmut luym JuNGioy, w., Nov n Sow.
cuiy h,r towns give Harrison, is,uis, tlc'c.
land. Gs5s Tsk, 5Gi. Tho same towns Ia
issl gave Bainr. 1850 Cleveland, 1uJp
81 John lll nnllrT. ~
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Congress were also rcnominatcd and only
four have opposition. The most serious OPP
position is in the Ninth district, where j..
a. Jones, an Independent, is running against
Roger o. Mills
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Ih.Il.nnI Mninri,x

MoNrooNERY, Ala, Nov. O.-Scattcring re-
turns from all the districts are sufficient to
show solid Democratic delegation 10 Con.
Rrcss. Clcyeland's majority will be as large
as In issI
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MN JERSEY.
Harrison Casrie. It.

Trrsros. n j., Nov. O.-llarfison carrie,
Mfrrrf county by az estimated plurality ui
GO Buchanan lllspuhlioanl Il elected ~
Courfcfs iu the second District
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.ree.,IIie'. Vote

Special Dispatch 10 The Appeal
GurrSyiLLL Miss, Nov. 0.-Quict election
and n light vote Cleveland G3i. Harrison
3pt FIX o. Caichinrs $50 llill 276.
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in Nebraska at between 2S, 0OO and 80, 900. The
Democratic committee concodc the State by
10000. The Republican majority for Gov.
ornor is estimated by the Democrats at 5000
and by the Republicans at 10000.
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mAuyI.aND.
Cleveland Leads Harrison in tho 'it,
of baltimore

BALTIMORE ND, Nov G-foHyseycn out
of - precincts IN Baltimore give Cleveland
900, Harrison, 5j,l.
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,ONNIsIIaII.
Hartford Democratic.

U.utronp. Conn, Nov. 0--fhe total vote
of ibls city fnf President was II, ,53L Cleye.
lands plurality Ia Jg2, against go iu 1854
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Luce Raa. Ilshind Harrison.

Dunor, Mich, Nov. O-Lucc (Rcpuhli.
cam for Governor has been cut Ia the cities
aud may run 500 behind the electoral
ticket The returns received by the com
mittcc arc from all quarters of the State
aud show an almost uniform republican
gain. The committees advice, ~ Ia Con.
grrssional Districts are that Burrows IL re-
elected IN the Fourth by AN increased plu.
rnlity while Allen carries the Second by
$50, about 30 less than lac had two ycars
ngn. The First tDciroitl District j. claimed
~ doubtful and the committee cnioriains
hopes Tot the seventh tWhlting'sl aud the
Tenth tfishcT'sl An Increased plurality IL
claimed for o'Donncll IN the Third. the
Eighth IL claimed for bliss. The Sixth
tlIrcwcrs is considered close, and Stephen
son II said 10 be running behind in thc
Eleventh. The Ninth the committee rc.
gard ~ surr for Cuichcon. Nu authentic
ndyiccs have been received from the finh
tford'sl District, bat the committee under
stand that ford's Grand Rapids city plu-
mlity was less than n was In is,6
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LYEcmrno, Va, Nov. O-Lynchburg gave
Democratic majority of 2Cs, against lOJ In
1874