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Cate, Democrat and Clayton. Republicans,
claims TO have beaten Breckenridge by
:. Oco majority in the Second. The Demo-
cratic State Central Committee still claim
10th districts. Authentic returns can not
be had from either district for some time.
Ohio.
COLUMBUS. O.. NV. S-The two commit
tees are coming closer together in their es-
Inmates of the result in the State. Al
eleven o'clock the Democratic Committee
stated they had reports from sxty-six out
of eighty-eight counties in the State aud
their gains were over 5000, leaving a Re-
publican plurality of about 1900. Some
of the strongest Democratic counties had
not vet been heard from. but the Repub-
Iican plurality will be about Is OO1. They
concede the election to Morey. Republican,
in the Seventh district and still claim the
election of Saltzgaber, Democratic, in the
Sixth, but there is not yet complete infor-
nation in this last particular. Chairman
Capeller, of the Republican Committee.
gave out a statement that returns from
county committeeman from nearly every
county in the State give Republican pIu.
rality of &c, ao2 on the National ticket.
Iowa.
Dies MONIES, Iowa, NovS -Twentv-t three
counties complete gives steady Repub-
lican gains that indicate q Republican
plurality of 5000 for Harrison. The State
ticket is but little behind and the Railroad
Commissioners are not scratched as badly
as was supposed. The Republican candi-
dates will all be elected. Republicans
have elected every Congressman but one
by sweeping majorisies. Weaver and
Anderson, two Independents in the last
Congress, are both defeated by large
msiorities. The only Democratic Con-
gresham elected is Hayes in the Second
district.
Florida.
JACKSONVILLE, Fla, Nov. S-Florida
gives Cleveland Electors aud Democratic
State ticket a majority of something less
than ), 0oo.
Colorado.
DENVER, Col. Nov. S.-Returns from the
Colorado election. both State and Arapahoe
County (Denver) are unusually slow COM
ing in. Partial returns indicate the cleo
ton of the Republican ticket by msjorities
ranging from 5000 20 1900. The next
General Assembly will probably be as fol-
lows: Senate-Democrats, 6: Republicans,
10; House-Democrats, 10: Republic
ans, 50.
Louisiana.
NEW ORLEANS, Nov. S.-The official re-
turns from the Second Congressional dis
trict, except two small precincts on the
Gulf coast, give Coleman, Republican. ga
majority. The two uareported precincts
will probably reducs the majority ~. The
State will probably give Cleveland $1,000
ma jority.
Maryland.
BALTIMORE. Md, Nov. S-The full re-
turns from all the counties in the State,
as collected by the Sun, are as follows:
Cleveland's total vote, los, 40: Harrison's,
l0a, "a: Fisk's. 4,S52; Cieveland's plural
ity. 1896, against ILLS in 1884. In the
Fifth district the Republicans claim to
have elected Mudd to Congress by plu-
rality of 3S.
Oregon.
PORTLAND, Ore, Nov. S-Returns from
the more remote sections OF this State are
coming in very slowly. However, suffi-
Gent already have been received to place
Harrison's majority much larger than
Herrman's (Cougressmanl.
Michigan.
DETROIT. Mich. Nov. T.-Michigan has
gone Repnblican by plurality ranging
from 1900 TO Is 900 on the electoral ticket.
Luce, Republican. for Governor runs be-
hind the rest OF the ticket, but not more
than 5000
The Republicans gain two Congressman
certainly and perhaps three, Ford and
Tarsney being defeated IN the Fifth and
Sixth districts respectively. The Tenth is
still in doubt. Tue Legislature is safely
Republican on joint ballot, insur.ng the
election of a Republican Senator to sue
cesd Palmer.
New Jersey.
TRENTON. y. J.. Nov. The Demo-
cratic plurality in New Jersey is now esti-
mated at !. 90. The Democrats elect to
Con gress Geisenhader in the Third dis
trict, Fow!e- in the Fourth and McAdoo in
the Seventh. Tie Republicans elect Bergen
in the First, Buchanan in the Second,
Beckwith in the Fifth and Lehlbach in
the Sixth. The Legislature will be Demo-
cratic by close vote. The Senate stands
Democrats IL, Republicans 10. THIS i ne
first time in ten years that the Democrats
have had the S4uate. TIE lower house Is
claimed by the Republicans TO be Il tie, buS
the Democrats say they have a majority.
The cioseness Of the LeGislatu will make
the contest for United States Senator next
winter unusually exciting.
Missouri.
ST. LOUIS. Nov.S-The Democratic State
Committee has complete and incomplete
returns from about fifty OF the IL counties
IN this State, which indicate that Cleve-
land will have plurality of 80, 900 in the
State, and Francis. Democrat, for Cow
eruor, will have plurality of Ii 90.
These returns embrace the vote OF st.
Louis, Kansas City and al the large cities
in the State
Unofficial returns of the vote of this city
show most extraordinary and altogether
results Hsrrison's majority Is
over 5000. kimball, Republican, for Gov
ernor, has over 1850 ma ;crity and the
Republican city ticket will range from
about 1850 majority for sheriff to 600 for
other candidates In the Eighth Con-
gTessional district John J. O'NeilI, Demo-
crat, present incumbent. is beaten by
Henry F. Niedringhaus. Republican,
by / so and in the Ninth district Nathan
Frank Republican, who was beaten two
years ago BY John u. Glover. IS now
elected over Castleman- Democrat by
2,I00- In the Tenth district, which is COM
posed of several of the southern wards OF
the city end nine outlying counties. suffi-