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St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1888-01-22
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1T LOOKS GLOOMY.
Only Slight Chance in New York's
Count.

Only a Slight Chance in New York's
Count
From our Extra of Wednesday 4:30 p. M.
NEW YORK, Nov. Z, 10:30 A. M-1he
battle is over and the result, as
thus far learned, is sadly disheart-
ening to the democrats. At the corner
of Thirty-frst street and Broadway there
waves this morning a Haunting banner
which reads: Sudden death in New York
state of the last democratic hope" There
seems to be as much truth as cruelty In this
announcement. This state is practically
conceded to the republicans. There are
various estimates of the republican plurality,
but there is no denial anywhere of the state
everybody looks like chief mourner at a
funeral.
GLOOM AT HEADQUARTERS.
At Senator Germans quarters in the
Fifth Avenue hotel there is similar gloom.
The Tribune this morning, of course an
nounces positively a sure victory for the
republicans. The Times says: THE great
Empire State has gone republican" The
Sun says: Harrison carries New York and
ID cloCltus LuO W Ofttb hohdo 40 III ob COA-
umn, "a Grandson of Tippecanoe Chos n
President" The Herald gives lingering
hope by insisting that the result is still
doubtful. The Mail and Cypress has just
issued an extra claiming the state by 10, 4l6
for Harrison.
Democratic authorities says the republic
can plurality cannot exceed 5000. 1t is
said on all sides that Mr.. Hewitt's runnin &
for mayor lost us the national
victory. The County Democracy in
supporting Hewitt traded Off Cleve-
land recklessly, oftentimes giving four
votes 10 Harrison for one for Hewitt.
Brooklyn's vote, TOO, was terrible blow to
the democrats Mr.. German and Col.
Brice counted on at least $1,000 from there
for Cleveland, and the returns, as at present
rendered, gives q democratic plurality Of
only about $500 Accounts from the west
are slightly encouraging, but they are not
sufficiently reliable to be a solid comfort.
SLIGHT HOPE.
There has just been started whisper at
democratic headquarters that Illinois and
Colorado have both gone for Cleveland.
These with Indiana, Connecticut and New
Jersey. all Of which are positively claimed
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ILLINOIS.
Palmer Probably Elected Governc

Palmer Probably Elected Governor.
CHICAGO, Nov. z, 5 A. M.-The best in
formation obtainable up to 1880 a. m. re-
gardlng Congressman from Illinois, is that
There will be no change in the complexion of
Tue delegation, which will stand ii republic
cans and democrats.
., AT l: 30 a. m. the Times sums up as fol-
lows: The indications are that Gen. Palmer
mas been elected Governor of Illinois. APP
Parently his plurality in Cook county will
I've about 5000. The democratic state COM
nmlttee claim that Palmer will come up to
Co9k county with 5000 Majority over Fifer,
ana this would give Palmer about 10000
VOTES to spare in the State.
Cieveland's majority in this city will be
ABOUT 1000, against 5000 for Palmer. There
was much scratching, and consequently the
count will probably not be completed be-
lore Wednesday noon
= 81. LOUIS, Nov. Z, 2 A. MA special
from from Belleville. ILL.,, says Jehu Baker, repuh-
ncan candidate for congress In the Eight
zenith district, has Teen defeated by For
man DEM. Forman carries st. Clair
county by $50 majority.
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by democrats, would elect Cleveland and
Thurman without New Yorks vote This
story is but spark of hope, however. All
obtainable evidence points to Harrison and
Morton as the victors.
BAD NEWS CONFIRMED.
New YORK, Nov. Z, IL A. M.-The opin-
ion formed last night, which gave the state
of New York to Harrison, rep, for PreSi-
dent, and to Hill, DEM, for governor, is
confirmed by later scattering returns. The
districts yet to be heard from cast in 1884 a
total of S64,52O votes. The reports by
counties, including Allegheny, Catarau-
gus, Cortland, Delaware, Ontario, Onon-
daga, Putnam, Queens, Rensselaer,, Rock
land, Seneca, Schuyler. Suffolk, Tompkins,
Ulster, Wayne, Westminster and Yates
indicate further gain of $500 for Harri-
son. If the scattering precincts not heard
from and not in the counties above named
keeps up the drift shown in the adjoining
precincts heard from, Harrisons plurality
will be from 5000 to 10000 and Hills about
10000.
The following congressman are elected,
allowing for missing districts:
Sixth district Fitzgerald Tammany.
Seventh district-Dunphy, Tammany.
Eighth district-McCarthy Tammany.
Ninth district-Cox, United Democracy.
Tenth district-Spinola, United Democ-
racy.
Eleventh district-Quinn, County Democ-
racy.
Twelfth district-Flower, County De-
mocracy
Thirteenth district-Fitch, United De-
mocracy.
Fourteenth district-Sta hlnecker, dem.
The returns, allowing for missing dis
tricts, indicate that the entire Tammany
county ticket is elected. The twenty four
members of the assembly elected by this
city will stand: Democrats, IS; republi-
cans, g. This is a republican gain of 3.
WHAT EVENING PAPERS SAY.
New YORK, Nov. Z, II M-The E'Uening
Telegram says: Harrison carries the state
by about 10000, and Hill by 1900. Cali
fornia aud Wisconsin are doubtful"
The Commercial Advertiser says: Late
returns indicate the election of Harrison.
Hill has 10000 plurality"
The Maui and Cypress says: Harrison
has the state by over 10000"
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A REPUBLICAN ESTIMATE
INDIANA's CLOSE PULL.
Harrison Loses His Own County by
500 Votes.

OOO v ObSS
INDIANAPOLIS, IND, Nov. Z, $50 A. M
Returns from Is precincts of the city of
Indianapolis out of GO give Harrison 1901.
Cleveland 2,076. The same precincts in
1884 gave the republicans 2,497, and the
democrats 2, 1874, thus showing this year a
republican gain of AZ over the vote of 1884
Two hundred and twenty precincts from
over the state out of SOC give Harrison
29,74S, and Cleveland "A ,493. The same
precincts in 1884 gave Blaine 1883, and
Cleveland $3.50, thus showing republican
gain of 1922. This shows a net republican
gain of 6 votes to the precinct, which, if
maintained throughout the state, will give
Indiana to Harrison by 1000 plurality.
INDIANAPOLIS, IND, Nov. Z, IL A. NJ
Returns have been received from 67 of the
81 precinct in this (Marion) county. They
show plurality of from 500 to 800 for the
democratic ticket. Large gains were made
in the rural districts, especially in that con.
tanning the state Insane and county poor
farm. The labor disn9cts in the city also
show democratic ngEntasE u Gen. Harrison
loses the county tIy3Its't5abiy 500
One hundred and sixty precincts in In
diana give HarrisUiI 209267. and Cleveland
1868. The same precincts in 1884 gave
Blaine ~, 003, and Cleveland 1878.
A HARRISON GAIN.
INDIANAPOLIS, Nov97, 11l5 A. M.-The
feeling at this writing is pne of uncertainty.
The returns are VERY Slow in coming in.
Democratic gains tte shown in the retllrns
from Marion coudry, but some of the strong
est republican wards and precincts are yet
to hear from. Both sides claim the state
but each admit that it may go either way.
The latest report show in 40 precincts in
the state Harrison has a net gain of
$500. Important reports are expected every
minute and the excitement on the street
is intense. The republicans are inclined
to be jubilant over the indications, showing
Gen. Harrison's election, but feel, as one
gentleman expressed it. that 'the sauce is
spoiled by the seasoning Of the Indiana dem.
ocrats, so there are no marked demonstra-
lions. Col. w. H. Smith, secretary OF the
Lincoln League Of Indiana, says confidenti-
ally: Indiana will give Harrison 5000 to
5000 plurality"
HARRISON STILL GAINING.
INDIANAPOLIS, IND, Nov. Z, 1:30 AM
Five hundred and ten out of 1,S06 precincts
in the state, give Harrison &c, $40 and Cleve-
land 6S, 17s. In 1884, Blaine received TO-
272 and Cleveland IS, 800 This shows net
republican gain of 1852 Returns from all
the precincts but thirteen in Marion county
indicate that the county is democratic by
plurality of 500.
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exception of sheriff, Niedringhause tRep.)
defeats Neill Dem, for congress in the
eighth district; Frank (Rep) defeats Castle
man (Dem.) in the ninth, and Kinsey
(Rspt.,l has long lead on Clardy DEM in
the tenth. The defeat of the two first
named is conceded bv the democrats
ST. LOUIS, Mo-, Nov. Five thousand
three hundred returns from all but four out
lying precincts, which will not materially
affect the figures, show Kimball, rep. for
governor, has carried St. Louis by 1900
majority. The majority for the republican
Presidential ticket is about 4 1000 less. Med
ringhaus, rep, defeats O'Neil, dem, for
congress in the Eighth district by 1900 ma
jority, while Frank, rep, will have ma
lority of over 1000 over Castleman, dem.
Ia the Ninth
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IN THE OLD DOMINION.
Yost and O'Ferrall Will Probably be in
Congress.


Congress.
STAUNToN, VA, Nov. 7.-Cumberland
county gives Harrison 467 majority, and
Yost for congressman 472 majority. Rock
bridge county gives 100 republican ma
jority, and Allegheny county $50 republi-
can majority.
Returns from the Tenth district indicate
a close result, with the chances in favor Of
Yost, rep, for congress.
oEERRALL ALL RIGHT
HARRIsoNBURG, VA, Nov. 7.-Returns
from the Seventh district show that OFFER
rail-, DEM. is elected over Roller, rep, for
congress by 5000 majority. Harrison gains
1000 over Blaine's vote.
PLURALITIEs OF BOTH SIDES.
RICHMOND, VA, Nov. 7.-Returns con
tinue to come in slowly. This folio wing is
a summary up to IL o'clock last night: The
republicans have pluralities in the following
cities and counties: Alexandria county,
200; Caroline county, 25; Henrico county,
643; Henry county, $50; James City county,
1856; Norfolk City, $685. Norfolk county,
1900 Petersburg City, 161; Prince Edward
county, 424; Rockingham county, 800 The
democrats have pluralities as folio Us:
Albemarle county, 600; Alexandria City,
$50; Culpepper county, $50; Dlnville, 25S;
Fauquier county, 905; Fredericksburg, 1856;
North Danville, ia The total is twenty
two cities and counties. giving the rcpubli-
cans net gam of 1923.
Bowden, rep. for congress from the
Tenth district, is reelected by large ma
jOrity, and the indications favor the election
of Venable, dem, from the Fourth Iii ,trict
Great excitement prevails here to-day, in
striking contrast with the quiet situation
of yesterday. Cleveland has carried the
state by a reduced majority The demo-
Gratis elect six congressman, the republi-
cans one, and three districts are still doubt
full.
AT CHARLOTTESVILLE.
CHARLOTTESVILLE, VA, Nov. Z, II A. NJ.
All but one precinct in Albemarle county
gives Cleveland sos majority. The one to
hear from will reduce il TO $50 This is au
increase of 93 per cent. over 1884.
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CoNNECTIOuTs soLIpITY.
Cleveland's Plurality VIII Be Abou
$50 When All In.

ooo w hCh AL AHs
HARTFORD, CONN.,, Oct. Z, Ii A. M.-con-
necticut gives Cleveland plurality OF 429,
with two towns to hear from, which will
reduce it to about $50. Morris, DEM, beats
Buckley, rep, for governor 1900, with three
towns to hear from, and Buckley will be
elected by the republican legislature. The
congressman elected are: FIRST district, w
E. Simonds, rep, by S2S plurality, gain ;
Second district, w. F. Wilcox, dem, by
953 plurality; Third district Charles A.
Russell. rep, by go plurality; Fourth dis
trlct, Frederick Mills, rep, by plurality,
gain, with towns to hearsfrom which will
make it about 100 The general assembly is
republican about the same as last year.
One hundred and thirty-hve towns, in
GLIDING New Haven, Hartford, Bridgeport,
Waterbury, Meriden, New Britain, New
London and Norwich, give Harrison gain
of 7S5.
FIGURES FROM CONNECTICUT.
NEW HAVEN, CONN, Nov. 7.-Complete
returns from the state, except the town OF
Sherman, Fairfield county, give the follow
ing results: Harrison, "A, 407; Cleveland,
1855; Fisk, $3.50; scattering 93 These
returns were collected by the Connecticut
Telephone Company.
The republicans elect Simonds, rep, in
the First district, and re-elect Russell in the
Third. Wilcox, dem, is elected in the
Second district, and Seymour is reelected
in the Fourth district This is a gain Of one
republican congressman in the state.
EQUALLY DIVIDED.
HARTFORD, CONN, Nov. Z, 121OP NJ
Later returns suow that elect Congressman
Edward w. Seymour, dem, in the Fourth
district, has majority of 39S The con-
gressmen are thus equally divided, two
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STILL UNDECIDED.
INDIANA CLAIMED BY THE
DEMOCRATS.
CLEVELAND YET HAS A CHANCE
FOR new YORK,
But the Returns Rather
Favor Harrison.


From our EctrG or wednesday II m.
New YORK, Nov. Z, 4 A. M.-While the
New York morning papers generally con-
cede the election of Harrison, the Times
has the following double-headed editorial:
AT o'clock this morning the election re-
turns received by the Times from the
inferior of the state shows diminishing
gains for Harrison, and it is by no means
certain that the full returns win not alto
gether destroy the plurality that the early
figures indicate for him, and give tho state to
Cleveland. Connecticut, New Jersey and
Indiana are democratic by safe pluralities,
and there is no reason to expect that later
returns from Illinois will make that state
extremely close, if they do not actually put
it in the democratic column. In the re-
turns thus far received we cannot concede
the election of Harrison"
Figures of the state, by counties, as given
by the Times, give Harrison plurality of
1876
The Times gives the following as the COM
position of the new House: Democratic IT'S,
republicans $50.
NEW YORK. Nov. z, 4:1O A. M.-One
thousand and twenty-nine election districts
in New York state outside of New York and
Kings counties, give Hill 206,315, Miller
236074, Jones 10,04S The same in 1885.
gave Hill 1913, 493, Davenport 1S9, 552, and
Bascom 13, 951.
New YORK, 4:20 A. None thousand
and thirty-eignt election districts in New
York state outside of New York and Kings
counties, give Cleveland 2e5, 451, Harrison
253,S1S, Fisk II. 784. The same districts in
1884 gave Cleveland 1S9,024. Blaine 226, 519,
st. John II, 1856
NEW YORK, Nov. Z, AS A. M-The
Tribune's s. ate table makes Harrison's
plurality ATS; the Worlds $3.50; the
Herdtd'S $4,000, and the SUMS s, 107.
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WEST VIRGINIA.
Both Sides Confident of Success at
Midnight.

Both Sides Confident of Success at
Midnight.
WHEELING, Nov. z, 5 A. M.-Chairman
Cowden of the state republican committee,
said at midnight, that he is confident the
state has gone republican. Chairman Riley,
OF the democratic committee, says the
majority for Cleveland will be larger than
in 1884. Kanawha county gives Harrison
LOCO plurality against the democratic and
labor fusion vote. Taylor county gives a
republican gain of So, and Wood a slight
republican gain. Ohio county on total
vote OF 10000, as against 5000 four years
ago, gives about the same majority as then.
Berkely, Marshall, Harrison and Lewis
counties all give republican gains on the
vote, so far as counted. Mcdowell county
gives 81 republican majority; in 1884 that
county gave Sc democratic majority. These
are all the returns in so far. The vote in this
city will not be counted before II a. M.
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HARRISON STILL GAINING.
COUNTING UP IN ILLINOIS.
Figures Which It Is Claimed Indicate
a Republican Gain.

a Republican Gain.
CHICAGO, Nov. 7.-One hundred and
eighty-seven precincts in twenty eight couu-
ties in Illinois outside of Chicago show a
net republican gain of l, 4sS. This is only
state. If this ratio is continued there
will be a net republican gain Of 5000 or
5000 outside of Cook county. In Chicago,
321 precincts out Of 341 show up as follows:
Harrison 1865, Cleveland 56,521, Fifer
52,S9l, Palmer 59,937. Fifty precincts in
Cook county outside of Chicago show plu-
rality of 2,3l7 for Harrison.
NOT A BRIGHT OUTLOOK.
CHICAGO, Nov. z, 8 A. M.-Two hundred
and eighty-six precincts outside of Cook
county show net republican gain of 2,58S
IL maintained throughout the state Harri-
sons plurality will be about q, 900. Palmer,
DEM, for governor, shows large gains. but
the present figures indicate the election Of
Fifer, rep, by about 5000 to 5000 plurality,
but this is uncertain.
HOW THE CONGRESSIONAL DELEGATION
STANDS.
CHICAGO, Nov. THE congressional
delegation Of Illinois will stand First dis
trict, Abner Taylor, Chicago, rep; Second
district, Frank Lawler, Chicago, dem.
Third district, w. Z. Mason, Chicago,
rep. Fourth district, George 4. Adams
Chicago, rep. f; Fifth district, A. J. Hop
kins, Aurora, rep; Sixth district, r. r.
Hit, Mount Morris, rep: Seventh district,
J. Henderson, Princetown, rep. Eighth dis
trict, G; A. Hill, Joliet, rep; Ninth district,
i. Il. Payson, Pontiac, rep; Tenth dis
trict. II. s. Post, Galesburg, rep. ; Eleventh
district, w. II. Gist, Rock Island, rep. !;
Twelfth district, Scott Wike. Pittsheld,
dem. Thirteenth district, W. N. Springer,
Springfield. dem. Fourteenth district, j. "a.
Howell, Bloomington, rep; Fifteenth dis
trict, j. Cannon, Danyille, rep. Sixteenth
district, g. w. Tifthian, Newton, dem !;
Seventeenth district, Edward Lane, Hills
boro, dem.; Eighteenth district, J. L. HUI
baker, Belleville, rep. Nineteenth district,
r. w. Townshend, Shawnetown, dom.
Twentieth, @. w. Smith, Murphrysboro,
rep.
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MICHIGAN's MISTAKE.

Deluded Balloters Turn the State in
Favor of High Taxes.
DETROIT, MICH, Nov. Michigan has
gone republican by plurality ranging
from $1,000 to $1,000 on the electoral ticket
Luce, republican for governor, runs behind
the presidential ticket, but not more than
5000. He lost in the large cities, but gained
in the country, where he did not have to
encounter the opposition of liquor.
The republicans gain two and perhaps
three congressman, Tarsney being defeated
in the Eigth and Ford in the Fifth districts.
The Tenth is still in doubt. The legislature
is safely republican on a joint ballot. in
surfing the election of republican senator
to succeed Palmer.
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FAR OFF CALIFORNIA.
The First Precincts Heard From Sho,
Democratic Gain.

The First Precincts Heard From Show
Democratic Gain.
SAN FRANCISCO, Nov. 7.-Fifty-four pre-
cints outside of the large cities give Harri-
son 1,772 and Cleveland ,727 The same
precincts in 1884 gave Blaine 1893 and
Cleveland LOLA
CLAIMED BY BOTH PARTIES.
SAN Francisco. Nov. Z, 8 A. M.-The
Chronicle, rep, in its issue this morning,
says: "Tho returns received up to O'Clock
this morning show that the interior has
been carried by the republicans by hand
some vote, and that the victory in
the state outside Of tho city is
complete. Harrison has a plurality of from
10000 to 1900 in the interior. In addition
to this splendid result, the congressional dis
tricts out of the city gave majorities for the
republican candidates"
The Examiner Dem) says: "The indi-
cations IN California are more favorable TO
Cleveland. There is hardly a doubt that
the state is democratic, and by good ma
jority. San Francisco especially has done
magnihcently, aud IL the ratios shown on
the first returns be maintained Cleveland
will have 1000 majority in the city.
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PARTISAN PENNSYLV ANA.

Randalrs Majority for Congress IT,
$50 Over the Prohibitionists.
PHILADELPHIA. Pa, Nov. 7.-Samuel j.
Randall for congress in the Third district,
has II 653 majority over Lukes, pro-, who
polled 81 votes.
Returds from 81 counties, including
Philadelphia, out of 81 indicate that Harri-
son will have $1,000 plurality in Pennsyl-
vania. The republicans elect 10 congress
men, the democrats 6, aud districts are in
doubt, and it will require fuller returns to
determine which candidates are elected
The legislature will be republican.
PENNSYLVANIA 18TH DISTRICT.
WILKEsBARRE, Pa, Nov. THE demo-
Gratis concede the election of Osborne, rep,
to congress in the 18th district, defeating
John Lynch the present member.
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INDIANA.
Both Parties Still Confident as Having
Carried the State.

EOtn FarCleS SLllI COnndonC as having
Carried the State.
INDIANAPOLIS, Nov. z, 3 A. M.-Two
hundred and twenty precincts in Indiana
gives Harrison 29,74S, Cleveland "A, 493.
The same precincts gave Blaine q, S8S,
Cleveland 1856.
The Journal, in an editorial headed, "It
LooksLike Harrison, regarding Indiana will
say: "ReportS are very meagre and scat
terlng The ticket is SO long and the
methods OF counting SO clumsy, that it will
be impossible to know with certainty for
many hours. But reports to the state CEN
trail committee and other private sources of
of information are such as to warrant be-
lief that the state is comfortably safe for
the whole ticket.
INDIANAPOLIS, Nov. z, A. M-Reports
received by Chairman Huston show repub-
ican gains in the following counties: Madi-
son PSI, Harrison 1854, Hamilton Zone town
100, Morgan 1872, Dearborn 200, Shelby 80,
Vigo $50. Mr.. Huston still claims the state
for Harrison and Hovey.
INDIANAPOLIS, Nov. Z, 4:3O A. M-The
democratic committee have returns from
81 precincts out of l, 500, showing democratic
gains of lSS. Col. Matson confidently claims
his election by handsome majority. At 2
a. m. Gov. Gray said Indiana had gone
democratic.
Secretary Sheerin, of the national demo-
cratic committee, says: We have carried
the state by safe majority and elected nine
ccngressmen as follows: Parrott, in the
First, to succeed Hovey; O'Neill in the
Second, Jason B. Brown in the Third, who
succeeds Howard; Holman in the Fourth;
Cooper in the Fifth, who succeeds Matson
Bynum in the Seventh; Brookshire in the
Eighth, who succeeds johnson; Mcclellan
IN the Twelfth, who succeeds White and
Snively in the Thirteenth This is a gain
OF three-in the First, Eighth and Twelfth
districts
INDIANA, Nov. Z, 5 A. M.-Two hundred
and twenty precincts give Harrison 29,74S,
Cleveland "a, 493. The same precincts in
1884 gave Blaine 27,SS9 and Cleveland
1856.
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returns for his father, went home soon
after midnight. conceding New York, Con-
necticut and victory to Harrison. Judge
Thurman heard only incomplete returns,
tn erefole, when he retired for the night, but
he was tLen inclined to give up the fight.
A message from Toledo stated that the
indications at l O'Clock were that Romeis,
trict, is defeated by Baynes, by aoout 600
nuralfv
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MAIN

The State Goes Republican by 10000
on Decreased Voting.
AUGUSTA, Me-. Nov. 7, 5. A. NJ. H.
Manley sent the following at midnight:
AUGUSTA Me-, Nov g. 1888.
To II, s. QudU:
The full vote Of Maine will give Harrison 20, 900
plurality. This Is on a decreased vote over
September. J. H. MANLEY,
Chairman Republican State Committee.
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LOUISIANA.

The Pelican State Stands Firm With
10000 to Spare.
NEW ORLEANS, Nov. z, 5 A. Mn the
Second Congressional district Elliot Dem)
goes out of the city with a majority of
$3.50. Elliot is probably elected by a small
majority Cleveland's majority in tho state
is estimated at 10000.
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MISSOURI.

Two Democratic Congressional Dis
tricts Coded to the Republicans.
ST. LOUIS, Nov. z, Q A. M.--Returns from
131 out Of 152 precincts in st. Louis show
that the republican presidential and guber-
material tickets will have plurality approx
limating 5000. Tho entire republican
city ticket Is elected with perhaps the single