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Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1888-11-09
THE RESULT on ELECTION.


Comments of the Press of the Two Parties
ON Its Cause and Effect.
Troy Times John Bull sits disConsolate
Today by his freside, for GroyerCieYelaud
aud free trade have been repud.ated and
7helved by our republic. Another chief
nourner with John is the CObden club
which wasted its funds for nothing in or
Ter to win victory Tor free trade here Tho
lection OF Ben. Harrison is an American
rlumph over the enemies of protection at
IOme and abroad.
Boston journal: II is splendid result
II battle which has been splepdiGly
ought. The republican national commit
zee deserves and viii receive great credit
tur It's conduct of the campaign. Ii hls
1eea better organized and more effective
Y managed Than IN any previous contest.
fortunate IN strong candidate against
whom ail ordinary assaults were vain, and
n an Issue which appealed directly 10 the
Intelligence aud the interests OF the DcO-
pie, the national committee has carried on
be campaign with vlgor and discretion.
Boston Adpertiser The American
people nave splendidly vindicated their
-itle TO the right of self government. The
great free North has spoken. 1t has spob-
tu against humbug and hypocrisy in our
atloual councils. 1t has uttered u mighty
protest against the proposition TO subj 20
IL TO Industrial vassalage to Great Britain
they have not been deluded by false
prophets, nor imposed upon by the most
,hameiess pulling.
New York Hcrdld: The political lesson
Of the election Is that the netiOna! su-
premacy OF the democratic party has been
sicr ned TO the ainbitou OF David B h i
md Ahram ). Hewitt, and the fact Wncn
democrats throus hOuJ the county shOll
lay 10 heart that, IN this gans of politics,
tnelr possession OF tie imperial p9trong-e
II New York city is of far more iInpor-
lance than tue government Of the Ul!0l.
Springfield RCpUblicUN Let us frankly
lace and measure the disaster. pbo cagn-
Try mas LOST the best president il has had
for many years, 1t has lost him when his
Work was nut half done The democratic
party has been beaten whea for the lir,U
tlne slhce early days II WAS dis
unctiy identitled with great popular re-
form. The republican party hss come
BACK INTO power, still dominated by ITS
most unit man, and victorious through
MS sunservlency 10 great moueyed inter
est. we snail not make light of such a
national mi fortune as this.
Boston Post: With the election still in
douh', II is loo early TO speak Of the posi-.
ple results 10 come from it, Ii may ne
shd, however, lnAt, whether Mr. C!eve-
lAnd Is reelected 10 continue the l,lcy Of
Admr StratiOu with which his nsme is
ldentlhed. or q neral Harrison ~ chosen
to re-ertanllsh B.aiueism at Washington,
the cause of reform has been gra9.iy adj
yanced 10y the canvass OF which this is The
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B RLINGTON, VIZ, FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 9. le>>

In Steuben county Harrison's plurality
is 2475, Miller's 1898.
Schuyler county, (corrected) gives Har-
rison 27O4, Cleveland 1875, Fisk 2l9, Miller
2G32, Hill 2O45
Orleans county (ofliciaD gives Harrison
4277, Cleveland 32l4, Fisk 735, Miller 1926,
Hill 1929. Jones $50.
Herkimer county, revised, gives Harri-
son 1OGS plurality and Miller 1898 plurality.
Rock and county, complete, gives Cleve-
land 1899, Harrison 3Ol2, Fisk PAS, Hill
3s4l and Miller 3l0l.
ST. Lawrence county, revised, gives
Harrison IA 233, Cleveland 6392, Miller
1850, hill 63j3.
NEW YoRK-Suffolk county complete,
gives Cleveland 6579, Harrison 7l4O, Fisk
4G5
Richmond county gives Cleveland a
plurality OF 1893
Westchester county it is estimated, gives
Cleveland 1900 majority.
Putnam county gives Harrison 2O05,
Cleveland 1912
Duchess county gives Harrison 1903
majority.
A Republican Gain of IL, 900 in 1907 Dis
tricts.
NEW YORK, Nov. ten hundred and
seven election districts in New
York State, outside of New York and
Kings county,g Cleveland i9S, 153 Har-
rison 24G,3 1856, Fisk 11,5s5. The same dis
tricts in 1884, gave Cleveland 1S3lOO,
Blaine 2l9,7 st. John l0,915.
rev York Press Estimates
NEW YORK, Nov. THE Tribune fgur S
out a plurality of 1O,3l9 for Harrison in the
State, the estimates beng made where
authentic figures are lacking. BY the
same means Hill is given a plurality OF
16,414.
The Sun says that Harrison has II, ,76%
plurality and Hill IS, 95! 1t says the next
House of Representatives will be so evenly
divided between the two parties the oflic
ial count will he necessary TO decide which
is in the majority, Its figures show lndl
ana gives Harrison plurality of about
20OD.
Secretary Sherwin of the demo cratic
national committee said tonight it look
ed now as if Harrison had carried the
State, but it would require the official re
turns to determine it.
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RIOTlNG IN VIRGINIA.
AN OUTBREAK BETWEEN WHITES
ANo BLACKS AT PORTSMOUTH.
Two white Men Fatally Shot-rhe militia
called out Everybody Under Arms
More Ttouble Expected Intense
Excitement Prevails.

NORFOLK, Va, Nov. 7.-There was a riot
in Portsmouth about eight tonight
between whites and blacks. Four humid
red negroes marched down High street,
the principal thorough re, singing hang
Grover Cleveland on a sour apple tree"
At the corner of Dinwidde street q largs
party OF white men were congreggted.
white boy and a negro had
-cuf1ia and the negroes came to the rescue
Of their comrade and we're charged by the
whites. Hardly haG the Gght commenced
before shots were fired br the negroes.
Then the widest confusion prevailed
after about 10 shots had been fired the
negroes retrcated. The whites then dis
.overed three of theiC uc1 were wounded,
James MHhoney aud John Reigner prob
tbly fatally Immediately the whites be-
gan arning themselves and every body is
now armed. -
Mayor Baird has called out the Old
Dominion guards and 100 special police
men were sworn in. Intense excitement
prevales. The negroes are reported
forming Just outside The city and another
outbreak is feared A detachment of
guards will be sent to desperss Tue mob Of
negroes.
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NEW HAMPSHIRE.
A Clean Sweep for the Republicans In the
Granite state.

CONCORD, n. H., Nov. THE returns
indicate plurality for Harrison of 1000
with majority of nearly 20O0 for Goodell
republican, for governor. Mute, republi
can, leads Mckinney, democrat, in the
first district by approximately 800
Moore, republican, leads Mann, democrat,
in second district by 1900. The republ-
cans will have more than 25 majority in
the House and majority of the State
senators, executive council and consttu-
tional convention.
One hundred and forty towns and cities
gives Harrison ELSIE, Cleveland 2O,3S4,
scattering s3l. The same in 1884 gave
Blaine 2O5 7, Cleveland 1909, scattering
1l0l. Republican net gain of 81.
CONCORD, N. H., Nov, 7-Returns from
all but "a towns and wards in the State
give Harrison 43l69, Cleveland 40,42l Fisk
1862, Goodell, republican, for governor Az
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19S Amsden, democrat, 4l,04O, Carr, pro-
hibitionist, 1923, Harrisou's plurality
will be about 225O Goodell's about $50,
leaving no choice, a majority being
required. AS the Legislature is republi-
can Goodell will be elected.
The vote is the largest ever cast in the
State. Mute, republican, is elected to
Congress over Mckinney, democrat, in
the first district by about 500. Moore, re-
publican, over Mann, democrat, in the
second district by about 1000. The repub-
lcans have elected 10 senators and the
democrats eight, with no ehoice in three
districts, as the republicans have ma
iority of about 25 in the House The re
publcans will be elected. This will give
them 33 majority on joint ballot, being
the same as in 1856.
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CONNECTICUT.
Cleveland Ahead-The Republicans Gain
Congressmann

Cleveland Ahead-The Republicans Gain
Congressmann
HARTFORD, Nov. The State has gone
for Cleveland by about SO The congress
sonal delegation stands two republicans
and two democrats.
The returns from every town in Con
necticut show total vote for governor of
1913. 542 of which Bulkeley, republican, has
70 6G6, Morris, democrat, 1901, Morris
lacks 174l of a majority and Buckley will
be elected by the repu blican Legislature
The Courant's returns make the total
vote of Connecticut 1860 for president
Cleveland 14,S54, Harrison 1880, prohib-
ton 4l05, labor ticket 19l This makes
Cleveland's plurality only 334. A change
of l6S votes would give the State to Har-
rison Every town in the fourth congress
sional district heard from, the figures
now elect Miles (republican) by eight plu-
rality in vote of Al 964, previous returns
gave the district to Seymour, the present
member. If the official count proves the
correctness of the figures, Connecticut
will gain two republican congressman in
stead of one as previously reported
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Other Southern states.

Florida is democratic by $4,000.
South Carolina gives a democratic plu-
rality of 35 600 and elects a solid congress
sional delegation.
Tennessee is democratic by largely in.
creased majority Congressional delega-
ton unchanged.
In the 10th and llth Kentucky distrcts
Wilson and Finly, republicans are prob
ably elected.
Delaware Legislature Stin in Doubt
WILMINGTON, DEL, > p. M.-Delaware
Legislature still III doubt.
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Pub isherS.
HARRISON AT INDIANAPoLIs.
dow the President elect Received the
Keturns-The CITY Ablaze.

Keturns-The City Ablaze.
INDIANAPOLIs, Nov. 7.-Gen. Harrison
,ud his household did not rise very early
his morning owing to their last nights
vigils. 1t was O'Clock this morning
vhen the bulletins ceased coming
nd the general retired after figuring out
rom the 22O Indiana precincts which
bowed a net gain OF six votes TO the pre-
:incts, which if maintained throughout
would tur the State republican. This
vas hop full, even encouraging news from
nis own State at least and it proved good
iews for the general go to bed on, for
got a good nights rest and i lUokrg
and feeling in excellent health and spiIis
Al o'clock the bulletins were resume
aud seemed to set a. rest all doubts alb II
New NO k. Coincldeut with these Ia e
New Yo bulletins there began to arrive
1 Hood IF Cuugrdtulatory telegram irCgi
ii sections of the country. Gen. Harrison
very conservative about conErAtu atIuu,
and wants 10 feel sure hr is on
u the woods before he permits himself C
anticipate IN such OceeduS. th-r,
we're great many callers 1T the non 90 be-
ity. In tact the nrighbors cam in wth
look of apparent possession. Ga Atneo ~
de there was quiet. The CroWu standing
.azing at the house, looking to cd.u -
glimpse of the general as ne occasionally
passed the widow. The demonstrate on.
n the city were of the most enthusiastic
character. Large crowds were congrs
9ted in the different parts Of the cit.
cheering for Ben. Harrison.
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OHIO.
The Republicans Garry the State by a
Large Majority.

The Republicans Garry the state by a
Large MajOrity.
COLUMBUS, Ohio, Nov. 7.-Probably the
coolest and apparently the least interest d
man in the city to-day was Judge Thur
man, who spent the time in same way
rs he has done the past few years, quietly
resting in his library. On being asked
for expression of his opinion he said he
had nothing to say.
The two State committees are still re-
ceiying re urns from the State and figur-
ing up the gains and losses, republicans
claiming a plurality of $4,000 to 10000,
placing their estimate ou no or less
compile e returns from about half the
counties in tue State. The democratic
committee says complete or conserva
lively estimated retur from %
out of IS counties give evidence
of a democratic gain of a little over 5000,
and if this ratio continues, which they
scarcely dare hope, they will carry the
State. AT any rate they say there is no
doubt they cut down the republican plur
ality to small figures.
For Congress the democrats say their
losses balance their gains. The republi-
cans cain a net gain of one, harrison
lost in the 10th, claiming gain in the 9TH
and 2lst. Among the representatives in
the next Congress from Ohio will
be Butterworth republican, Caldwell
rep; Williams, rep; Voder, dem
Seney, DEM Moray rep; Kennedy
rep; Cooper, rep Hanes dem; Thorn
son, rep Pugsley, rep; Cultivate
dem {; Wickham, dem Grosvenor, rep
Owen, dem ; j. d. Taylor, rep McKin
ley, rep b. b. Taylor, rep; Smysel
| rep Z; Burton, rep;
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our returns this morning confirm those
Of yesterday as to the general result. The
elec ion of Harrison and Morton is con
ceded by all well Informed democrats,
though many, remembering how the re-
suit hung in doubt for several days four
years ago, and finally settled down to a
democratic vict ry, have been hoping that
such might be the case this time till con-
PEELED to abandon the hope. New York Is
for Harrison by nearly 1900 plurality,
and Indiana for Harrison by $500. Cali
fornia has gone for Cleveland by perhaps
5000, and Connecticut by very small
margin. AS the case now stands Harrison
and Morton will have 225 electoral votes,
or "a more than enough to elect them.
Especial deIpatch to the Free Press.
NEW YORK, Nov. 7-"Harrison's all
right" is the word everywhere to-
day. Even the democrats and
mugwumps concede it, The repub-
licans are jubilant and are preparing to
celebrate magnificently the situation. AT
noon the situation appears to be this :;
Harrison has carried every State thai
voted for Blaine in 1884 giving him lS@
votes, He carries New York by
IA 900 to 16 600, giving 36 more
or 2lS in all. That is II more than he
needed TO elect him. There are the best
reasons for believing he has carried IL
hx } Twin 1 ntaG
more, or 233 to lGS for Cleveland in the
electoral college. The democratic papers
now concede Indiana to Harrison by 1000
There is still hope of Harrison carrying
Connecticut, though it is doubtful. Lii
tie has been heard from Californa
but Oregon is all right by 1000
and Nevada telegraphs that she is repub
lican from top to bottom by $1,000 Cali
fornia is therefore undoubtedly republican
by probably 0O0O
Virginia and West Virginia are still in
very doubt, the Delaware Legislature il
close and the republicans have hope O
electing United States Senator. The pro
hibition vote in this State and elsewherc
is insignificant. The republicans clam
with good reason majority of 10 10 20 il
Congress 1t is feared that Warnel
Miller NJ beaten for governor of New Yorl
by Hill and the grog shops by small plu
rality. In this city Tammany Hall car
ries everything.
The Tribune publishes a monumen
with this inscription Pause, stranger, be
meath this shaft, where the wicked CEASE
from perniclous activity and the weary are
In innocuous desuetude, lie the politica
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CALIFOR MA


SAN FRANCISCO, Nov 6,-Fcur hundred
and forty-iive precincts in California out of
a total of 1860 outside of San Francisco city
give Harrison 21,499 Cleveland 25,544. No
comparison bv precincts possible owing to
the large number of new precincts. The
democrats claim a majority for Cleveland
of about 5000 and the republicans concede
1900.
Out of 1890 precincts outside of San
Francisco, 6l9 precincts give Harrison
47,O04, Cleveland l,2l5
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MARYLAND


DenOcfatlc nv n Largely lSeuuCcu majoti-
ty-KepubiiCan Congressman Elected.
BALTIMORE, Nd, Nov. THE sun,
(democ atic) gives the official figures tor
the entire State rs follows: CLEVELAND
1O6, $50, Harrison 100 5Sl, Fisk 1861. Cleve
lands plurality G5O9, against ILLS il
1854, and majority Of 1G}s against 77l3 in
1854. Rayner, (democrat) for Congress, is
defeated by Stockbridge, republican, IN
the 4th district by 80 votes.
Republicans cut down Majority Half and
make a Congressional Gain.
BALTIMORE, Md, Nov. - Returns
from all the counties in the State by the
Sun give Cleveland a plurality of 5,506,
against II, 1lS in 1854. The republicans are
sure of two and claim three congressman.
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BATH, Me-, Nov, There is enthusi-
astic rejoicing by the republicans in Bath
tonight. All the campaign companies
are parading with bands and bells ringing,
trumpets blowing and salutes. \ con
gratulatory meeting was held in City
Hall. Many houses were illuminated.
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THE GREAT VICTORY.

alried New York and Indiana, but Lost
Connecticut by IA small Majority.
Senator Edmunds received this after.
noon the following dispatch:
NEW YORK, Nov. Z.
1--WE have carried New York and Indi-
jority. NJ. S. QUAY.
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Senator Edmunds received despatch
from Secretary Fasse't of the republican
national committee lasc evening stating
that New York had gone for Harrison By
Is 900 that Indiana was also sure for Har-
rison, and that Harrison was without
dOuht elected
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MA ssACHUSETTS

Gone Republican by over 10000 Plural
ity.
BosToN, Nov. 7-All but two towns in
this State give Harrison S3,447, Cleveland
Isl 800, Fisk S64l The same towns in
1884 gave Blaine LAG, ,Gl3, Cleveland l22,20I,
Butler "a ,376, st. John 99l6. The guber-
material vote is Ames lS0 430, Russell
152 $40, Earle 9l7O. Republican plurality
1883 The two missing towns will prob
ably increase the republican plurality by
about 80 votes.
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WEST VIRGINIA.


WHEELING, Nov. 1T is pretty well
assured, the Legislature will be repubi
can. S. r. Kinson, republican, is elected
to Congress ia the first district, jackson,
democrat, in the fourth. The second and
third districts are in doubt both state
committees claim the election OF governor
and the fight Is very close.
Great Gains Made by the Republicans In
this Close state.
CHARLESTON, w. Va, Nov. NO re
turns have been received yet of a reliable
information The republican State and
county ticket are carried beyond doubt
with probably one exception, the prose-
cutting attorney. No definite news will be
received before tomorrow.
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PESNSYLNANIA.
For Harrison $4,000 Strong.

PHILADELPHIA Nov. 7-Scranton, Nc
Cormack, Atkinson, Ray, Townsend and
Watson, all republicans, are elected i'll the
tlth 10th, 18th, 24th, 25th, and 21th dis
tricts. The republicans elect 10 congress
men and the democrats six. Three dis
tricts are IN doubt. The Legislature is
largely republican. Harrison's plurality
IA 600
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VICTORY ASSURED.

senator Ouay Says we have New York by
$4,000 and Indiana by 5000,
NEW YORK, Nov. 7.-Senator Quay au
lOrizes the following statement; The re
Dublicans, Tuesday, carried by increased
laiorites all the States carried by Blaine
n 1854, and in addition have New York by
plurality of $1,000 ald Indiana by 4 plu-
rality from 1000 to 5000. West Virginia is
n doubt. Gen Harrison's election is as
-uraI
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CHATTANOOGA, Nov. There was great
bulldozing and intimidation of coloreu
men attempting to vote the democratic
ticket in this city by colored republicans.
Men were bodily carried from the polls,
colored women taking a conspicuous part
Those supposed to he democrats were
afraid to 90 to the polls.
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NORTH CAROLINA.

Slight Gains in the Democratic Majority.
RALEIGH, n. c., Nov 7.-Returns from
one fourth of State show Cleveland gains
Of 93S. The Legislature certainly demo
cratic
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The Congressional Districts.

DETROIT, Nav. 7-Chapman, democrat,
probably elected in the first district Allen,
republican, in the SECOND O'Donnell, re-
publican, in the third Burrows, republi-
can, in the fourth Whitney, democrat, in
the seventh; Bliss, republican, in the
eight Catcheon. republican, in the ninth.
Fisher, democrat, In the tenth; Stephen
son, republican, in the eleventh, probably.
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DELA w ARE.

4 United States SenAtOr Eained In Place
'of Saul-bury.
WILMINGTON, DEL, Nov. 7.-Advices re-
ceived by the Morning News show Kenl
and Sussex counties have both given sale
republican maiorities on the Legislature,
and county tickets for the first time in the
history of the party !rhis ensures repu' !.
lican majority of two votes in the mex
Legislature on Joint ballot which will elect
a republican senator to succeed salisbury
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Read "Crcssy."
MlDHIG AN.

Sure Gain of Three Congressman and
Possibly Four.
DETROIT, Nov THE election of
Wheeler, republican, in the 10th district
over Fiber, the present incumbent, is
conceded This leaves but one district,
the seventh, in doubt, and is a republican
gain of three. Should Whiting, democrat,
be re ele cted in the seventh, which now
seems probable, the delegation will stand
nine republicans and two democrats. For
governor, Luce's plurality will exceed 10,
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Read "Crcssy."

Democrats Coucede CIevelands Defeat.
A special despatch from the New York
World comedies that the republicans have
carried New York and that Harrison j,
all
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ALABAAI \.

Cleveland Carries 1t by Good Majority
SELMA, Alabama, Nov. THE returns
indicate large majority for Cleveland
throughout the State.
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NEBR ASK A

Has Gone for Harrison by $4,000 to 3d.
600 Majority.
LINCOLN, Neb., Nov. The latest esti
mates from the returns received by the
State Journal give Nebraska to Harrison
by between 5000 to $4,000. For governor
Thayer, republican, has $4,000 majority.
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EIRGISIA.

Is Carried by the Democ, ats by Reduced
Majority.
RICHMOND, Va, Nov.7.-Cleveland has
carried the State by a reduced majority.
The democrats elect six congressman, the
republicans one, and three are doubtful.
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MISSOURI.

st Louis Goes for Harrison by over 5000.
ST. LOUIS, Nov. I, 1870 p. m.-One hun
dred and fOrty-siX precincts out of a tota
OF l52 in St. Louis, gives Cleveland 25,G4l,
Harrison 81 91S
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Republicans Jubilant IN Hartford

HARTFORD, Conn, Nov. The repub-
licans paraded the streets this afternoon
in rejoicing over the presidential result.
A jubilee meeting was held tonight AT
ALVIN Hall
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The Vote Where Cleveland Used to Live

BUFFALO, y. V, Nov. "A revision OF
the returns tonight gives in the city,
Harrison 2S 1921, Cleveland 21,Sl0; in the
towns Harrison S SO, Cleveland 7s05 total
city and county vote, Harrison 8,4l4,
Cleveland 296l5. Harrisons plurality
11Qa
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COLORADO.
Overwhelming Minority for Harrison and
tho Republican Ticket.

DENVER. Nov. 7.-Returns from 81
counties in Colorado out of 43, give Har-
rison nearly 1900 majority and Cooper
republican, for governor, between 5000
and IL, 900 majority.