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De San Patricio, participant 81
senior Cepeda, al enviarle place.
mes por Ia absolucion, que esta
es un nuevo astro que sparece en-
ell horiIonte.
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que yer |. sentencia!
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1888-07-18

De Las Marfas, otro aut6nomo
fslicita al setior Cepeda, de tOdo
coraz6n, por habersele absuelto
con la sentencia de marras.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1888-07-18

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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-11-07
MINNESOTA.
The Republican Governor Elected by
Small Plurality.

The Republican Governor Elected by
Small Plurality.
ST.. PAUL, MIMI, Nov. THE Globe an
nounces that on returns from Minnesota,
Eugene Wilson is elected governor and that on
the returns from the same towns Harrison and
Morton will carry the state by about Il, 900. On
the congressional tickets, the defeat of Edmund
Rice, democrat, is conceded and the election OF
Thomas Wilson, democrat, claimed. The
second, third and fifth districts are in doubt.
The Pioneer Press scattering returns from
most counties and estimates of the others show
the following figures on governor:
Merriam, republican, sc, 379; Wilson, demo-
crat, "a, ,837; Harrison, prohibitionist, 5,164.
Merriam's plurality is 1,542.
In the above Merriam's plurality in Hennepin
County is estimated at 1000, but the latest re-
ports make it but 8, 500. In st. Paul Wilson's
plurality is 5000. In st. Paul the same
precints give Harrison for President II, ,157 and
Cleveland Il, ,032 About half the returns from
the first congressional district give Dunnell a
plurality Of but 80 over Wilson, the present
democratic incumbent. In this Ramsey)
county, Congressman Rices majority of 5000
two years ago has been wiped out and his re-
publican opponent, Snyder, has 1000.
LATEST CLAIMS OF THE REPUBLICANS.
MINNEAPoLIs, MIMI, Nov. z, II a. m.-The
republican state committee claim plurality of
$4,000 for Harrison and Morton; l6, 600 for Mer-
riam, republican candidate for governor; &c, 900
for the balance of the state ticket and the cleo
ton Of five republican congressman, a clean
sweep.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-11-07
CLAIMING INDIANA.
The Democrats Think They Have Car
ried it by 5000 or 900.

The Democrats Think They Have Car
ried It by 5000 OF 1000.
Special Dispatch to HE EVENING STAR.
INDIANAPOLIS, Nov. Indiana returns are
yet far from complete, but from those received
at several points the indications are that the
state is democratic by from 5000 to 1000. At
the democratic state committee rooms, where
official reports only are recognized, 200 pre-.
cincts out Of 1 ,s06 in the state give net demo-
cratic gain Of 800 on the basis Of the vote Of
's6. This, Marion County, is conceded by the
Ne,os to be democratic by probably 500. Dem
ocratic returns are from Sc precincts in total
OF 90 in the county, showing net gain over SO
Of 81 votes. On this basis the democrats claim
the county by 800 or 400. The streets Of this
city were crowded with people all night. Ar
rangements had been made at the newspaper
ofices, and many other points, to bulletin the
returns. At these points crowds were collected
throughout the night. This morning they are
larger.
ANuoUsLY AWAITING INDIANA RRTuRNs.
The republicans were jubilant last night,
claiming everything and parading the streets
with horns and bands Of music. The jollinca-
ton over the New York result by the republi.
cans was Of the kind that followed Harrison's
nomination. Hats were destroyed and painted
coats were dshgured with chalk, and the noisy
rejoicing made bedlAm through the night
The democrats were much discouraged from
the first, as their first returns from indiana
were not favorable. The committee-roomi
were packed during the night, and special
wires furnished constant bulletins. The re-
turns were so slow in coming in that many &C.
cused both committees Of holding back the
figures, which was taken by both sides as an
unfavorable indication. During the morning
they were not much more satisfactory, and i
may be late this afternoon before the count il
complete.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-11-07
MICHIGAN,
Republican Electors Chosen, but Dem.
Ocrats Claim the Governor.

Republican Electors Chosen, but DEM
Ocrats Claim the Governor.
DETROIT, Nov. z, 5a.m.-Later returns do not
materially change the situation in Michigan.
The Free Press comedies the election of the
Harrison electors, but says the vote on governor
will be extremely close. The Tribune claims
the election of both national and state tickets,
the former by plurality of 10000 and the lat
ter by at least 10000.
ONE CONGRESS DISTRICT CERTAINLY DEMOCRATIC
The republicans claim to have carried every
congressional district except the first while the
democrats concede the defeat of Ford in the
fifth and say the sixth and eighth are in doubt
LUCE RUNS BEHIND HIS TICKET.
DETROIT, MIcH., Nov. T-Michigan has gone
republican by plurality ranging from $1,000
to $4,000 on'th electoral ticket. Luce (rep.) J,
for governor, runs behind the rest of the ticket.
but not more than 5000. He lost in the large
cities, but gained in the country, where he did
not encounter the opposition Of the liquor men.
The
REPUBLICANS GAIN TWO CONGRESSMAN
certainly, and perhaps three, Tarsney being
defeated in the eighth and Ford in the fifth
district. The tenth is still in doubt The leg
islature is safely republican on joint ballot, in
suring the election Of q republican Senator to
succeed Palmer.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-11-07
VIRGINIA REPRESENTATIVES.
Richmond Advices Indicate the Ele
fi0n of Nine nemocrafs

Richmond Advices Indicate the Elec-
ton of Nine Democrats.
Special Dispatch to The EVENING STAR.
RICHMOND, Va, Nov. --latest returns indi-
cate strong probability that the democrats
will get nine out Of ten Congressman. The re-
turns show that Kendall, democrat, in the first
district is increasing in strength.
The Ninth District.
Special Dispatch to THE EVENING STAR.
ABINGDON, Va, Nov. 7.-Complete returns
from this county gives Buchanan, democrat,
candidate for Congress, 430 over Bowen, re-
publican. This county gave Cleveland 67s in
1884, democratic loss of 248. Russell County
gives Cleveland and Buchanan 3S7 majority. A
private telegram to Mr. Buchanan reports the
republican majority in Scott County 40. Scott
County gave republican majorities of 321 and
537 in 1884 and 1886, respectively. Thirteen
out Of the nineteen precincts Of Tazewen
County give Bowen GA majority, showing
large democratic gains. This insures Buchan-
ans election. Cleveland and Buchanan have
about the same vote.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-11-07

The BOND OFFERINGS TO-DAY were as fol-
lows: 4 per cent coupons, $50, 900 at 12sss; per
cents registered, 100000 at 100; $50 900 at 12s
$500 900 at 12s5s; 5000 900 at 1885, total $780,
600; AZ per cents registered, 50, 900 at 1081S
S12O,OOO at 10S13, ex-interest; total S122, 900.
PERsoNAL.-Secretary Endicott and Senators
Mcpherson and Gibson were in New York last
night.-W. D. Ludlow, W. M. Stafford and L.
I. Boutoux, Of New York, and Mira Mohamed,
OF the Persian Legation, are at Willard's.-
VIM. Bum, Of Philadelphia, and Horace P.
Dickie, and E. L. Radcliff, of New York, are at
Welckers.-George J.Quinby, of Cambridge,
Francis Forbes and Rev. VIM. A. Newbold, of
New York; w. ]. Clemson, of Taunton, Mass,
and Charles Carroll, of Maryland, ARE at Worm
!eys.-Geo. h. Benjamin, w. H. Burke and
John Devereux, of New York; F. Carver of Eng
land; II. j. Montgolfer, of Pennsylvania; L. J..
Montgolfer, Of Montreal, and Elias Friend, of
Milwaukee, are at the Arlington.-JohnA Am
bier Smith returned this morning from New
York.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-11-07
AOAOS sSAAAC W AuO OQGx
AFTER THE GREAT BATTLE
Harrison Clearly The Victor.
Ills Plurality in New York About 10000.
CONNECTICUT DEMOCRATIC
INDIANA Is STILL IN DOUBT.
But Latest Returns Indicate that Harrison
has Carried It
WHAT JUDGE THURMAN THINKS
The Democrats Could Have Won In Ohio
with Proper Effort.
CONNECTICUT DEMOCRATIC
INDIANA Is STILL IN DOUBT.
But Latest Returns Indicate that Harrison
Has Carried It
WHAT JUDGE THURMAN THINKS
The Democrats Could Have Won In Ohio
with Proper Effort.


Columbus Democrats Lost Money on the
Strength Of His Dispatches.
Special Dispatch to THE EVENING STAR
COLUMBUS, OHIO, Nov. 7.-Mr. Calvin 8.
Brice is roundly censured here for sending
dispatches yesterday, and up to midnight
claiming New York for Cleveland. On the
strength Of his dispatches about midnight
several hundred dollars was put up on Cleve-
lands election, under the impression that the
history of "a was to be repeated.
JUDGE THURMAN
remained at his home last night, spending the
evening quietly with his wife, while his son.
Allen W. Thurman, telephoned the important
news from the uptown Office The teleprams
OF Brice during the day and night were calcu-
lated to enthuse the sold Roman" to a con-
siderable degree. The only republican candi-
date on the county ticket elected is MIR. Hull
ings for prosecuting attorney. His reelection
means that the tally sheet forgeries of three
years ago will be prosecuted. Huling's major
ity is about 800.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-11-07
A LITTLE BOOM IN WALL STREET.
1t Does Not Last Long, However, and
Things Become Dull Again.

NEW YORK, Nov. Z, II q. m.-Ths stock mar
ket opened with . rush This morning, the 40
tivity being greater than has been seen for
months at that time Of day, while first prices
were invariably materially higher than Mon
days closing figures, Missouri Pacific showing
an advance Of u per cent and New York Gem
tral and New England 1 per cent each, the
others fractional amounts The spurt in prices,
however, was not maintained, as in the early
dealings they fell of rapidly, and in the frst
half hour Atchison retired II per cent, Mic
souri, i, Lackawanna y, and New England q,
while the general list was brought down nearly
to Mondays closing figures. There was a luil
In the activity after the first fifteen minutes,
and later in the hour the market became COM
paratiyely duh, while prices again improved
small fractions. Cotton oil was a marked feat
ure, being active, and after opening up n per
cent rose IL per cent further. There was no
further change Of importance in the list, and
at IL O'Clock the market was quiet and steady
to firm, generally at slight fractions below the
opening prices.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-11-07
NEW YORK.
Harrison Carries it by Z, 900 to 10, 600,
and Hill by About 10000.

New YORK, Nov. THE opinion formed
last night, which gave the state Of New York to
Harrison for President, and to Hill for gov
ernor, is confirmed by later scattering returns
The districts yet to be heard from cast in 1884
total OF 364 $40 votes. Reports by counties,
including Allegheny, Cattaraugus, Cortland,
Delaware, Ontario, 0nondaga, Putnam,
Queens, Rensselaer,, Rockland Seneca, Schuy-
ler, Suffolk, Tompkins, Ulster, Wayne, West
chester and Yates indicate q further gain OF
$500 for Harrison. II the scattering precincts
not heard from and not in the counties above
named keep up the drift shown in adjoining
precincts heard from, Harrisons plurality will
be from 5000 to IL, 900, and Hills about 10, ,0OO
GREEN COUNTY GIVES CLEVELAND $50.
CoxsAcKIE, N. Y, Nov. 7.-Green county
gives $50 plurality for Cleveland
New YORK, Nov. 7.-Harrison's majority II
Oswego County is s, $50.
PUTTING HARRIsoN's PLURALITY AT 1900.
ALBANY, N. Y, Nov. THE Evening Journo
estimates q plurality Of 1900 for Harrison
and 1000 for Hill in New York state, with re
publican gain Of nine assemblymen. The con
gressional delegation is unchanged in politica
proportion.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-11-07
IS VIRGINIA IN DOUBT?
There Is an Impression That Way at
Lynchburg To-Day.

AAcro IL an impression That way at
Lynchburg To-Day.
Special Dispatch to THE EVENING STAR
LYNcHBURG, Va, Nov. 7,-This city is in q
whirl Of excitement to-day over yesterdays
election. Business is entirely suspended and
large crowds are congregated on every street
corner and around the bulletin-boards eagerly
discussing the result. Many refuse to credit
the teleSnphic dispatches confirming Harri-
sons election and insist that the official re-
turns will put a different phase upon the mat
ter. The vote in the sixth Virginia district
was very heavy, and Edmunds, dem, has been
elected over McCaull, rep, and Hopkins, ind,
by $500 majority. Hopkins vote will not
reach 75 in the district Returns from the
ninth district indicate the election Of Bu-
chanan, dem., over Bowen, the present repub-
lican representative, by at least 500 majority.
Yost, rep, defeats Tucker in the tenth, and
Lester. dem:, is elected in the fifth over
Brown by at least 1000. The state is certainly
in doubt, and a small majority either way
would not be a surprise here.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-11-07
NEW JERSEY.

The Democrats Have the Senate for the
First Time I'm Ten Years.
TRENTON, N. j., Nov. THE democratic
plurality in New Jersey is now put down at
5000. The democrats elect to Congress Geisen-
hainer, in the third district; Fowler, in the
publicans elect Bergen, in the first; Buchanan,
in the second; Beckwith, in the fifth, and Lehl-
bach, in the sixth. The Legislature will be
democratic by close vote. The senate stands:
Democrats, IL; republicans, 10. This is the
had the senate. The lower house is claimed
by the republicans to be tie, but the demo-
Gratis say they have a majority. The closenees
of the legislature will make the contest for
United States Senator next winter unusually
exciting.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-11-07
SECRETARY WHITNEY SAYS
That New York Went Republican Be.
cause the Workingmen Were No
Properly Educated on the Tariff Ques.
ton.

Secretary Whitney returned to the city very
early this morning and appeared at the De-
partment with the first comers among the
clerks. For a long time he sat in his inner
Office, with his hat on the back of his head,
and wrote. Then he received Commodore
Harmony, whom he greeted with the express
sion:
'Well, we've nothing to congratulate our
selves upon"
In conversation with caller he said that
the loss Of New York to the democrats was
caused by the fact that the workingmen had
not been properly educated as to the tariff.
The question, he said, has not been properly
presented to them, and they were made to be-
heve that the democrats were free-traders in
stead of mere tariff reductionists.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-11-07
JUDGE THURMAN's COMPLAINT.
He Says Ohio Might Have Been Carried
If His Advice Was Followed.

ac says OHlO MlgnC have been Carried
If His Advice Was Followed.
Special Dispatch to THE EVENING STAR
COLUMBUS, O., Nov. THE disappointment
here when the continued press reports indica-
ted the defeat Of Cleveland in New York can be
better imagined than described. Before retir-
ing after midnight Judge Thurman, through
his son, said: 81 notice that Col. Brice is send
ing out dispatches claiming New York by $50
plurality. think that very ill-advised, as there
Is nothing to gain by such policy, and many
democrats may be induced to bet on the strength
OF his assertions. The returns do not bear him
out In what he says. believe we are beaten
even II we have New York. From the figures
that we have here estimate that Harrison has
certainly carried New York by at least 10 OOO
New Jersey Is no doubt democratic, but that is
VERY SMALL CONSOLATION
at this time. So far have received but one
report from Connecticut, but that did not look
well for US, and don't believe I want to hear
any more from that state. 1t looks to me as il
the people OF the United States had decided
that tariff is not tax and they are the final
arbiters in this case. If they have so decided
quickly than 1"
What do you think of Mr.. Townsend g claims
as to Ohio?" was asked
''The republican plurality in Ohio will not be
more than 10000, and doubt if it runs as high
as 5000 With nearly $50 voting precincts in this
state heard from the average democratic gain
Is "a to the precinct. If the national commit
tee had listened to Brice and Townsend and me
and given us the aid we asked
WE SHOULD HAVE CARRIED THE STATE.
On the contrary, they not only gave us no aid,
but took the money we raised. We could not
organize Cincinnati because we had not the
means. If the committee had taken our ad-
vice they would have carried the state, as it is
they have lost it and the election"
'Do you then give up the entire election?"
was asked
1--WE must. Harrison is undouhtadlv alacted
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-11-07
THE GRAND OLD MAN.
His Vigor and Endurance Astonish Peo.
pie at birmingham.

Special Cable Dispatch to THE EVENING sr.R
LONDON, Nov. 7.-Rumors of impending riots
at Birmingham fortunately were not verified.
The liberal unionists simply kept away from
the demonstration in honor of Gladstone, but
the Gladstonians were numerous enough to
make one Of the most imposing demonstrations
ever given to public man in England. Glad
stones vigor is extraordinary and his power Of
endurance no less remarkable than at any pre-
vious period of his career They were the gem
eral theme of wonderment But for his slightly
impaired voice and venerable appearance, it
would be difficult to imagine he is on the verge
of eighty
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-11-07
I'VE must. Harrison is undoubtedly elected =
MIR. CONVERSE EXPECTED 1T.

He Says MIR. Cleveland Defeated Him
self by His Last Message.
Special Dispatch to The EVENING STAR
COLUMBUS, OHIO, Nov. 7.-Referring to the
result of yesterdays election, ex-Representa-
tive George L. Converse said: II am not at
all surprised. When Mr.. Cleveland issued his
memorable message in December last and COM
mitted the democratic party to his peculiar
views on the tariff, he virtually decided yester-
days contest. New York protectionists elected
Mr. Cleveland four years ago, and because of
the change Of front Of the President defeated
him yesterday. result that might have been
expected"