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TWO BRAVE GIRLS.
They Kill Rattlesnake in the Cat
skilIs,

TANNERsvILLE, N. Y, Nov. 5.-All ma
ture smiled in the Catskills to-day, the
weather being perfect from every point Of
view, and just right for ramble in the
woods, where the sere and yellow leaves
make rich carpet for the feet of pedestrians
Three young ladies, Miss j. Robertson, of
New York city and two sisters named Burke,
OF Philadelphia. who have been making
sketches of the beautiful autumnal scenery
for day or two, took walk this afternoon
through portion of the Stony Glove. They
had an experience that they can talk about
and try to depict upon canvas for some
time to come. While strolling along, kick
ing the thick bed of leaves with their feet
one OF them who had picked up stout cud-
gel. said:
Now you just watch me hit that tree with
this stick!'
Then she threw it, and of course she
missed the tree. She hit something else,
however. and it was rattlesnake that lay
basking in the bright sunshine. 1t is pre-
sumed that the stick gave the reptile right
smart blow 1t lost no time in twisting
along toward the pedestrians, and its gleam-
ing eyes, red tongue and ominous rattle
showed that II meant fight with all the
Burke sisters, who had hit the snake,
screamed and ran from the scene as fast as
she could. The other two ladies, as it for
tunately happened, had taken their stout
alpenstocks in their hands when starting
out for their stroll, and it only took them a
moment to decide that if they, too, turned
and ran, the rattler would have the ad-
vantage OF them. 1t was possible that in
running one or both of them might trip and
fall, and then the slimly thing with its
poisonous fangs would attack them in
jiffy. They decided to stand their ground
and to fight the snake. They stood about
six feet apart, alpine stocks in hand.
The snake decided to attack Miss Robert
son, who wore the brighter hued dress of the
two. As the reptile advanced toward her
she trembled like leaf in the wind and
when it was within two feet of her she
swung her weapon and struck his snakeship
whacking blow. She tried to hit it over
the head, but instead struck it seven or eight
inches further back. The blow partially
stunned the rattler, and the moment It
piled their cudgels thick and fast, and in two
minutes time the snake was as dead as dead
could be.
Then the two brave girls sobbed on each
others necks, and If they didn't have hyster-
les they came pretty near it. Meanwhile the
Miss Burke who had decided that in flight
was to be found her only safety was to be
heard screaming in a tree, which she had
climbed, some distance away. Motions
were made to her that all danger was past
and that she ought to come and view the
| body of their common foe. She decided that
| she was near enough to the snake where she
was, and she remained on her perch until her
| sister and Miss Robertson arrived at the foot
ured over four feet in length and it had
| rafflas
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precincts In Chicago, :give Harrison, So2is;
Cleveland, 32,9A; Fifer, Republican for
governor. S0036: Palmer, Democrat for
governor, 36,465.
ST. PAUL. Nov. 6.-The Globe has returns
from seven townships Of Minnesota, indi-
eating, IL the same result Is reached else
where, the election Of the Democratic candi-
date for governor by 1000 plurality.
ROCKFORD, Ills, Nov. 6-Hitt, Republi-
can has been reelected to Congress.
CHICAGO, Nov, 6.--TwO hundred and
fifty-six precincts in Chicago out Of 34i give
Harrison, 41,479; Cleveland, 44,16O; Fifer.
Republican for governor, 40,971; Palmer,
gave Blaine, 81 i.420; Cleveland. 1880.
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THE VERY LATEST.
Early Morning Dispatches That
Cheer Republicans.

New YORK, Nov. 6.-The Sun, Democrat.
says it seems probable that Harrison has
carried the State by from 1000 to 10000
plurality. The paper continues: Cleveland
has polIed handsome vote in New York
city. his plurality being not far from $4,000;
but he has not held his own In Kings
county. His plurality there is about 1900,
which is loss of about 1900 on 1884. From
the State above Bronx river the Republicans
in most every section show great gains, If
the proportion that is now received keeps
up, Harrison will come to Bronx with from
$4,000 to 5000 plurality.
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MINNESOTA.

ST. PAUL, Mimi. 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
has been much complaint because the num-
per OF voters registered was much greater
when the polls closed. several hundred voters
failed to get their ballots In.
ST.. PAUL, Minn., Nov. 6.-Twenty-three
townships in Minnesota give for Governor,
Wilson, Democrat, 1899; Merriam. Republi-
can, 1928; For Cleveland, 2,299; Harrison,
3377
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SHOWING THE RESULT.
The Reports which Foreshadowed
Success for the Republicans.

New YORK, Nov. 5.-One hundred and
thirty-three election districts in New York
State, outside of New York and Kings
Counties give Cleveland. 22.935; Harrison
30,472: Fisk, LASS. The same districts, in
1884, gave Cleveland, 24,077; Blaine, 29,531;
ST. John, ], ,42S.
Seven hundred and sixty out of $50 election
districts give Harrison, 9l.36S; Cleveland.
139, $50; Fix, LOIS.
Two hundred sixty-one election districts
in New York State this side of New York
and Kings Counties give Cleveland, 1926; I;
Harrison, 6l,952; Fisk. 1892. The same
Blaine, 57,941; st. John, 3,063.
Eight hundred and ten districts in New
York city, out Of S56, give Cleveland, 151, ,361;
Harrison, 8,3S3.
BROOKLYN, Nov. 1.-Two hundred and
twenty districts out of 375 election districts,
give Hill, Al, 1884; Miller. 81, ,556; Jones, 731.
NEW YORK, Nov. 1.-TWO hundred and
seventy election districts, in New York
State, outside of New York and Kings Coun-
ties, give Cleveland, AZ, ,030 Harrison, a. 165 !;
Fisk, 3,4S8. The same districts, In 1884, gave
Cleveland, 1856; Blaine. 59,S43; st. John,
3,l93.
ninety-nine districts in New York State,
outside of New York and Kings counties,
give Cleveland, 51,256; Harrison, 69,798; I;
Fisk, 373l. The sane districts in 1884 gave
Cleveland, 5000; Blaine, 65,172; st. John,
3407.
[By Long Distance Telephone.l
Troy, N. Y, Nov. 6.-Hill leads Cleve-
land by $50. Cleveland will probably have
| 800 to 1000 plurality.
NEW YORK, Nov. 6-Eight hundred dis
| tricts give Cleveland, 1901; Harrison, 96,-
| 905.
PoUGHKEEPsIE, n. Y, Nov. 6.-Hilps
majority is 322. Blaine carried the city in
| 1884 by $780,
| ALBANY, N. Y, Nov. 6.-This city gives
| Cleveland 2S00 majority.
| NEW YORK, Nov. Gone hundred election
| districts in New York State, outside of New
| York and Kings counties, give Hill, 296SS
| Miller, 1882; Jones, zoos. The same dis
| tricts in 1885 gave Hill, "a, ,4S9; Davenport,
| 30,631; Bascom, 1888.
| NEW YORK, Nov. 5.-Returns already re-
/ ceived indicate that the Tammany city and
/ county ticket is elected by large plurality.
| The Republicans run about even with the
county Democrats.
Three hundred and eighty-one election
| districts, out of 3S2, in Kings county, give
Cleveland, s2050; Harrison, 6S,753; Fisk,
| 1893. These districts, in 1884, gave Cleve-
land $1,000; Blaine, 52,065; st. John, 1886.
BUFFALO, Nov. 5.-All the districts in
buffalo, except one give Cleveland, p. .234
Harrison, 23,1S9; a Republican gain of 9l9.
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NORTH CAROLINA.
Republican congressmen Among
the Delegates from the state.

RALEIGH, N. O., Nov. 6.-Scattering re-
turns from various parts Of the State indI-
cate that the State has gone for Cleveland by
about the same majority as In 1884, about
17,cO0 The indications are that the Demo-
Gratis elect Congressman In all the districts
except the first, second and fifth, from which
Indicate the result.
WILMINGTON, Nov. G.-Returns show a
slgnt Democratic gain over 1884 when the
democrats carried the State by over 1900.
.hALEIeH. Nov. 6.-Returns from SO town
ships give Democratic gain OF 1896.
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WISCONSIN
Rallies for Harrison With a Probable
Majority OF 8, 900.

MILWAUKEE. Wis, Nov. 6.-Chairman
Usher Of the Democratic State Central Com
mittee has 50 scattering precinc IS giving a
net Democratic gain Of 1872. He SAYS that
the Democrats estimate has been more than
reached thus far. Chairman Payne OF the
Republican State Committee says the returns
are too meagre to give any estimate yet.
MILWAUKEE, Wis. Nov. 6.-Returns are
coming in very slowly. Flfty-two cities and
towns In the State outside Of Milwaukee give
from these figures the Republican majority
In the State will be about 1900. Smith,
Democrat and labor Is undoubtedly defeated
by Van Schayck in the fourth district (Mil-
waukee)
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KENTUCKY.
Carlisle Gets a Big Majority In the
Blue Grass state.

CINCINNATI. Ohio. Nov. 6.-The vote in
Covington, KY, shows heavier majority
for John G. Carlisle than he ever had there
before.
LOUISVILLE, KY, Nov. 6.-Kentucky in
spite of rain has given Cleveland the usual
Democratic majority of nearly 10000. Dem
ocratic congressman are elected in the first,
second. fourth, fifth, sixth, seventh and
third where heavy Democratic gains are re-
ported. Congressman Finley. Republican,
Is probably beaten and EXC ongressman
Wexford in the eleventh district. John III.
Wilson, Republican, carried the tenth and
the ninth is uncertain. Congressman Caruth
Of Louisville, has a majority of $500 against
1,400 four years ago.
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GEN. HARRISON VOTES.
The Republican Leader Given q
Hearty Greeting at the Polls.

INDIANAPOLIS, Ind, Nov. 6.-Towards IL
O'Clock the rain ceased here. At 1880, two
men, wearing fall overcoats, with collars
turned up, walked quickly along nth street
and entered the polling place. They were
Gen. Harrison and his son Russell. The
distance from their residence to the polling
place is about three squares. The General
walked up to the window and handed in his
ballot. As the inspector dropped the paper
In the box, he called out the name "Benja-
min Harrison" and the clerk responded
"No. 237, signifying the number Of ballots
thirds Of the vote Of that precinct.
After the General had voted, the crowd
gathered around him, and short season Of
handshaking took place. After remaining
about twenty minutes and chatting familiar
ly with acquaintances, the General walked
back to his house. IL the General felt aux
iety over this eventful days work, not
shadow Of 1t was manifested in his counte-
nance.
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NEW AMPsHIRE
Republican on Both state and
National Tickets

CONCORD, N. H., Nov. 6.-The indications
at 7 p. M, are that Harrison and Morton
have certainly carried the State. Goodell,
Republican, is elected governor by the
people. The Republicans carry both con-
gressional districts and have secured control
OF both branches of the legislature. Tie
vote isvery heavy. In. Concord owing
to cutting it cannot be counted and declared
until nearly midnight. Hon. Stillman
Humphrey, Republican, Is elected mayor.
Chas. r. Cooning. Republican, is elected
Senator in the Concord district.
NASHUA, N. H., Nov. 6.-The vote of this
city Is Cleveland, 1858; Harrison, 1906 (:
Amsden, liza; Goodell, 1897; Moore, Re-
publican for Congress, 1,708; Maun, Demo-
cratic, 1,672 The Democrats elect the
mayor, majority Of the city council, and
State senator and three representatives.
PORTSMOUTH, Nov. 5.-Portsmouth gives
Cleveland electors five hundred and thirty
eight majority. For Governor, Amsden.
Democrat, has a majority Of five hundred
and eighty-four. Mckinney for congress-
man has majority of five hundred and
eighty-hye. Conn, Democrat, Is elected sen
ator in the oath district, by three hundred
and sixty-six majority. Coffin aud Emery,
Democratic candidates for sheriff and solici,
tor, are far ahead on the county ticket. The
entire county ticket is probably elected.
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ONO.

CINCINNATI, Ohio, Nov. Cover 06 per
cent Of the registered vote in Cincinnati was
polled today. aIThe comparison in Ohio Is
made with the Governors vote Of 1887, when
Foraker's plurality was 1888. There are
teen precincts show a net Democratic gain
Of 1S1.
COLUMBUS. Ohio. Nov. 6-At 1.SO this
afternoon Judge Thurman, and his son, AL
len w. Thurman, alighted from a coupe and
cast their ballots for the Democratic ticket.
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committee claim Michigan for Harri-
son by l2.O1o plurality. Luce, Rep. for gov
run 5000 behind the electoral ticket. Ra-
turns received by the COMMITTEES are from
all quarters Of the State and show an almost
uniform Republican gain. The eommittee,s :
advices as TO the Congressional districts are
that Burrows Is reelected in the fourth dis-
trict by an increased plurality, while Allen
carries the second by 100, about go less than
the hadtwo years ago.
DETROIT. Nov. 6. Two hundred and four
teen towns In Michigan give Harrison, A.
goa Cleveland, 34,273. Republican gain Of
DETROIT, Nov. G.-Governor Luce says
ality.
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MR.. BLAINE AT HOME.
He Drives at once from the Station
to the Ward Room.
Especial to the Press.l

Especial to the Press
AUGUSTA. Nov. 6.-The Blaine party ar
rived in Augusta at $40 p. M, travelling in
Mr. Payson fuckers private car. which was
attached to the rear of the regular train.
Gatherings of people were met at many of
the stations along the route, and much cheer
ing and waving of hats was indulged in. At
several points citizens entered the car and
shook hands with Mr.. Blaine. The party
consisted of Mr.. and Mrs. Blaine, Walker
Blaine, Miss Rachel Sherman and Orville ID.
Baker, Esq. AT the station they were met
by Chairman Manley and James G. Blaine,
Jr. Mr.. Blaine and Mr.. Manley then entered
a closed carriage, which was in waiting, and
were driven to the ward room in ward which
is in an old carriage shop owned by Gardiner
Phillips, Harrison veteran. Mr.. Blaine
voted at $50, just ten minutes before the
polls closed. After voting, the Blaines pro-
ceeded directly to their homes.
Mr.. Blaine departed on his stumping tour,
Sept. 9th, making his first speech in New
York, Saturday, Sept. 29th. He is receiving
returns tonight by private wire, at his resi-
dence, few of his personal friends are with
him. A large number of specials have been
received by him from New YoIk.
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MICHIGAN.
a Steady Republican Gain Shown oy
the Reports.

DETROIT, Nov. 6.-Thirty-nine townships
in Michigan give Harrison 6s96; Cleveland,
6516. The same towns in 1884 gave Blaine'
1923; Cleveland, 54O6.
DETROIT, Nov. 6-Sixty-thiee townships
in the state give net Republican gain Of
1850.
DETROIT Nov. 6.-Eighty-nine townships
in Michigan give Harrison, 6S36; Cleveland,
55l6. The same towns in 1884 gave Blaine,
1928; Cleveland, 5406.
DETROIT. Nov. 6.-one hundred and five
districts out Of 1861 in Michigan, outside of
Detroit, give Harrison, 20, 100; Cleveland, 49,
S45; Fisk, 2Ol4; Luce, Rep, 2O,179; Burt
Dem, l5.Sl5; Cheney, Pro-, 1873; Republi-
can gain Of 1851. The Republican State
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THE VOTE COMPLETE,
A Result which Is Disappointing to
the Democrats.

New YORK, Nov. 6.-New York county
complete gives Hill 64, 4,4S3 plurality.
BROOKLYN, N. Y, Nov. 6.-The total
number of districts is 375. Complete this
give Cleveland 1916; Harrison. 6, ,l97; Fisk,
1,005; Streeter, 103.
New YORK, Nov. 6.-Kings county COM
plete gives Cleveland 50, Az; Harrison, TO-
5S7; Fisk. 1,037. In 1884 1t gave Cleveland
67,667; Blaine, 81, 800; st. John, 1886.
NEW YORK, Nov. 6-Long Island City
complete gives Cleveland 1145 plurality.
New YORK, Nov. 6.--New York city and
county complete give Hill 160,6S2; Miller,
96,199; Hills plurality, 64,483. The New
York Suns bulletins give Cleveland's plu-
rality as $500 in New York city. The Tri-
bune says that Miller is beaten for governor.
1t gives Cleveland 5000 majority in New
York city, and 5000 in Kings county.
NEW YORK, Nov. 6.-The city complete
gives for mayor, Grant, 107, ,537; Hewitt g.
134; Erhardt, 67.72l; Coogan, 9,465.
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VERMONT
Comes TO the Front With Gains on
Our Side.

MONTPELIER, VT, Nov. 6.-Washington
county gave Blaine 1917 plurality. It gives
Harrison, 1922.
WHITE RIVER JUNCTION, VT, Nov. o.
One hundred and twenty-five towns give
Harrison 1904; Cleveland, 1886; Fisk,
9O4; scattering, o. The same towns in 1884
gave Blaine, 25,038; Cleveland, 1O,755; ST
John, 1144; Butler, 496 The Republican
majority in the towns heard from Is 1852 I;
against Il, ,643 In 1884.
Barwig, Democratic candidate In the
second district, now represented by Guen-
Republican candidate BY small majority.
This will give the Democrats gain Of one
Congressman In the delegation.
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Harrison and Morton are Pack
ing up to move towashington.
AND CLEVELAND is TAKING HIS OLD
CLOTHES DOWN FROM THE
WHITE HOUSE PEGS!
The Story of the Fortunes in Yesterday s
Magnificent and Gallant Battle!

Hip! Hip! Hurrah! The Republicans
New York
probably all Mr.
2lS electoral
likely 2& The following table
possibly the Republican
doubtful will likely get in But
erme
Whole O
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N EW JERSEY.
Some Republican Gains In the Mea
gre Reports.

NEW YORK, Nov. eighty towns and
wards in New Jersey give Cleveland, 5117;
Harrison, 1914; Fisk, 90. The same wards
and towns in 1884 gave Cleveland, 4542 !;
Blaine, 4S49; st. John, 176.
AsHBURY PARK, N. j., Nov. 6.-The esti-
mated majority in Monmouth county for
Cleveland is 1900 gain of 700. Gessenreim-
or. Dem, is elected to Congress. Four years
ago, Bean, Rep, carried the county by $50.
JERSEY CRY, N. j., Nov. 6.-Returns to
the Democratic State Committee are encour-
aging. All show Democratic gains, and the
committee is now confident the legislature
will be Democratic.
TRENTON, N. j., Nov. 6.-Trenton gives
Cleveland 544S and Harrison 5S87, with two
precincts to hear from. Corrected returns
from Somerset county give Cleveland 159
majority. Fowler. Democrat, Is eported
elected to Congress from the fourth district.
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THE REPUBLICAN, PLURALITY.
Returns at Midnight Make II Be-
tween 400 and 500.

HARTFORD, Conn.,, Nov. 6-Returns up to
midnight received by the Evening Post from
ia towns show a Republican gain Of 1924
over 1884. The same ratio Of gain in the re-
naming towns will give the State to Harri-
SON by about 450. The Republicans elect
three Congressman, and probably four. The
legislature Is Republican by large majority,
and win elect Republican State officers.
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SackVille not the only Person
Who Finally was Sacked.
Democratic Gains inthe South
Fail to MateriaIize.
While the Republican Ad.
vance Gets There on Time.

NEW YORK, Nov. 5-The Sun conceeds
New York to Harrison, by from 1000 to
10000. The Tribune claims from 10000 to
$4,000, and % Republican majority in the
next House.
NEW YORK. Nov. 5-The Tribune claims
Republican majority of twenty-five mem-
bers in the next House Of Representatives.
NEW YORK. Nov. 6.-The Tribune claims
that Harrison has carried New York by
from 5000 to 10000.
Boston, Nov. 6.-Latest official prsss des-
patches state Harrison will probably carry
New York State by 1000 majority, but Hill
DEM is elected governor.
Early this morning Hon. J. Manchester
Haynes, Maine member of the Republican
committee, telegraphed from New York that
Harrison had carried New York by from
$1,000 to 10000 plurality.
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Cleveland Loses Half His
Lead i'm Hartford.
The Democratic Majority
of Four Years Ago Disap-
pears, 4i.l
Which Speaks Well for the
Work Done by Republicans
Especial to tile Press.1

HARTFORD, CT. Nov. 6.-Returns from
sixty towns in Connecticut show Republi-
can gain Of six hundred and seventy. This
rate Of gain win give the State to Harrison
by small plurality. The Republican state
ticket is probably elected. The Republicans
have gained one representative in Congress
and probably two.
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RHODE ISLAND.
Little Rhody Gives Harrison a MaJorI-
ty Of 600

PROVIDENCE. Nov. 6.-Rhode Island gives
Harrison over 1900 majority. A close com
putatiOn Of the vote Is as follows: Harrison.
2i,96S; Cleyelad. 1886. Fisk. 1,276. The
vote Of Providence Is Harrison, $685. Cleye-
land, 6,9f4; Fisk 489. The congressional
delegatian reelected as follows: First dis
trict-Henry j. Spooner, Republican, by a
majority Of 1885; Second district-Warren l..
Arnold, Republican, by majority Of 23O.
WoONsoCKET, R.cI., Nov. 6.-The town
to-day voted to accept a charter and become
city.
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THE BULLETINS
Which Show the Way the Tide Is
Setting.

INDIANAPOLIS, Nov. 6.-Twenty-three
precincts give Harrison, 2O57; Cleveland,
1868.
BUFFALO, N. Y, Nov. 6.-Buffalo city
complete; Harrison, 1880; Cleveland,
2l,s11 gain 456 over 1884.
ST. PAUL, Mimi, Nov. 6.-Seventy-one
towns and precincts give Harrison, 1922;
Cleveland g4Oo
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Fell with an Elevator.

LEWISTON, Nov. 6.-This afternoon the
rope on the elevator in the Lewiston Bleach.
cry broke, precipitating it from the top Of
the building to the ground. Two men, Pat
rick Mansfield and Owen Cunion. had the
bones of their feet crushed, Mansfield alsC
having an arm and leg broken.
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A Bourbon Stronghold where Repub-
Ilcans can not Vote.

MONTGOMERY, ALA, Nov. 5.-Scattering
returns show solid democratic delegation
to Congress, and no serious contest by tie
representatives, except in the first and fourth
districts, where Clark and Turpin, democrats,
are undoubtedly elected. Cleveland's ma
jority will be as large as In 1884 There was
not full vote on account Of the absence Of
republican opposition.
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- ANpRoscoccIN COUNTY.
How the Towns there Rallied for the
Right

LEWISTON, Oct. 6.-Following 6. is the vote
of Androscoggin county: Auburn, Harri-
son, 1858; Cleveland, S6S; Fisk, 81; Streeter.
go. Durham. Harrison, 1873; Cleveland, 125
Fisk, %, Streeter. q East Livermore, Har-
rison, 165; Cleveland, 129; Fisk, 16; Streeter,
10. Lewiston, Harrison, 1852; Cleveland,
1882; Fisk, 81; Streeter, AZ. Lisbon, Harri-
son, 3l4; Cleveland, 255; Fisk, 2S; Streeter,
1S: Liyermore, Harrison, 164; Cleveland,
207; Cleveland, 1877; Fisk, z; Streeter, 80.
Poland, Harrison, 800; Cleveland, 23S; Fisk,
10. Hebron, Harrison, 267; Cleveland, 1873 I;
Fisk, 80; Streeter, 10: Webster, Harrison,
l13; Cleveland, "a; Fisk, z; Streeter, l.
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VICTORY IN THE AIR.
Indie atlons Which Point to the Elec-
tlon of Harrison.
General Bulletin. ]

BosToN, Nov. Gil p. m.-All the indica-
tions now point to the election of Harrison,
he having evidently carried all the States
that went for Blaine, with the possible ex-
ception Of the Pacific coast, which has not
been heard from also New York, probably
Indiana, and possibly Connecticut.
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CLEVELAND BEHIND.
Georgia congressmen with Big
MaIorltles.

ATLANTA. Ga, Nov. 6.-The indications
are that Cleveland's majority In Georgia will
be at least 25,000 A solid Democratic Con-
gresslonal delegation is elected by from 10000
to $1,000 majority