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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1888-11-07
Miller's Showing in l7s Districts.

county.
MilleI's Showing in l73 Districts.
NEw YORK, Nov. 6.
One hundred and seventy three districts in
New York State, outside of New York and
Kings county, gives Hill 29,6sS, Miller 81
s52. Jones 2,095. The same districts in
1885 gave Hill 24,4S9. Davenport S0,63l,
Bascom, 2,3S3.
NEw YORK, New. 6.
SSl election districts out of 3s2 in Kings
County give Cleveland s2,05o; Harrison.
69,I53; Fisk. 1898. These districts in 1884
gave Cleveland, 81 200; Blaine, so, ,0G5; St.
John, 1886.
NEw YORK, Nov. t.
New York county complete gives Hill 81,
4S3 plurality.
BUFFALO, Nov. 6.
All the districts in Buffalo except one give
Cleveland 81 ,234, Harrison %, ls9; repub-
lican gain of 9l9.
BROOKLYN, Nov. 6.
The total number of districts, 315 COM
plete, give Cleveland 1876, Harrison 6S,-
1877, Fisk 1905, Streeter l03.
Tammany Ahead.
NEw YORK, Nov. 6.
The returns already received indicate that
the Tammany city and county ticket is elect
ed by large plurality. The republicans
run about even with the democrats
Kings County Increase.
New YORK, Nov 6.
Kings county complehe gives Cleveland,
SO Az, Harrison, 10 s57 Fisk, 1887. In
$50, St. John, 1886
New YORK, Nov. 6.
Long Island City complete gives Cleveland
ll45 plurality.
New YORK, Nov. Z.
BY rhe return of the mugwamp and pro.
hibition malcontents of four years ago to the
Republican party fold, the majority will not
exceed $4,000 in Kings county.
BROOKLYN, NY, Nov. 6.
Total number of districts 375, complete
Kings Co., give Cleveland 1916, Harrison
IS, ,l97, Fisk l,oO5, Streete los 429 election
districts in New York State, outside of New
York and Kings Co., give Cleveland 74,s07,
Harrison IS, I72. Fisk 5,523.
Eleven districts of New York outside
of New and Kings county, give Cleveland.
SO, 800, Harrison, III ,446, Fisk, 656l.
Latest from New York
New YORK, Nov. &.
New York, outside of Kings county. gives
Cleveland l63,6l5, Harrison 2O6, ,25S, Fisk
96S3
Eight hundred and ninety -four election
districts IN the state outside, give Cleveland
us, ,l5S, Harrison 22O,4l5, Fisk l0,334
New YORK, Nov. Z.
The vote of the city complete for mayor is
as follows: Grant, 1887; Hewitt, 6S,
1874; Erhardt. 81 ,72l; Coogan, 9465.
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MINNESOTA.

ST. PAUL, Nov. 6.
The weather throughout Minnesota was
bright and clear. Reports show that the
vote was the largest ever cast in the State.
In this city there was much complaint be-
cause the number of voters registered was
greater than could be recorded at Z. NJ.
when the polls closed Several hundred
failed to get their ballots in.
ST. PAUL, Nov. 6.
The Globe has returns from seven town
ships of Minnesota, indicating that if the
same result is reached elsewhere the election
of democratic governor by 1000 plurality
is assured.
ST. PAUL, Nov. G.
Twenty three-townships in Minnesota give
for governor Wilson, democrat 1899, Merri-
man republican, 1921; for Cleveland 2299
Harrison 1870.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1888-11-07
NOTICE.

Whereas on the twenty.trst day OF December,
lSss Samuel Wright >impsou gave me his note, re
corded In the clerks office in he city of Augusta.
Book y. Page for the sum OF one hundred and hVe
dollars PAYABLE ia installmeu's namely. ten dollars
ON the twenty rst Gay January, lSs>, and ten dol
lars ON the twenty first dav Of each mon h thereat
ter until Jhe whole sum should be paid with inter
est, and has made default In payments thereon, and
Whereas said note given for one Parlor Organ
numbered T. lsd, and IL wHs agrVCd that said organ
should rrmain my prnper;, until said note should
be paid in full hereby givr notice Of my intention
to foreclase .aid simpsons right of redemption in
said organ bvcau>e Of the default aforesaid.
CHARLES c. HUNT.
Augusta Me. Oct. -, lSsS. oct24dlawSw
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MASSACHUSETTS.

In the Sd district now represented by Leo
pold Morse. (dem,) the fight is between
Beard (rep) and Andrew Qiem) with the
probabilities in favor of Beard. In the 9th
district now represented by Hayden, (rep J
the fight is between Banks, (rep.) and llg-
ginson, (dem.) 1t is thought that Banks
will win, although there is some republican
detection.
One hundred and fifty towns give Harri-
son, A $50, Cleveland, 33,7o5, Fish, 2G4S,
scattering. 40.
The same towns in 1884 gave Blaine, 3S,-
1926; Cleveland, 2S,77S; Butler, 6,367; ST
John, 2S6l. These towns give Ames, A..
063; Russell, 33,6s6; Earle 29l4; scattering
20. Republican plurality 1894.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1888-11-07
Evening Indications.

r. Nj. Harrison and Morton have GER
tainly carried the State, and Goodell rep is
elected governor by the people. The repub
licans have carried both congressional dis
tricts, and secured control of both branches
Of the legislature. The vote was very heavy
in Concord. Owing to the cutting it cannot
be counted and declared until nearly mid
night. Hon. Stilman Humphrey, rep, is
elected mayor, and Chas. X. Corning, rep,
is elected senator in the Concord district.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1888-11-07
VIRGINIA.
Democrats Lose in the Old Domiuion.

Democrats Lose in the Old Domiuion
RICHMoNp, Va, Nov. 6.
IL is estimated that the vote in eight coun-
ties and cities indicate democratic loss of
from 1900 to 1900.
LYNCHBURG. Va, Nov. 6.
Lynchburg polled an enormous vote. and
gave a democratic majority of PCS against
lG6 in 1884. Hopkins (Ind.) for Congress,
got less than a dozen votes in his own home.
RICHMoND, Va, Nov. 6.
In the 9th congressional district Ed
monds, (dem.) is elected The district was
last represented by Hopkins, labor.
Norfolk, Va Nov. 6.
Norfolk goes Republican by bS3, Republi-
can gain, ISL. Portsmouth gives Demo-
cratic majority of $40, Democratic gain 3sl.
Norfolk County gives 1900 Republican ma
ority, Republican gain, 400.
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CONNECTICUT.
Large Republican Gains Outside Of the
Cities.
The Slender Claims OF Democracy Indi-
cate Republican Victory Certain.
New HAVEN. Nov. f,

New HAVEN, Nov. 6.
Sixty-nine towns outside the cities show a
republican gain of 1889 The State will
probably give about 1000 plurality for Cleve-
land.
All but four wards in New Haven show a
democratic gain of SCI over 1854. Nineteen
towns in Connecticut show democratic gain
of POS.
HARTFORD, Nov. q.
The total vote of this city ON president
was l. 1884. On registration very little over
$4,000. Clevelands plurality 322 against
go in 1884. The plurality of Bulkely,
republican for governor in Hartford 5S. For
Congress, Vance democrat has plurality
of 249. A democratic State Senator aud two
democratic representatives elected.
HARTFORD, Nov. 6.
Returns to midnight by the Evening Post
from ia towns, show Il republican gain of
1924 over 1884. The same ratio of gain in
the remaining towns will give the Stae to
Harrison by about $50. The republicans
will elect three congressman. probably four.
The legislature is republican by large ma
jority, and they will elect republican State
Office rs.
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Another Republican Congressman

HARRIsoSBuRG Va, Nov. 6
Sixteen OF the "a precincts of this county
show a net republican gain of 2S9 over 1884.
The indications are that the county will give
Roller, (rep for Congress, $50 over O'Fer-
rail-, democrat Harrison over Cleveland,
250 votes. Cleveland carried the county
in 1884 by one majority.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1888-11-07
Returns From Aallowell.

HALLowELL, Nov. 6.
The election result shows: Harrison,
395; Cleveland, l55; Fisk, 2S. Harrison
receives Just the same number of votes that
Burlegh did in September. There is a fall
ing off in the democratic vote of As, and
prohibition g. The returns were received at
City Hall during last evening.
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NEW HAMPSHIRE.
Republicans Garry the State-Legisla-
ture Doubtful.

CONCORD, Nov. 6.
Noon-New Hampshire is stirred from
center to circumference by the desperate at
tempts of Frank Jones and the democrats
and liquor men to carry the legislature.
Never before were there such open attempts
to bribe voters. 1t is believed that 500, 900
is being spent today by the democrats. No
body fears that Harrison will fail to carry
the State, but there is much fear for the
legislature
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1888-11-07
The Contest in Alabama.

MoSTGoMERY, Nov.-G.
Scattering returns show solid democratic
delegation TO Congress. There was no seri-
Gus contest by the republicans except in the
lst and 4th districts. Clark and Turpin,
dems. are undoubtedly elected. Cleveland.
majority will be as large as in 1884. There
was not full vote on account OF the ab-
senee of republican opposition.
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OHIO.
CINCINNATI, O., Nov. &

CIscrSSArI, o., Nov. 6.
Over 90 per cent of the registered vote In
the city was polied today. The comparison
in Ohio is made with the governor vote OF
1887, when Foraker's plurality was 1899.
There are 2,30l wards and precincts In the
state. In 10 precincts there is net demo
cratic gain Of 1871.
Covington, Ky. shows heavier majority
for John G. Carlisle than he ever bad there
before.
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Later

BVsTON, NOV. 0.
The result in the Congressional districts
in this State indicate that the republicans
elected ten out of twelve congressman. In
the lst district, with seven towns to hear
from, Randall, rep, has majority of about
5000. In the I'd district, with five towns to
hear from, Morse, rep, has majority over
Quincy, dem, of about 5000. In the 81 dis
trict Andrew, dem, has probably defeated
Beard, rep, though the district is in doubt
on account of the vote of Boston not bcimg
received
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1888-11-07
A Good Result in Skowhegan.
Especial to the Kennebec Journal.
SKowHEGAN, Nov. 6

SKowuEGAN, Nov. 6.
The election passed off quietly here today,
resulting in a splendid republican victory,
the vote standing as follows; Republican,
IA democrat, 276; labor, 25 prohibition,
I, republican gain from Septemo Der of 50,
A pleasing feature of the day was the march
ing to the polls in body of fifty veterans
who voted for Tippecanoe in 1870. 1t is
needless TO say their votes were cast solidly
for Harrison and Morton.
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TRIBUNE'S ESTIMATE
New York and Indiana Republican by
0O0-Ccnnectieut DOUBTFUL.
New YORK. Noy

New YORK, Nov. 6.
New York probably republican by 10000,
Connecticut in doubt, New Jersey democrat
ic, Indiana republican by 10000. Probable
republican majority OF 25 in the next Con-
gress. Great TaInmsny victory in the city
Hill probably elected Gov.
(Signed) TRIBUNE.
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ATLANTA, Ga, Nov 6.
The indications are that CleveIaud's ma
jority in Georgia will be at least 25 900. A
solid democratic congressional delegation is
elected by 5000 to 5000 majority.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1888-11-07
ITS Towns Indicate $4,000 Plurality.

FORTLAND, NOV. Q.
One hundred and seventy-five towns in
Maine give Harrison 45,l48, Cleveland 3d.
255, Fisk l43l, scattering 1Si. In 1884
Blaine had 43, ,706, Cleveland 3f,3l7, st.
John 1896, scattering l77G EIarrison's plu-
rality Ii, ,ly5, against Blaine's 1889. This
indicates plurality OF 2+ 900 The vote in
1884 stood Blaine 72,2l7, Cleveland SO, 1873,
St. John 2l60, Butler 1852, scattering 6 :;
total, i30,4SS. The total vote compared
with the ratio as returned will stand, Harri-
SON "A 800. Cleveland 0,500 Fisk 2500 scat
teriIg 2000, total l29 800.
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TENNESSEE.

MEMPHIS, Nov. 6.
The election passed off quietly. A very
heavy vote was polled. Memphis has gone
democratic by about 2500, a gain Of 100
over 1884. James Phelan, dem, 10 re elect
ed to Congress over Eaton rep, by not less
than 1000 majority
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1888-11-07

the electoral ticket. The returns received
by the committee are from all quarters Of
the State, aud show an almost uniform re-
publican gain. The committees ivices as
TO the congressional district are that Bur
rows is reelected ia the tth by an increased
plurality, while Allen carries the 2nd by
150, about 250 less than he had two years
ago.
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Notes.

Roc kland gives a republican gain of ten
over the September election. Topsham
shows republican gain of twelve. Bruns-
wick, total vote 1895, republican plurality
100
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1888-11-07
NAMES GREETINGS.
Mr.. Blaine Sends Congratulations to
Gen Harrison

Mr.. Blaine sent the following dispatch at
s last evening:
To GEN. HARRISON.
Indianapolis. Indiana.
Returns thus far received indicate that
Maine has given you a majority of twenty
three thousand. 1t will be more rather than
less.
JAMES G. BLAINE
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LATEST.
Steady Republican Gains Above Har-
lem.

Especial to the Kennebec Journal
New YORK, Nov. 9.
Returns above Harlem Continue to show
steady republican gain. Believe we have
carried the State.
j. MANCHEsTER HAYNES
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From NawnOrt

Special TO the kennebec Journal.
NEWPORT, Nov. 6.
Today's vote in this town stood: Republi-
can 1877, democratic 80, prohibition l3.
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Summary From 80 Towns.

PORTLAND, Nov. 6.
Eighty towns give Harrison 26,674,
Cleveland II ,467, Fisk, 945, scattering 533
The same towns in 1884 gave Blaine 25, ,733,
Cleveland II ,S57, St John Sl3, scattering
976. Harrison's plurality, 92o7; against
Blaine's, 9S76
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GLORIOUS NEWS
From Hon. ]. Manchester Haynes Of t-e
Republican National Committee.
Indications Point to $4,000 Republican
Plurality in New York-The Re-
publicans Garry Connecticut.
NEW YORK, Nov. 6.

New YORK, Nov. 6.
(Special to the Kennebec Journal,
The returns are slow and will not be def
mite before midnight Indications are that
we carry New York by fifteen thousand. We
have carried Connecticut.
J. MANcHHsTER HAYNES.
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Five Hundred Strong.

CALAIS, Nov. &.
Our cty's majority in the election today is
five hundred strong for Harrison. Morton
and protection.
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Republican Gain in wate,vllle.

W a ENN IILF lNUN' U.
Waterville gives Harrison 737; Cleveland,
620 Fiske, 12 Labor, d Harri, on's ma
jority 100; Harrison's plurality III. The
total vote is about 20 below that of Septem-
Der.
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A Gain for Harrison.

NEW YORK, Nov. 6.
Seven hundred and sixty out of $50
election districts give Harrison, 81 ,3GS !;
Cleveland, 1879, 756; Fisk. TO-
One hundred and thirty-three election
districts in New York state outside of New
York CITY and Kings county, give Cleveland,
22,935 Harrison, 30,4,2; Fisk, 1853. The
same districts in 1884, gave Cleveland. a.
OF; Blaiae, 29, ,53l !; st. John, 1928.
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Massachusetts consressmen.

BosToS, Nov. q.
With the exceRspn of o'Neill, democrat
in the 4th and Andrews, democrat in the Sd
district all the congressman are republicans.
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18 Per Cent Republican Gails

One hundred and twenty towns give Har-
rison, ,35 ,S9l. Cleveland, 20 $50, Fisk, ll75,
scattering, 712; against Blaine, 34,7jl,
Cleveland, "a ,2s2, St. John, 952 scattering,
1902. Harrison's plurality, 12,37l, against
Blaine, l0,469. The republican gain is
1902 or Is per cent indicating over $4,000
plurality. The following has gone through:
Twenty towns give Harrison 502l, Cleye-
land 297l, Fisk 1856. The same towns in
1884 gave Blaine 4725, Cleveland 3037, St.
John l42, scattering 50. Republican gain
80
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DIRIG0'S SEAL
OF Approval Stamps the Returns With
Glorious Victory.
$50 Towns Show Republican Gain OF
19 Per Cent Over 81

PORTLAND, Nov. 3.
Forty towns give Harrison, IA, l45; Cleye-
land, 9432; Fisk. 5l2; Scattering, 81.
Against Blaine. 1858; Cleveland, 10, 407 !;
St John, 449; Scstteding, 337. Rcpubli-
can gain l437
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VERMONT.

noSTPELIER, Nov. 6.
Washington county gave Blaine 1917
plura lily and gives Harrison 1922.
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HESTER HAYNES.
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DETROIT, Nov. 6.
One hundred and FIVE districts out of 1861
in Michigan, outside of Detroit, give Harri-
son 100, Cleveland 1856, Fisk 20l4;
Luce, rep. 0,lI9, Burt, dem. 1885, Che
ney, pro. 1873; republican gain 465l. The
republican State committee claim Michigan
for Harrison by 1900 plurality. Luce,
republican candidate for governor, has been
cut in the cities, and may run 5000 behind
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Pittsfield's Vote
Pitts6eld vi

Special to the Kennebec journal.
PIrTLFIELp. Nov. 6.
Pittsfeld gives Harrison 332, Cleveland
2I9, Fisk 4.
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Monmouth.

MONMOUTH, Nov. 9.
Harrison, 234 Cleveland, 1888; scattering,
-.
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Prom $50 Towns.

l5O towns give Harrison HAS,
Cleveland p ,252 Fisk 1898, scattering $50,
against Blaine 1876, Cleveland Is, 329, St
John l66, scattering 1872. Harrison's plu-
rality II, l66, against Blane's IL .S67. re-
publican gain OF 2299, or 10 per cent.
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New YORK, Nov. 6.
Two hundred and seventy districts outside
of New York and Kings county, give Cleve-
land Al ,0o0, Harrison Ga ,l65, Fisk 34s8.
The same districts in 1884 gave Cleveland
1886, Blaine 59,543 st. John 3l93
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Some Democratic Figures.

Chairman Brice of the Da onal democratic
committee sent out the following dispatch
last evening: New York city indicates 49,
900 democratic plurality and Brooklyn indi-
Gates 30, 900.
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Suns Figures.

New YORK, Nov. 8.
The New York bulletins give Clevelsnd's
plurality at $500 in New York city. The
Tribune says Miller is certainly beaten for
governor. 1t gives Cleveland 55 900 major
ity in New York city, and 5000 in Kings
county.
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New YORK, Nov 6.
One hundred and seventy three districts in
New York State, outside of New York and
Kings county, gives Hill 29,6SS, Miller 81.
S52. Jones zoos. The same districts in
1885 gave Hill 24,4S9. Davenport 30,63I
Bascom, 2,3S3.
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East Livermore.
Especial to the kennebec Journal

LIvERMoRE FALLS, Nov. 6.
East Livermore's vote Republican l65,
democratic 1923, prohibition Il, labor I3.
Livermore's vote Republican l64, demo-
cratic ll5, prohibition ), labor l3.
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Vote in Maine Cities and Towns.

Special dispatches to the journal give the
following votes as far as heard from
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CnICAGo. Nov.

CHICAGO. Nov. G.
Two hundrsd precincts in Chicago give
Harrison 30,21S, Cleveland 32g4l; Fifer,
rep, for governor, 30,036, Palmer, dem,
SO, 4G5.
RoCKFoRD, Nov. g.
Hit, republican, has been reelected to
Congress.
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INDIANA.
A Grand Struggle ALI Along the Line.
Every County But One Shows a Gain
for Harrison.
Republican Gains at the Start.

INDIANAPoLIs, Nov. 6.
8 2. M.-The first return of one precinct
in Franklin township, Marion county, shows
a republican gain of II.
Only Few Towns Reported
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CHICAGO, Nov. 6.
In southern Illinois it raned ut several
points most of the day. A very large vote
is reported from all points. eThe ticket rs
long aud full count can not be made till
very late. All reports SO far outside of Cook
county show small republican gains, which,
if maintained, will give Harrison several
thousand gain over Blaine's vote in 1854.
Palmer's vote for governor is greater tha
Cleveland's at all points heard from Iftle
votes of republican gain continues in TIE
same proportion the State will give Harrison
majority of from 5000 to 10000.
CHICAGO, Nov. &.
Fifty-nine precincts outside of Chicago,
in counties show a net republican gain for
President of S07
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DETROIT Nov 4
Republican Gain 1850.

Eighty-nine townships in Michigan give
Harrison G936 Cleveland 55l6. Same towns
in 1854 gave Blaine 5623 Cleveland, 542G
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Hill Leads Cleveland in Troy.

Troy, Nov. 6.
Hill leads Cleveland by $50. Cleveland
will probably have 500 to 1000 plurality.
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DETROIT, Nov. 6.
Sixty-three townships give net republi-
can gain of 1850.
Michfpan RenuhIicsn hv . mn
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From 26l Districts.

Two hundred and sixty-one districts in
New York State outside New York and
Kings counties give Cleveland 1926, Har.
rison 81 ,952, Fisk 1862. The same districts
in 1884 gave Cleveland A 922, Blaine 81 Gal,
St. John 1908.
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INDIANAPoLIs, Nov. 6.
Only few towns have been reported.
They show democratic gains over 1884, when
Cleveland carried the State by G500.
INDIANAPOLIS, Nov. 7.
Orange county nearly complete gives
Harrison 800 plurality, gain of 1923. O'Neil,
dem. of the second congressional district, is
probably defeated by the reelection of
Brockton, rep.
1920 A. M.-The city is wild with enthu-
siasm over the reports from New York
Harrison is receiving the returns in his libra
ry surrounded by his family, Gen. Miller.
his law partner and few intimate friends.
He is being deluged with dispatches congrat-
ulating him on his prospects, but will not
make them public tonight.
Latest.
INDIANAPOLIS, Nov. I.
The Chairman of the State Republican
Committee says two Republican Congress
men gained The State goes republican.
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Two Hundred and Ninety Nine Dis
tricts Give Republican Gains
NEW YORK, Nov. 6.
Two hundred and ninety nine election dis
tricts in New York state, outside of New
York and Kings county give Cleveland, ST.
256, Harrison, 69,19s, Fisk, 1881. The
same districts in 1884 gave Cleveland, so, 700,
Blaine, 65, ,l72, St. John, 3407.
NEW YORK, Nov. s.
Eight hundred districts give Cleveland
l49, oil, Harrison 96,905.
NEW YORK, Nov. 6.
Eight hundred and ten districts out of $50
give Cleveland Isl 1861, Harrison 9s 1888.
PoUGHKEEPsIE, Nov. 6.
This city gives Hill a majority of s22.
Blaine carried IT in 1854 by 236.
ALBANY, Nov. 6.
This city gives Cleveland 280O majority.