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The National tribune., 1888-11-29
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Waterbury evening Democrat., 1888-11-08
INDIANA.

INDIANAPOLIS, Nov. S-An estimate com piled by, the secretary of the Democratic state committee shows that returns have been received from fifty-three counties, giy- ing Harrison a net gain of 3,G66 Estimates from the seveIs additional counties increase this to 4,031. This does not include Marion, with it's gain in excess of 800, and 100 gain in Wayne county The committee feel war ranted in conceding the state by plurality of 1,OOO
 The secretary adds:
 'We cOncede the election of Cheadle and Owens, but we have defeated Steele and Johnson, and have elected all the other con, gresslnen, making the delegation stand ten to threen
 The best judgment gives the state to liar rison by plurality of 5000, and also indi- cates the election of the entire Republican state ticket by small plurality. The Re publicans claim a fighting chance for Con- gressman Steele in the Eleventh district, and for Hayne in the Thirteenth district, but both are probably defeated. Gen. Hovey's district went Democratic insuring the cleo tion of Judge Parrott. Capt White is beaten in the Twelfth district by Mcclellan, and Johnson ill the Figo district by Brookshire This will make the congressional delegation ten to three in favor of the Democracy.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1888-11-08
TRADE BULLETIN.
New York Money and Produce Market
 Quotations.

New York Money and Produce Market
 Quotations.
 NEW YORK, Nov. 7.-Money closed at ? per cent, the highest rate of the day. The lowest rate was 114 per cent. Exchange closed steady posted rates, 4.S5QD4 SS1a; actual rates, 4.s41s0 4S434 for 60 days and 4.S8@4. .SS14 for demand. Governments closed steady; currency 6s 122 bid is, coup, 12714 bid; 415s. do., 1OS9S bid.
 Pacific railroad bonds closed follows: Union firsts 1140117; Union land grants 1O3Gl 106; Union sinking funds, 1190122; CentralS 113@116
 The stock market opened firm and 14 to per cent higher than the closing figures on Monday. This was followed by further advance in the first dealings, but before the first call there was some selling, causing sharp reaction. After the first hour the market extremely dull At noon prices were fractionally higher than the final figures of Monday. The market was dull during the afternoon, but prices were fairly well maintained, and the closing prices were in many instances slightly above those of Monday. There feature of interest in connection with the dealings, and it was apparent that the larger op- orators were holding off until the result of the election was definitely known. The sales for the day amounted to 169, ,324 shares. g.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1888-11-08
General Markets.

NEW YORK, Nov. 7-FLOUR-Closed dull; fine grades of winter, $303.25 do. spring, S2 750 3.25; superfine winter, S65Q54; do. spring. Ss 25 @3.75; city mill extras, S5@5.85, for West Indies Southern flour closed steady; trade and family extras, $4.25@465.
 WHEAT-Options were moderately active with prices irregular; the close firm, however, with prices up ls4c. from those of Monday night Spot lots closed firm. Spot sales of No red at $117; extra red, $1.14; No. red, S1.10@1. .1014 {; Mo- white, S1.15; white state, $115; No ? red winter, Nov, S1 ,1114; do Dec, S1.1S1S do., Jan, $1.1414; do May, $1.191s
 CORN-OptionS were fairly active and strong closing 3sGD19sc. higher. Spot lots closed barely steady. Spot sales of No. mixed at 5005l1Sc {; No. mixed, Nov, 4975c. do., Dec, 50SSc.; do Jan, 493sc.; do., May, 4S1Sc
 OATS-Options were dull, but firmer, and closed 1s014c. higher, Spot lots closed 14c higher. Spot sales of No white at 3Sc; No 3 do., 3314 G333sc.; No. mixed, 3lc. No. 9 do 301s@S014c.; No. 2 mixed, Nov. 3Ossc.; do Dec 311c.; do., Jan, 3214c.
 RYE-Dull.
 BARLEY-Nominal; No. 1 Canada, 94@e5c.
 PORK-Dull; new mess, S15.50O16.
 LARD-Closed firm; Nov, SS.50; Dec, $S. 10; Jan. $S.40.
 BUTTER - Steady; eastern creamery, 250 261ac.; western do., 25@2616c.
 CHEESE-Steady; New York cheddar, 1O1Sn 1034c. western flat, 1001016c.
 EGGS-Steady; fresh eastern firsts 24@25c; western firsts 2s16G24c.; Canadian 2a112GD2sc.
 SUGAR-Raw Dull fair refining, 5c. Refined quiet; cutiloaf and crushed, &c.,; cubes and pow dered, 714c.; granulated, 714c,; mold A, 714c.; confectioners' A, 71sc,; coffee A standard, 7o.; coffee off A, 634@65sc,; white extra c, 85sc.; tra c, 63sc.; c, 64c; yellow, 616 1-16e.
 CoTToN-Spot closed lice dearer; mfddling uplands, 95Sc,
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1888-11-08
DELAWARE.

WILMINGTON, Nov. s.-Delaware remains in the Democratic column. Cleveland car ried the state by about 3 300 plurality, which is falling off of 1,70o from four years ago, although the vote was smaller. Wilmington gives Cleveland 1,712 plurality and New Castle county gives him 2,34O Kent county gives 145 Republican plurality with 100 to hear from Sussex county gives 1O1 RenuE- i1can plurality with 100 to hear from. The Democrats still hold out some hope for Sas sex, but both counties are believed to be Republican.
 If the Republicans in the two lower coun- ties succeed in carrying their legislative tickets all through, they have elected ) senators and II representatives majority of the legislature on joint ballot Seven Democratic senators hold over and seven Democratic representatives were elected in this county, thus making the legislature on Joint ballot-Republican, 16; Democratic, A.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1888-11-08
CALIFORNIA.

SAN FRANCISCO, Nov. S.-The returns throughout California come in slowly, and as there are no complete city or county re- 1urns, no basis of comparison with the vote of 1884 is possible. The Republican and Democratic state central committees both claim the state, the forme,sby from 1000 to 1000, while the Democrats contend that the Democratic presidential ticket will have 8 majority of 2,000 to 5000. The city of San Francisco has been carried by the Demo crats. The Evening Post Rep) says: "Cleveland's majority in the city will be 4,6OO, while the Democrats claim that the majority for Cleveland will approximate 5000 to 5000 in the city, and that the Re publicans will not come to the city with a sufficient vote to overcome this. The entire Democratic city ticket is elected in San Francisco
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1888-11-08
ILLINOIS,.

CHICAGO Nov, S.-This city complete and the rest of Cook county, except two small townships which it is not thought will mate rially change the result, give Cleveland ol,12o; Harrison, So,263, plurality fot Cleveland of S57. The county complete ill 1884 gave Blaine 69, ,251; Cleveland, to 6O9, a plurality for Blaine of S,643. As there has been no doubt that the state outside of Cook county went heavily for Harrison, though possibly by somewhat less plurality than for Blaine in 1884, there would now ap pear to be absolutely no question, notwith. standing the great gain for Cleveland in Cook county, that the state is safe for liar rison.
 The vote of eighty four counties in Illinois, including Cook, shows majorities for Harri- son of 3S,943; Cleveland, 19,373 The re- maining eighteen counties in 1884 gave Blaine 5, ,SS4. and Cleveland 6,543. Assum- ing that these eighteen counties not yet fully reported give the same result as ill 1884, the state will now give plurality for Harrison of 1S,9l2. It is safe to say, there fore, that Harrison's plurality will be about 19,0U0
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1888-11-08
NEW YORK.

NEW YORK, Nov. S.-There are more com plete returns from this state than were sent out yesterday, but they do not change the general result in any way. They are nearly complete now and foot up as follows: Har- risons plurality, S,36S; Hills plurality, 15,965.
 No doubt remains that Harrison has car ried the state, and that Governor Hill is re- elected by decisive plurality. The ap- pended figures from the several counties in the state are as nearly perfect as it is possi- be to make them so soon after the closing of the polls. In counties in the interior of the state some election districts are still missing, but these votes cannot materially change the result:
 The vote by counties for the two leading candidates, so far as at present received, is AS follows:
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1888-11-08
WISCONSIN,.

MILWAUKEE, Nov. S.-Chairman Payne, of the Republican state central committee, claims Wisconsin by ,O00
 The Republicans elected seven congress- men and the Democrats two. They are: First district, l.. B. Caswell; Second dis trict, Charles Barwig; Third district, R. M Lafollette; Fourth district, I. ". Van 6chaick; Fifth district, George H. Brickner; Sixth district, Charles B. Clark; Seventh district, o. B. Thomas; Eighth district, Nils H=ugen; Ninth district, NJ. H. McCord Returns thus far show Democratic gains throughout the state but it will go Republi- can by a decreased majority
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1888-11-08
Address by MT. Gladstone.

LONDON, Nov. S,-Mr. Gladstone addressed an enormous meeting in Bingley hall last evening. The few seats reserved were readily sold at two guineas each, and the entire space not reserved was crowded to suffocation three hours before the meeting was called to order. Lord Kipon, Earl Spencer, Earl Roseberry, SIT William Harcourt and Mir. John Morley were present. Referring to Lord Hartine- tons assertion that home rule was dead. MT. Gladstone said that Lord Harrington would see by this meeting whether it was dead or whether the undertaker's services should be invoked to meet the absolute necessities of the other party. The Irish, he declared, should show their resentment toward a government which, while protesting anxiety to execute the law, had manifested contempt for it wherever it had been found incon- venlent. Apart from imperial necessities the Irish must be the best judges of how to deal with local affairs
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1888-11-08
OHlO.

COIUMBUS Nov. S.-The Democratic state committee comedies the election of fifteen Republican congressman, but claim the cleo tion of Yoder in the Fourth district, Seney ill Fifth, Owens in Sixteenth, Haynes in Tenth, Outhwaite in Thirteenth, and Saltz- gaber in Sixth. Chairman Cappeller, of the Republican committee, comedies the first five above Democrats, but claims Boothman's majority over Saltzgaber by 600. At the Republican headquarters Ohio is claimed by 25,OOO, but Democrats only concede 10000. Harrison's majority in this state will proba- bly be nearer 1S,OO0, according to returns and estimates made. Huling (Rep) is elected prosecutor ill this county.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1888-11-08
FLORIDA.

JACKSONVILLE, Nov. s. Florida gives Cleveland electors and Democratic state ticket a majority of something less than 5000. Returns from precincts in the Second district come ill very slowly. Baker, Brad ford, Brevard, Hamilton, Lake, Madison, Marion and Orange counties give safe Demo cratic ma ajorities. A careful estimate places Bullocks Dem.) majority for congress ill the Second district at 1,O33, though the Re publicans still claim it. Nine counties elect Republican officers. This city and county are largely Republican.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1888-11-08
Fatal Boiler ExDlOsion.

LANCASTER, Pa, Nov. S.-A boiler be. longing to the Lancaster Chemical company whose plant is situated just north of the city limits, exploded with terrific force, com pletely demolishing the building, killing one man and injuring five. The casualties are: John Riddle, fireman, 69 years old killed outright; Alonzo Hambright, engineer badly 1nJured; (. F. Miller, one of the proprietors, George Smith, man namhd Mickey and a boy named Hoak slightly The boiler was nearly new, and the reason for the explosion is unknown. The Chemical company also supplied the United States Electric Light company with power to run their dynamos for the city light, and the town is, in conse quence of the disaster, in total darkness
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1888-11-08
MICHIGAN.

DETROIT, Nov S.-Michigan has gone Re publican by plurality ranging from 13, 900 to 1S,OOO on the electoral ticket Luce (Rep) !, 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 have to encounter the op- position of the liquor men. The Republicans gam two congressman certainly, and perhaps three, Ford and Tarsney being defeated in the Fifth and Eighth districts respectively. The Tenth district is still in doubt. The leg islature is safely Republican on joint ballot, insuring the election of Republican senator to succeed Palmer
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1888-11-08
CONNECTICUT.

NEW HAVEN, Nov. S.-Connecticut gives Cleveland plurality of 494 Morris Dem beats Bulkeley (Rep) for governor by 300 with three towns to hear from Bukeley will be elected by Republican legislature Congressmen are elected as follows: First district, W. E. Simonds (Rep), S23 plurality gain Second, W. F. Wilson (DemD, SSs plurality; Third, Charles A. Russell (Rep.) 61O plurality; Fourth, Edward ". Seymour Dem.), 39S plurality. The state senate stands $ Democrats and Is Republicans; the house 1O5 Democrats and 144 Republicans, a Re publican majority on joint ballot 49, against g in 1887. The presidential vote by counties is as follows.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1888-11-08
THE PARNELl INQUIRY.
Witnesses Give Serious Testimony Against
 the Iea@ue.

~SSSsSS NIfe SeFlOus testimony Against
 the League.
 LONDON, Nov. S.-Before the Parnell con- mission yesterday. Sir Henry James said it was difficult to compel witnesses to obey subpoenas, and he would therefore be forced to complete proof of certain outrages in Ire land at later date.
 Several witnesses testified that hare hunts. organized and conducted under the auspices or the Land league, had taken place on the lands of those who had in various ways offended the league, for the purpose of dam aging their crops
 The testimony of policemen from Loughrea Athenry and other places showed that prior to the founding of the Land league, those districts were comparatively free from crime, After the league began to hold meetings regularly the districts became turbulent and the disorder eliminated in outrages. Five mur@ers quickly followed the founding of the league in Loughrea, including the killing of Sergeant Linton, who, it was averred by the witnesses, was killed for having testified at the trial of MT. Parnen.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1888-11-08
Cleveland, 16S; Harrison, 233 Harrison'S majority in electoral college, 65
flFTY-FlRST CONGRESS.

NEW YORK, Nov. S.-Present indications are that the Fifty first congress will be Re publican, but this question cannot be def nitely settled until authentic reports are received from over q score of disputed dis tricts ill distant states. Some days must elapse before this can be done. This state has scored a Democratic gain of three and the delegation stands, Democrats, IS; Repub- hcans, It. Democratic gains are also claimed in 1ndian@ .ni Virginia-two in each state
 On the other k;,nl the Republicans claim gains ill .NI.4;,,:ls, Connecticut Florida Iowa, ke. t;ici;y, Louisiana, Massachusetts, Michigan. ii ':::,.p,a, Missouri, Nebraska, North >''.:,'.:;tH, Ohio, Tennessee and West Virgin. ii.,.>e claims, if we'll founded, wouh ..,r,. Republican gain of about thirty-!-v'' Ii l.le house of representatives.
 In the l,'-~I;.t congress there are 16S Dem ocrats. l:5.> .tsDIhlicans, Independents and a lonely r,r,.Ics representative in the person of HrI,'y s;:Ei;h, of Wisconsin.
 The Press gives the following figures: Re pubIiCans-Arkansas, l; California G. Colo rado, l. Connecticut, ?; Illinois, 14 Indiana, '; Iowa. 3; Kansas, :; Kentucky, 8; Maine 4; Marylnnd, ,; Massachusetts, 10; Michi- gan, 10; Minnesota, ?; Missouri, f; Nebraska, 2; Nevada, l; New Hampshire, ,; New Jer- sey, i; New York, 20: North Carolina, l; Ohio, 15; Oregon, l; Pennsylvania, 21; Rhode Island, ;; Tennessee ?; Texas, l. Yer, mont, ?; Virginia, :; West Virginia, 1; Wis consin :. Democrats-Alabama, $; Arkan- sas, i; Connecticut, ?; Delaware, 1; Florida, ?; Georgia, 10; Illinois, 6; Indiana, 6; Iowa, ?; Kentucky, s; Louisiana, 6; Maryland, 4; Massachusetts, ?; Michigan, 1 Minnesota 8: Mississippi, '; Missouri, 10; Nebraska, 1; New Jersey, 8; New York, II; North Caro- lima, s; Ohio, 6; Pennsylvania, '; South Car olina, :; Tennessee, B.; Texas, 10; Virginia, 8; West Virginia, 8; Wisconsin, 9 Total, I'll Republicans, 154 Democrats; Republican majority, r.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1888-11-08
VIRGINIA,

ALEXANDRIA, Nov. S.-W. w. Scott, sec retary of the state Democratic committee. says that although returns are very meager the indications are that Cleveland and the Democratic ticket will have a majority in the state of 1000 to 5000. He thought the Democrats would gain two, if not three, members of congress.
 Malone is beaten in his own district All the Mahone candidates throughout the state have been swept under. Many Republicans voted against them because they were re garded as representatives of Malone
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1888-11-08
Riotins at Norfolk,

NORFOLK, Va, Nov. S,-A riot occurred at Portsmouth, Va, last night between whites and blacks Four hundred negroes marched through the streets singing: Hang Grover Cleveland on a Sour Apple Tree. ; They encountered 0 party of whites and a free fight occurred. Between forty and fifty pistol shots were fired and three white men were wounded, two of them seriously. The negroes were finally dispersed and the city is now under military protection One hundred special policemen have been sworn in to pre- serve order, as more trouble is anticipated Both classes are we'll armed
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1888-11-08
COLORADO.

DENVER, Nov S-Returns are slow. Par tial returns received up to this evening indi- cate good majority for Harrison The as sembly will probably stand; Senate-Re- publicans 19; Democrats, 6 House-Repub- licans, 39; Democrats, 10 Returns from 23 out of 5S counties give Cleveland 5,044; liar rison, 7,G4.
 Returns from 34 out of 43 counties in Col orado give Harrison nearly 12,000 majority, and Cooper (Rep) for governor, between 5000 and 10 GOO ma jority
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1888-11-08
MISSOURI.

ST. LOUIS, Nov. S.-The Democratic state committee has complete and incomplete re- turns from about 50 of the 114 counties in this state, which indicate that Cleveland will have plurality of 3O,OOo in the state, and that Francis Dem.), for governor will have plurality of 14,OOO. These returns embrace the vote of St. Louis, Kansas City and all the large cities in the state.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1888-11-08
It Was an Internal Machine.

BERLIN, Nov. & - Suspicion has been aroused that the Russian press censors have vigorously prohibited dissemination of cor rect reports of the recent accident to the czar's train. It is stated upon reliable au- thorlty that the disaster was caused by an internal machine worked by electricity, which was placed under the imperial car riage. The finding of suspicious machinery and material at Sebastopol has confirmed general belief ill the truth of this statement
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1888-11-08
Boston's Republicans Reioicine.

BOSTON, Nov. S.-When, at 1O:3O a. m. yesterday, a telegram from Chairman Quay announcing the result in New York was re- ceived at the state Republican headquarters ill Newspaper row, the crowds within and without began to Jubtlate with the singing of patriotic airs indoors and outbursts and vociferous applause outside. About 1 D. m an adjournment was made to Faneuil hall The old 'cradle" was crowded with singing and cheering multitude, which was addressed by Chairman Burden, Hon. John D. Long. Hon. John w. Candler, Gen. Banks, Lieuten- ant Governor Rrackett and such other speak CTS as could be found for the impromptu oc- casion. The meeting broke up with three cheers for Beard, Quay and Blaine.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1888-11-08
Judge Thurman Resigned.

COLUMBUS, Nov. S.-Judge Thurman said last night that so far as he himself was con- cerned he cared nothing for the defeat of Democracy. He much regretted the defeat of the party, however, because he foresaw the mischief the Republican party might do. Already he saw intimations in the Republi, can press of a return of the carpet haggine system in the south, and he feared the party, if it obtained complete control of congress, would seek to insure its continuance in power by admitting Dakota, Idaho and Montana.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1888-11-08
NEVADA.

SAN FRANCISCO, Cal, Nov. S.-Forty-two out of 172 precincts in Nevada give Harri- son 3, 147; Cleveland, 2,534. In 1884 these 42 precincts gave Blaine 3,166; Cleveland, 2, ,534 Returns from 35 precincts give Cassidy Dem) 1,6S3 and Bartine Rep.) 1884, for congress.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1888-11-08
Miners Indorse a Strike.

PITTsBURG, Nov. S.-The strike of the coal diggers at Sanford & Co.'S works is indorsed by other coal diggers along the Baltimore and Ohio and the Panhandle railroads, who say that the advance promised them has not been given, and they threaten to strike if it be not conceded by next Monday
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1888-11-08
SOUTH CAROLINA.

RALEIGH, N. C., Nov. S-About one third of the state has been heard from. Cleve- lands gain is 1000. Democrats have good majority in the legislature, Second district, congressional, is in doubt. Republicans claim the Fifth district