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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-11-07
ILLINOIS,.
The Republicans Elect Fourteen and
the Democrats Six Congressman.

The Republicans Elect Fourteen and
the Democrats Six Congressman.
CHICAGO, Nov. THE congressional delega-
ton will stand: First dstrict-Abner Taylor,
Chicago, rep; second-Frank Lawler, Chicago,
dem; third-W. E. Mason, Chicago, rep.
fourth-Geo. E. Adams, Chicago, rep; fifth
A. j. Hopkins, Aurora, rep; sixth-R. r. HIT,
Princetown, rep; eighth-C. A. Hill, Joliet
rep; ninth-L. E. Payson, Pontiac, rep;
tenth-P. 8. Post, Galesburg, rep; eleventh
W. H. Gest, Rock Island, rep; twelfth-Scott
Wike, Pittsfeld, dem; thirteenth-W. n.
Springer, Springfield, dem.; fourteenth. H.
Rowell, Bloomington, rep; fifteenth-J. Can
non, Danville, rep. sixtee nth-G. W. Fithian,
Newton, DEM; northumberland Lane,
Hillsboro, dem; eighteenth-J. E. Hubaker,
Belleville, rep; nineteenth-R. W. Townshend,
Shswneetown, DEM; twentieth-George w.
Smith, Murphysboro, rep.
REPUBLICAN LOSSES IN COOK COUNTY.
CHICAGO, Nov. THE Tribune says: Gen.
Harrison has carried the state of Illinois by at
| least 20, 900 majority, and it may be more,
while '.Private" Fifer has been chosen COVER
nor by majority not far from 200. In Cook
County the vote on governor is close, and it is
not probable the majority either way, when
| figured out, will be large. The Cook County
| returns, when complete, will show a majority
| for Gen. Harrison of probably 5000, whereas
Mr.. Blaine's majority four years ago in the
| outside of the county, show republican gains,
and those, on the average, will tend to COM
pensate for the losses suffered in Cook County
THE LEGISLATURE REPUBLICAN.
The advices from the senatorial districts
show that the republicans will have a majority
of not far from 80 on joint ballot in the next
general assembly. The senate will be made up
Of "a republicans. 16 democrats and / union
labor. The republicans appear to have elected
"a members Of the house, while the democrats
have only mustered SO. The reelection of a
republican to the United States Senate is thus
assured.
LATER RETURNS DO NOT CHANGE THE OUTLOOK.
CHICAGO, Nov. Traditional returns from
the interior to wnsand country districts of the
state of Illinois received this morning do not
justify any change in the estimate made in
these dispatches last night of a plurality of
20 900 to $4,000 for Harrison and of 5000 to
20 900 for Fifer, rep, for governor. The fol-
lowing estimates Of counties, part of them from
nearly complete returns will show the general
tendency:
Kankakee, including the..town Of Kankakee,
republican plurality 800, gain of 200; Saline,
re publican plurality 100, a loss of Is; Shelby,
democratic plurality 1,6O0, loss 100; Whiteside,
republican ,460, same as in 1884; Bureau, re-
publican TOO has $50; Mclean, including the
city of Bloomington, republican 1000, gain $50;
McHenry, republican ,425, loss 200; Fayette,
democratic $50, no change; Cumberland, DEM
ocratic $50. loss IS; Sangamon (including the
county Springfeld), democratic ATS, loss $50.
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MALONE CLAIMS VIRGINIA.
He Charges Also that Thousands OF
Negroes Were Illegally Kept from

He Charges Also that thousands OF
Negroes Were Illegally Kept from
Voting.
Special Dispatch to THE EVENING STAR
PETERSBURG, Va, Nov. Cen. Malone,
chairman of the republican state committee, is
still claiming the electoral vote of Virginia for
Harrison and Morton. He admits it is close,
but seems to be sanguine of small
majority. He has discovered an aggregate loss
of about 1000 republican voters who were IN
lawfully and willfully INSTRUCTED, he says, in
their right to vote by democratic
election officials. Newport News, Ports
mouth, Petersburg, and Richmond
are the towns and cities where these
alleged Outrages are said to have been COM
mitted. The democratic registrars in many
places are charged by him with striking from
the books of registration, without sufficient
cause or notice, the names Of large number
of lawful voters of his party.
However well founded or groundless these
charges may be it is now manifest that with
unity among the republican leaders and the
usual republican majority secured in this dis
trict, the state would almost certainly have
gone for Harrison. The result Of
THE CONGRESSIONAL FIGHT HERE
is not yet determined, though the probabilities
favor the election of venable. A cry of fraud
against the democrats from Langston and his
friends is sure to follow, ending most likely in
a contest before the next Congress.
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ID EDITION.
--latest qtlGglaIlS to The Star.
COL. BRICE HOLDS OUT.
Refusing To Give Up Hope Of New York.
CONFLICTING CLAIMS IN INDIANA.
DOUBT ABOUT CONNECTICUT.
COL. BRICE HOLDS OUT.
Refusing To Give Up Hope Of New York.
CONFLICTING CLAIMS IN INDIANA.
DOUBT ABOUT CONNECTICUT.
CALIFORNIA.
A Falling OFF In the Votes OF Both
Candidates from 1884.

A Falling OF in the Votes OF Both
Candidates from 1884.
SAN Francisco, Nov. 7.-California, first con-
gressional district, "a precincts out Of All give
Harrison, 2125; Cleveland, 2,OO2. In 1884 the
same precincts gave Blaine, 2,576; Cleveland,
1885, In the second congressional district SO
precincts out of $50 give Harrison, 1,742; Cleve-
land ,4SO In 1884 they gave Blaine, 1,716
Cleveland, 1859. In the third congressional
district As precincts out of 1S1 give Harrison,
2,5O4; Cleveland, 1,772. The vote here cannot
be compared with that of 1884 on account of a
change in the precincts. Fifth Congressional
district 10 precincts out Of Sc, outside of San
Francisco Harrison, LOGO; Cleveland, 1,172.
Sixth congressional district, SO precincts out of
$685. Harrison, 1874; Cleveland, 3,0OS.
In San Francisco, at midnight, 20 precincts,
so far as counted, give Harrison, $50; Cleve-
land, 754. The republicans allege fraud in
counting the votes.
Republican Gains in the Interior.
SAN FRANsIsco, Nov. THE Chronicle rep,
ceived up to this morning show that the in
terror has been carried by the republicans by a
handsome vote; that the victory in the state
outside Of the city is complete. Harrison has
plurality of from 10, 900 to 1000 in the inter-
ior. In addition to this splendid result the
congressional districts outside of the city gave
majorities for the republican candidates. !"
Democrats Claim the State.
The Examiner, DEM, says: THE indications
in California are more favorable to Cleveland.
There is hardly doubt that the state is demo-
cratic and by good majority. San Francisco
especially has done magniicently. If the IA
tics shown on first returns be maintained,
Cleveland will have 1000 majority in the city.
Returns from nineteen precincts outside San
Francisco give Harrison IL ,225; Cleveland,
9,434.
THE CONGRESSIONAL CONTESTS.
SAN Francisco. Nov. THE Chronicle (rep.)
claims the election of four republican Con-
gressmen in the interior districts, as follows:
In the first and second districts, Thompson and
have been defeated by Dekoren and Eagan,
republicans. McKenna and Vandever, republi-
cans, have been reelected in the third and sixth
districts. Returns from the fourth district are
meager, and no indication is given as to whether
or not Morrow Crep.) has been elected. Re-
turns from the fifth district are also meager,
and no conclusions can be based upon them.
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OHIO'S DELEGATION.
1t VIII Probably Stand Sixteen r

1t VIII Probably Stand Sixteen Re-
publicans and Five Democrats.
Special Dispatch to THE EVENING STAR
COLUMBUS, ONO, Nov. THE Ohio delega-
ton in the Fifty-frst Congress will stand poll
tically as follows: Republicans, Benz. Butter
worth, Jonn A. Caldwell, E. s. Williams, M. M.
Boothman, Henry L. Morey, Robert P. Ken
nelly, William @. Cooper, A. G. Thompson, J. j.
Pugsley, G. P. Wickham, Chas. 81. Grosvenor,
J. d. Taylor. William Mckinley, IT,, Ezra B.
Taylor, M. L. Smyser, T. E. Burton. Total 16.
Democrats, S. s. Yoder, George E. Seny, W.
A. Haynes, ]. A. Cultivate, ]. NJ. Owens.
Total 5. The republicans lose one, Romeis, in
the tenth, and gain two, Burton, in the twenty
first district, who succeeds :.Foran, and Morey,
in the seventh who succeeds Campbell.
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The Washington Stock EXCHANGE,

me io , Gnahges s IRON yesteraay quota
to-day: L. s. AVS, 1891, coupon, 1851 bid, 1857
asked. U. 8. As coupon. 127 bid, 127H asked.
u. s. Is, registered, 127 bid, l27H asked.
d. C. per. imp. 7s 1891, currency, ITO bid, HOY
asked d. C.. 50-year fund, 365s, 1924, currency.
121 bid, 121% asked. Metropolitan Railroad stock,
107 bid 109K asked. North Capitol and Street
Railroad, 80 bid, 40 asked Washington Gas, Al y
bid, AN asked. Georgetown Gas, A bid, As
asked Firemen's Insurance, 3Sk bid. Columbia
Insurance, 12sS bid, Is asked Potomac Insurance,
62h bid. Riggs Insurance, N bid Masonic Hall
bonds, 104 bid, los asked. Washington Market
stock 12A bid National Metropolitan Bank 2O2
bid, 210 asked. Farmers and Mechanics Bank,
Georgetown. 1851 bid. Second National Bank
126 bid, 132 asked. Real Estate Title Insurance
III bid, 124 asked. U. 8. Electric Light, 65 bid,
20 asked. Columbia National Bank rs bid, lei
asked. American Graphophone Co. stocks 14bid,
10 asked.
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THE NEXT HOUSE.
Figuring Out Republican Majority of
One.

According to the returns received by The
STAR up to 8 o'clock, liable of course to cor
rection by more accurate information, the
next House will be very evenly divided between
the two parties. The republicans will have
amajority of one If Henderson, of Iowa, is to
be regarded as independent If he votes with
the republicans their majority will be three. He
voted for the Mills bill, but is a republican in
other respects. The following table will show
how the result is attained:
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DIED..

ESPEY. On Tuesday, November 9th, 1888 at I o .2S
pm, ELENOR 5. ESPEY, wife Of j. A Espey aud
daughter Of Mary and the late Richard Ayton
Funeral will take place from her late residence 327
Eleventh street southwest. Friday. November eth
1855. at 80 pm Relatives and friends invited
TO attend. 1nterment at Oak Hill %
PARKS Entered into rest on Tuesday evening
November 9, 1888, at 10:45, SAMUEL A. PARKS,
aged forty-seven.
Funeral viii take place Friday evening at O'Clock
from his late residence 1917 18th street northwest
Friends Of the family are respectfully invited 20
attend
RAU. On Tuesday. November Q, 1855, at @ D. m,
DAISY NJ. daughter Of Herman A and Caroline Rau,
aged seven years, one month and fourteen days
Funeral private baltimore papers please copyl
WEBER Departed this life November Z, lsss al
IL O'Clock. Mrs. BARBERA WEBER, AGED hfty-two
years.
Funeral will take place from 243 New Jersey avenue
northwest on Friday, November 9th, at O'Clock
pm. Pc
wEILNER On Wednesday, November 2, 1883 at
5:30 O'Clock m, WILLIAM, only and beloved son OF
Louise and the late William Wellner, aged twenty
years.
Funeral from his mothers residence. 400 street
southeast, Friday, At D. m Relatives and friends
invited to attend. %
WILLIAMS. On Tuesday, November g. 1888
ROBERT EDGAR, beloved son Of Robert and Sarah Il
Williams, aged thirteen years and four months.
Funeral from his parents residence, 10l5 Fourth
street northwest, on November =. at O'Clock d. m
Relatives and friends invited 10 attend
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-11-07
CLAIMING INDIANA.
The Democratic Leaders Still Hopeful
of the State.

OF the state.
INDIANAPOLIS. IND, Now 2, 1290 p. m.-Dem-
ocratic managers are assembled at their head
quarters receiving and tabulating their returns.
Chairman Jewett, in answer to interroga-
tories, said: ''Our reports show that we have
carried the state by from 5000 to 5,0O0 unless
returns are tempered with"
Governor Gray thought the state was safely
democratic. Colonel Matson, candidate for
governor, said:
1.-THE result is very doubtful"
8. p. Speerin, secretary Of the democratic
national committee, said: II can only repeat
what / said last night-that we have surely
carried Indiana. l have no doubt Of it. BY
what plurality, Of course, 1 cannot estimate, as
/ believe it will be very close. Our official re-
turns from 237 precincts in the state show net
democratic loss Of only a."
A dispatch received from Fayette County,
the home of Chairman Huston, Of the republican
committee. says: Fourteen out of fifteen pre-
cincts give democratic gains of Is to 40 in the
county,"
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REPUBLICAN FIGURES.
MIR. Mcpherson Calculates q Majority
In Both Senate aud House.

At republican headquarters at the Republic
can League house this afternoon Mr.. McPher-
son was giving out information of
a cheering character to the republicans who
called.
Mr.. Mcpherson this afternoon received the
following dispatch from West Virginia. "Re-
turns meager, but extremely favorable for
both state and Congressman.
w. ]. W. CowDEN."
Mr.. McPherson's latest figuring this afternoon
gave the House a republican majority of fifteen
and the Senate a republican majority of two.
u think" he said, 1--WE have carried the
West Virginia legislature and made gain Of q
Senator"
MIR. McPherson's estimate on New York was
republican plurality of between $500 and
5000, 30 large, he said, that there was no
chance Of wiping it ont.
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CHAMBERLAIN RETURNING.
He Left Queenstown for New York Sc.
cretly on Sunday Last.

LONDON, Nov. THE fact of Mr.. Joseph
Chamberlain's departure for the United States
on board the Cunard Line steamer Aurania,
which sailed from Queenstown on Sunday
last, was guarded with the utmost secrecy
in the fear that it would influence voting in the
American election yesterday. A special state
room had been engaged for him on the Aura
mia, and he rigidly secluded himself until the
vessel left Queenstown. His name does not
appear on the list of passengers.
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The Sackyille Affair.

LONDON Nov. THE Times, commenting on
the correspondence between the foreign Office
and the State Department in Lord Sackville's
case, SAYS that if the Government of the United
States desired to be courteous it might have
telegraphed to Mr.. Phelps, the American min
lister, the details necessary to an understanding
of the case
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UNPRECEDENTED ATTRACTION,
OVER A MILLION DISTRIBUTED
LOUISIANA STATE LOTTERY COMPANY.

Incorporated by the Legislature in 1868 for Edu-
catonal and Charitable purposes, and is franchise
made part of the present State Constitution n 1879
by an overwhelming popular vote
It's GRAND EXTRAORDINARY DRAWINGS take
place Semi Annually, DUNE and Decemberl and its
GRAND SINGLE NUMBER DRAWINGS take place
on each Of the other ten months in the year. and
Orleans, La.
I'VE do hereby certify hat su1errfse the arrange
mems FOR all the month and Semi Drascinos II
The LOutstdnd STATE LOttcrU Company and fn persOs
faand0e and control the DTdtCsOs spseiUes AND that
me same are conducted nth honesty JaiTness and
good dsth toward al parties aud authorize CbF
pdnV % use this ceTtca trlth IaesiBiles " 80
natures attached ia as dduertiseneats.n
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1t Stimulates the Slave Trade,

ZANZIBAR, Nov. THE sultan having noticed
that the Belgian consu had engaged 700 natives
of Zanzibar, to be employed in the Congo free
state, complains thatthe draining of labor from
the country stimulates the slave trade and
threatens the British East Africa Co.'S interest.
The sultan is alive to the fact but fears to veto
the immigration Of the natives.
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REvTvING DEMOCRATIC HOPES.
An Announcement that Cleveland Hss
Carried New York.

Great excitement wAs o&nsed shortly before
s O'Clock in the vicinity Of Pennsylvania ave-
nue. and 10th street. by the announce
ment from the headquarters OF the
democratic central committee OF the
District that Cleveland has carried New YORK.
by plurality OF 1,eo0 The information came
BY telephone, but il was stated that IL was
from tho White House, not from the
President exactly, but from somebody very
close TO him. Inquiry at the White House
failed to show that the President had received
any such gratifying information. A large crowd
quickly assembled around the building from
every direction. and democratic cheers were
given with a will
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Baltimore Markets.

BALTIMORE Nov. z. - Virginia consols. 33a
80; do. ten-forties, 35 bid; do. threes 64a64 x:
Baltimore and Ohio stock, S5a9O; Northern Gen.
trail, rs bid; Cincinnati, Washington and Baltimore
firsts, 97Ha9S1<; do. seconds, 20 asked
BALTIMORE, Nov. 7.-Cotton, quiet and steady
-middling, o.. Flour, duh and unchanged
Wheat-southor, quiet and steady; Fultz 1O9al13
Longberry, l10a113; western, strong; No. 9 winter
red spot, 105Aa105H; November, 105Aa1O5H;
southern, firm; good demand white, 55a56;
yellow, 55a57; western, frmer: mixed spot, "a
bid; November, So asked; year, AN a4S January,
6Aa463z: February, 40. Oats, Quiet-southern
and Pennsylvania, 2sa33; western white, 31a:f3
western mixed, 27a29; graded.No. white, 81 bid
Rye, slow, but steady, 64a65. Coffee steady
Rio cargoes fair, 15A. Sugar, very quiet and
lower--A soft, 7,s small lots, IN; copper refined,
active and firm, 16a164. Whisky, firm, 100 job
10 Liverpool per steamer, easy-cotton. 9A32: -four,
per ton, u.s.; grain, 3kd. Receipts - -four,
IL 900 barrels; wheat, % 900 bushels; corn, 1900
bushels; oats, 10000 bushels; rye, 900 bushels
Shipments - -four, 5000 barrels. Sales-wheat,
$4,000 bushels; corn, 10000 bushels.
Chicago Markets.
CHICAGO. Nov z. 10 a. MN the early trad
ing in wheat on the board this morning the May
option was about the only one which attracted any
attention. Ii opened strong and higher than
the closing price Monday, at 115k, and soon
touched l16S, at which point a weak feeling set
In. and IL sagged TO 115sz, and Is now quoted at
that December was nearly nominal, at lis,
which is lie. higher than Mondays close. Corn,
oats and lard were unchanged in price. January
pork was higher, at l4.s0, but weak, and soon
lower, at 7.57H.
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Scorrs EMU1s1oS

Scorrs EMULSION
CURES COUGHS AND COLDS.
SCOTS EMULSION
RELIEVES CONSUMPTION.
SCOTS EMULSION
CURES BRONCHITIS.
SCOTS EMULSION
WONDERFUL FLESH PRODUCER.
SCOTS EMULSION OF COD LIVER OIL
AS PLEASANT AS MILK.
SCOTS EMULSION
CURES THROAT AFFECTIONS.
SCOTS EMULSION
MAKES THE WEAK STRONG
SCOTS EMULSION
CURES sCRoFULA IN ALL FORMS
SCOTS EMULSION
CURES SKIN DISEASES.
SCOTS EMULSION OF COD LIVER OIL WIT
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THE WORLD. ms
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CONNECTICUT VERY CLOSE.
Cleveland's Plurality Only 335-Twc
Democratic Congressmen.

Democratic COngressmens
Special Dispatch to TIE EVENING STAR.
NEW HAVEN, Nov. 7.-Cleveland's plurality in
Connecticut, with every town heard from, is at
noon figured at 1856. The official returns
VIII not change this compilation much.
Morris, DEM, for governor, has LOCO plurality.
This means the election of Buckley, rep, as
the republicans will have IS majority on joint
ballot in the legislature. The prohibition vote
is now put at S,574, but will probably be in
creased triie by the official returns.
The republicans gain one Congressman
Simonds, in the first district. A correction in
the fourth district votes elects Seymour, demo-
crat, to Congress. The Connecticut delegation
will stand two republicans and two democrats.
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NO EXCITEMENT IN LONDON.
Public Interest Not Aroused by Harri
sons Election-Mr. Phelps Hopes.

sons ElectiOn-Mr. Phelps Hopes.
LONDON, Nov. Cen. Harrison's victory has
caused no excitement in diplomatic circles, as
it was expected. The public show no interest
in the election. Lord Salisbury, Mr.. Glad
stone. and Mr.. Balfour had made arrangements
to obtain at the earliest moment bulletins of
the result of the elections.
MR.. PHELPS VAIN HOPES.
Mr.. Phelps, the American minister says he
hopes that the returns from Michigan and
Ohio will turn the tide.
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