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Los Angeles daily herald., 1888-10-18
G. A. SUMNER & co.

FOR SALE.
Slot 50x179, Thompson ST., Ellis tract
Make an offer.
81, ,OOO-Lot 5Ox15O, Hinton ave., Victor H'ths
81 ,OOO-LOt 50x118, Adams Sc.
81 ,1OO-Lot 65x13O, Kingsley ST., University.
81, ,l75-LOt 50x20O, Glendale place, near
Adams. Mnst be sold. Cost 81 600
one year ago.
$1 ,3OO-Lot 70x167, Matte st, near Severance;
sold for double this one year ago.
81, ,500-Lot 471@x145, Los Angeles, near Pico.
~ ,5OO-Lot 6Ox150, fine corner, Tenth and
Overton SITS street graded and stone
sidewalks; 3 houses built on this lot
will rent for 800 month.
So, ,600-Lot 50x135. Ninth and Earl.
50, ,7O0-Lot 105x175, half an acre on Ocean st.
$3,5OO-Lot 7Ox123, fine corner, Grand ave.
and Orange.
$7,5O0-Lot 75x1S5, Adams st , a south west
corner, near all the best houses in the
city.
FOR TRADE.
House of - rooms; barn; on Angeleno Heights
House and lot, Boyle Heights.
House and lot, New Depot st.
20 acres at Duarte for inside lots; no incum-
brance.
acres on Central ave-; highly improved.
Livery stable for country property.
Fine business for sale on principal thorough
fare; stock invoices $4,000; good terms
given.
For Houses for Rent, see advertisement in
Tribune and Express.
Pamphlet on Los Angeles on application.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1888-10-18

TENTS at Foy's harness shop. 2l7LOsAnsele'
street.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1888-10-18
PERSONALS.

Mr.. and Mrs. Jas. Shearer of Montreal ,
are at the Nadeau.
Miss L. McKinnis, of New Bedford,
Mass, is at the Hollenbeck.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. X. Prior and family
of Monlo Park, CAL, are at the Nadeau.
Mr.. Charles Kohler, of wine fame,
will leave for San Francisco this morning.
Mr.. Worden, of Santa Barbara, is in
the city, and is at the st. Charles Hotel.
Mrs. L. Schoenfeld, of San Diego, is
visiting the city and is at the Hollen-
beck.
Mr.. L. R. Mead of the Byron Springs
Hotel, returned home on last nights
train.
M. Hoskins, of Kansas City, Mo-, is
visiting the city and is at the st. Charles
Hotel.
Mr.. Louis A. Bohn, genial attache Of
Wells, Fargo & Co. at San Bernardino, is
in the city.
Mr.. A. Daggett, the orator Of the
American Party, went north on last
nights train.
Mrs. H. N. Lloyd, J. M. Litchfeld and
T. P. H. Whitelam of San Francisco, are
at the Nadeau.
Miss NJ. Matthews and W. L. Sweet.
Of Boston, are visiting the city and are
at the Hollenbeck.
Messrs. j. I. R. Richards and L. w.
Gray of Santa Barbara, were in the city
yesterday and were at the Nadeau.
Mrs. S. Hughes, wife of Rev. D.
Hughes, Pastor of the Welsh Presbyte-
rian Church of this city, has arrived
from San Francisco, accompanied by her
four daughters.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1888-10-18
HOLLYWOOD

Is now for the first time offered for sale, at low
prices and easy terms, in quantities to suit pur-
chasers. Special inducements will be offered
to persons making valuable improvements un.
til certain nu mber of fine houses are secured.
After that is done, then land and lots at this
point will oe held firm for what they are really
and nearly half acre in lot. Ask any old
citizen Of Los Angeles about this location, and
then call on me at Hollywood, or WILCOX 4
SHAW. "a North Spring street, or on any good
reliable real estate firm in Los Angeles, all of
whom are hereby authorized to act as my agents
% I'm n. H. WILCOX.
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NEW JERSEY.

JERSEY CRY, Nov. 6.-The vote is be
ing polled rapidly. The vote confuse:
calculations. as ii points 10 change oi
feeling and some scratching. Pro
hihitiopists for the FIRST time have
made an open fight.
NRw YoRx, Nov. 6.-The Saa has
just posted bulletin stating that New
Jersey has gone Democratic by from
600 to 500.
Trenton, Nov. 6.-Harrison carries
Mercer county by an estimated plu
raiity OF 600.
NEWARK. n. j., Nov. Eight towns
and wards in New Jersey give Cleve
land SIT. Harrison 55Ts. Fisk 9. The
same wards and towns in fSSi gave
Cleveland s5i2, Blaine 4si9, ~. John
i76
TRENTON. Nov. 6.--Trenton give.
Cleveland 54is and Harrison 5ss7, with
two precincts TO hear from. Somerset
county gives Cleveland 2s45. Harrison
2SS4, Fisk lSo. Morris county give,
Harrison 30 plurality. Gloucester
county gives Harrison SIS majority
Cape Nav county, with one township
to be heard from, gives Harrison 1T
majority.
NEE BRUNSWICK, Nov. Middle
sex county gives Cleveland 60 ma.
iurity
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ONO.

EsxcsSsATf. Nov. 6--Ihe weather
may be eiasscd zs rainy throughout
Ohio Everywhere the day Is re
ported doady and threatening Here
heavy showers continued, with falling
Temperature The sky was darkiy
overcast Fully half the registered
vote was cast before 3 O'Clock. In
many precincts swo-thirds of the vote
was cast before that time.
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THE OFFICES at STAKE.
List of the Places to be Filled In
Each State.

New YoRK, Nov. 6.-Every state
will vote for presidential electors
Every state except Maine, Oregon and
Vermont will elect members of con-
gress, and every organized territory a
delegate. state officers and Legislature
ill be chosen by Colorado, Connecti-
cut. Florida, Illinois. Kansas. Indiana,
Massachusetts,, Michigan, Minnesota.
Missouri, Nebraska. North Carolina,
South Carolina. Texas. West Virginia
and Wisconsin. California will elect a
legislature. chief justice and associate
judges OF the snpreme court; Iowa
and Ohio, minor state officers; Nevada
a supreme judge, regents of the uni
versity aud legislature; New Hamp-
shire and Tennessee. governor and
legislature; Pennsylvania, supreme
jndge, auditor and legislature. Pro-
posed amendments to the constitution
or general laws win be voted upon by
Georgia, Illinois, Kansas, Nevada.
New Hampshire. New York. North
Carolina, Virginia and West Virginia.
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DEMOCRATS GIVE II Up.


ssw YORK, Nov. AT the time OF
going to press the World says the indi-
cations are that Harrison has carried
tao state by q small plurality. Upon
this basis has election must be con
caded. The World also gives Connecti-
cut to the Republicans and the
San also cone ,des New York
state 10 Harrison as well as Connect
cut New Jersey and Indiana. it says,
are Democratic. Hili has the best Of
thegubernatorial race, Grants e'ected
mayor and Tammany is happy. The
Times still claims New York and Con-
neclicut for Cleveland, although il says
both are extremely close.
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MICHIGAN.

DETROIT, Nov. 7.-Siniy-three town
ships in the state give Harrison 49,
627. Cleveland IA ,i06. The same towns
in 1854 gave Blaine Is, ,76i, Cleveland
1881. Net Republican gain 23is
DETROIT, Mich. Nov. 7.-Estimates
from Democratic sources on the cleo
ton in Michigan agree with those of
the Republicans on the national and
state tickets. but differ on result In
congressional districts. II Is conceded
that Harrison has carried the state by
about Zoo, and that Luce viii have
some 800 less
DKrsoIr. Mich, Nov. 7.-Three
hundred voting districts outside
of Detroit give Harrison Ga .osi. Cleye-
land 55,792. The same districts in
1884 gave Blaine 5s.ss2, Cleveland
s.. 40, ST. John 7os9: Republican gain.
715i.
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NEW JERSEY.

AsnuRr PARK, \. j.. Nov. THE
Ocean county gives the entire Repub-
liean ticket about 100 majority.
EIIzARErH, Nov. ~ Railway in 1885,
gave Cleveland 4 majority. IL gives
Harrison 4ssmaiority. Linden, Union
county gives Cleveland iTs, Harrison
ee6, Fisk 4. Kean Republican, for con-
gress Isl, Grisnor Hainer (Democrat)
for congress l6T.
TRENTON, Nov. 7.-Harrison carries
Mercer county by an estimated plural
ity of 6coa. Bucanan tRep.) is elected
to congress in the second district,
carrying Mercer by over 500.
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The Mills Bill Vetoed by the American
People.
Later News of the Wreck of the Democratic
Party.
1t Possible that Harrison Has Carried Every Northern
State--The Next Congress Will Have
Republican Majority.

| IsprASAPoIIs. Nov. THE proper.
ton of gains shown by the first
ten precincts in Indiana, il
uniform all over the state would
just about wipe out Cleveland.
plurality of 6531 In 1884 in such
a degree of closeness that is very un.
comfortable to politicians. Chairman
Huston has again asserted his be.
lief that Indianais reliably Republican
and Democrats are equally confident
IEDIASAroLIs, Nov. T.-One hundred
and sixty precincts in Indiana giveHar-
rison 20,267, Cleveland l6,65s. The
same precincts in 1884 gave Blaine
I9,003, Cleveland l6.sis.
ISprASaPoLIs, Nov. Eighty pre-
cincts in Indiana give Harrison $500
Cleveland 7791.
lNpIANAPsLIs, Nov. 7.-0ne hundred
precincts in Indiania give Harrison
II ,56l, Cleveland 9966.
! INDIANAPOLIS, Nov. 7.-One hun
dred and forty precincts in Indiana
give Harrison l7,45l, Cleveland l4,2l2.
The same precincts in 1884 gave Blaine
l4,346. Cleveland 1874.
IsDIANAPoLIs, Nov. Fifty pre-
cincts give Harrison 5sf6, Cleveland
1861.
indianapolis, Nov. Private dis
patches from 100 points in Indiana to
Chairman Huston up to $50 a. m. in.
dicate satisfactory result for entire Re.
publican ticket.
lsDIASAreLIs, Nov. THE Demo
cratic committee has returns from s.
precincts out Of 1S06, showing the net
Democratic gain 10 be lss. Matson i.
confident of his election, and is salts.
i fed that the governor and the Ma.
tionai ticket will be successful. They
also claim congressman. The Senti-
mel in an editorial makes no guess on
/ the result.
IspIAsAroLIs, Nov Two hun.
dred and twenty precincts give Harri.
son 29,IiS and Cleveland 2i.493. The
same In 1854 gave Blaine p, 7,sss and
Cleveland 1885. The Journal claims
the state for Harrison
IxpIASAPoLIs. Nov. 7.-One hundred
precincts in Indiana give Harrison
IL sci, Cleveland 9956. The same pre-.
cincts in 1884 gave Blaine II Isl.
IspIAsaroLIs, Nov. 7.--One hundred
and forty precincts in Indiana give
Harrison II. .45i, Cleveland li,2I2. The
same precincts in 1884 gave Blaine
1876. Cleveland 1851.
INDIANAPOLIS, Nov. 7.-One hundred
and sixty precincts in Indiana give
Harrison q, ,267, Cleveland l6.G5s. The
same precincts in 1884 gave Blaine
1908. Cleveland l6,3fs.
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HAmHrsos VERY COOL.
He SHOW. Net the slightest Anxiety
or RxcItement.

or Excitement.
fspIAssroIis, Ind, Nov 6. $50 p.
m.-Gen. Harrison passed the after
noon at home. About ; p m. he went
out for . walk, the weather being chilly
bat braeing. returning at O'Clock,
and found q bundle Of kilograms
awaiting him from all sections OF the
country. They gave him estimates o;
an encouraging character in California,
New York, Connecticut and a large
number from points in Indiana assur-
ing him OF heavy gains
He is by odds the coolest person
about the household. Numerous cor
respondents have called seeking a talk
with him. but 20 all he sends a polite
declination. His house tonight viii
be strictly private. as that Of any other
citizen. His friends have arranged 10
receive returns in the city and wire
them out. He is sending no replies %
his many kilograms, nor Is X likely
that he viii give out for Publication
any Of the kilograms he may receive.
At later hour an Associated Press
correspondent had pleasant chat with
him This evening. with his little
grandson on his knee, he manifesteJ
not the slightest uneaslness, worri'
ment or excitement. The same may
be said OF Mrs. Harrison. who goe'
about her household duties as usual
occasionally entering the library and
reading kilograms.
MESSAGE or VICTORY.
CHICAGO, Nov. Ca special from
New York says: 5:l5 p. m.-Chair.
man Quay has just wired Gen. Harri
son as follows:
We have carried New York aud Con
necticut, and your election II assured.
MATTHEW QUAY.
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MINNESOTA.


NIsxEAPoLrs, Nov. G.-The day
opened cold and with n drizxling rain,
cold wind making il the most dis
agreeable day of the season. The
voting is heavy. Many ladies are
voting for the school board.
LATEST RETvKss.
ST. Paul. Nov. Eighty three pre-.
cincts give Harrison II ,4s2, Cleveland
1902.
ST. PAUL, Nov. 6.-Refurns from L
towns in Minnesota give Cleveland
1924, Harrison 1901.
ST.. PAUL. Nov. Cit is roughly esti-
mated that when the polls closed at
O'Clock this evening 5000 70 9oe0 st
Paul voters failed 70 get their ballots
in. because OF the heavy registration
and slowness of the inspectors. Great
indignation Is expressed.
ST PAUL. Nov. 6.-Twenty-thres
townships give for governor. Wilson
tDem. 1850, Merriam tRep.} 1927. Foi
president, Cleveland 229e, Harrison
3347.
ST.. PAUL, Nov. In 23 precincts il
Minnesota there are Republican plu
ralities for presidential electors of l025
and Democratic pluralities of 57s, net
Republican pluralities HI. In thu
same precincts Merriam tRep.), fol
governor, has pluralities aggregatins
sos, and Wilson tDem.I, for governor
643, a net Republican plurality OF i62
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VIRGINIA.

RICHMOND. Nov. Tin the congress
sional district. Edmonds DENY is
elected. This district was last repre-
senied by Hopkins (labor.)
NORFOLK, Va, Nov. This city
gives Harrison majority of $50, Co
den tRep.) for congress SIS majority.
The official and semi-ofiicial returns
from li2 counties and cities indicate
Democratic losses about 1900.
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ADDITIONAL NEW YORK.

WATERLowu. Nov. 6.--Harrison :
plurality in Jefferson county is esti-
mated at l35, Republican gain of 400.
ALBANY, Nov. 6.-Sineteen out oi
IS election districts OF Albany city
give Cleveland 796. gain over 1884.
NEw YORK. Nov. 6-Two hundred
and forty out of $50 districts in New
York city for mayor give Erhard,
(Rep.) 1876, Grant tDem.) 26,6is,
Hewitt Dem. ii ,6Ss, Coogan LabOrl
2o59.
New YoRK, Nov. 6.-The Sixth dis
trict complete gives Harrison 30 plu-
rality.
Damn. New. O. Harrison 5 plurality
in Delaware county will reach 100.
NEW YoRK, Nov 6.-Twenty eiec.
ton districts in Fulton county gave
Cleveland 5s35. Harrison 1852 The
same districts in 1854 gave Cleveland
Sils, Blaine 1912. The districts moi
vet heard from in lsSi gave Cleveland
i02. Blaine 500.
SEw YoRK. Nov. e.-Kings county
complete gives Cleveland s2.447. Harri-
son s0.5S7, Fisk i0sS. In issi it gave
Cleveland 67.6S7, Blaine 5000, st
John 1896
INV lokks nov. o. AOn1Ikins
county complete gives Cleveland 1914
Harrison 5,0si, Fisk SO In 1854 il
gave Cleveland 3.a2, Blaine 4,4n. 81,
John 267.
ALBION, Nov. 6-Twelve districts in
Orleans county give Cleveland 2S77l
Harrison Soi9. a Republican gain over
l,s4 OF ilf.
Urica. Nov. e.-The majority fo'
Harrisoa in Oneida county win be
about zoo.
sKw YoKx, Nov. G. Six hundred
and ninety-onc election districts In
New York outside OF New York and
King counties give Cleveland 1850
Harrison iss .as5. Fisk TIA The sams
in isss gave Cleveland III .sy7. Blaine
IA, sos. ST. John 726-
Nxw YoaE. Nov. eight hundred
and thirty y-nine out Of $50 districts II
this city give Harrison lo2.470. Cisve
land f5s. 30. Fisk ii9s.
NEW Yoxx. Nov. 6-The T'sbsss.
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bound TO be educated That i
what happened yesterday The great
mass Of Democracy, soand to core,
loyal as ever 70 the essential and esern-
al truths Of is creed. hopeful
even in defeat and courageous and
unzhaken this dismal Soven-
her morning. is the victim
Of an educational campaign.
1t has been educated with ven
geanee and at tremendous cost. II
has learned is lesson and is not likely
70 forget the same.
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SAs FKAxcIsco. Nov. Thirty pre-
cincts In the state Of Nevada, out OF a
total OF I72. give Harrison 257s. Cieve-
and 1895, In 1854 the same precincts
gave Blaine 1881. Cleveland 1877.
sAs FRAsclsco, Nov. 7.-Returns
from nine precincts outside OF San
Francisco give Harrison II ,225. cieve-
land 9l3i.
SAN Fasscfsco. Nov. T.-From adyices
received up to this hour. $50 a. m,
both the Chronicle and Examiner viii
claim tomorrow that their respective
parties win probably have a plurality
in California.
SAY FRANoIsco, Nov. The count
of the vote for mayor up to ssidnight
gave Pond 2672. Storey 2o36, o'Don-
nell ist20.
sAcRAMgsro, Nov. THE total vote
OF the city was 6,033. At midnight
only 1867 votes we're counted. Har-
rison had Cal. Cleveland 425.
CONCORD. Nov. New Hampshire
has gone for Harrison by more than
300. Goodell, Republican candidate
for governor, run behind, but has
probably been elected. The Legislature
Is Republican by about 80 majority.
NEW YoRg. Nov. 7.--one thousand
aud four election districts in New York
state outside of New York and King
eouuties give Hill 20o.957. Miller 23os
i0s. Jones 1857.
NEw YoRx, Nov. 7.--one thousand
and twenty-three election districts in
New York state outside Of New York
and Kings counties give Cleveland
202. .5si, Harrison 250,27o. Fisk li.6l9
CHICAGO, Nov. 7.--onc hundred and
eighty seven precincts in . counties
in Illinois outside of Chicago, show d
Republican gain of 1iis. This is only
about quarter Of the number OF coun.
ties in the state, and only about .
quarter of the precincts in the
state. II this ratio is maintained
/ there would be net Republican gain
of e0oo or 5000 outside OF Cook county
which will probably so Republican by
600 to 5000.
In Chicago s2i precincts out OF sil
show Harrison % .GG5. Cleveland 5652i
Filer s., sol, Palmer 59as7. Fifty pre-
cincts in Cook county outside of Chi
caeo. show a Republican plurality oi
1si7 for Harrison.
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ILLINOIS.


CHICAGO, Nov. Tin Illinois. M
precincts outside OF Cook county show
a net Republican gain of esss. II
maintained throughout. Harrison's s
plurality viii be about 25.oco. Palmer,
Democratic candidate for governor,
shows large gains. but present figures
indicate the electioa OF Eifcr. Repnb-
iican. by about 500.
CHICAGO. Nov. Three hundred
and thirty-tive precincts In Chicago
give Harrison sS.se2. Cleveland ss.eas,
Fifer 5i.as0. Palmer es.lea.
CHICAGO, Nov. Two hundred
and tifty-six out OF al precinsts give
Harrison si.s-o. Cleveland ss.t7o,
fifer 40.97l, Palmer ss,0t9.
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MAssACHUsKrTs.

BosTos, Nov. 6.--At Boston,
dence and Hartford, the weather was
cloudy but clear At Springfield the
weather was cloudy and warm.
HAsERHILI, Mass, Nov. 5.-The city
hall was burned to-day. The Congre-
gatioral church is burning and other
buildings are threatened. Voting was
in progress in the city hall when the
| fire broke out. The ballot box was
saved. At 8 O'Clock the fire was under
control.
BosIoS, Nov. Gone hundred
towns in this state give Harrison
2S ,2Sa. Cleveland 1886, Fisk $40, scat
terinsk9O. The same towns in 1884
gave Blaine 24,09i, Cleveland l7.752.
Butler 3640, ST. John 1851. These
towns gave for Governor Ames 29.9l6.
Russell IS, ,S07, Elroe 1881.
BosToF, Nov. 6.-Twenty-four of the
80 towns in the Ninth congressional
district give Chandler tRep.) 77s3,
BURNETT Dem 7l46, Park (Pro. Si9.
TWENTY-FIVE towns out OF 40 in the
First congressional district give RAN
dali tRep.l 49Sl, Delano tDem.) 1888.
Miller fPro.l 36s, Cummings (Ind.
263.
LATEST RETURNS.
BosroS. Nov. 6.-Eyery Republican
congressman elected except one, gain
OF 3.
Bosros, Nov. 16.-Cleveland has
about 10000 majority in Boston.
BosToS, Mass, Nov. 7.-0ne hun
dred and fifty towns give Harrison
AZ $50, Cleveland 1875, Fisk 26i5.
The same towns in 1884 gave Blaine
IS ,3s2. Cleveland 2s,775, Butler 6i67,
ST. John 2s5. These towns give Ames
1908, Russell 33,6S9. Earle 29l4; Re-
pablican plurality 1884
Thirteen out of 81 cities and towns
in the tenth congressional district give
Walker tRep.) 1884.
Bosros, Nov. Cone hundred and
eighty towns give for president, Har-
rison 76,l99. Cleveland A,775, Fisk
1919. The same towns in 1884 gave
Blaine 60. .652. Cleveland 1868, Butler
9oIs, ST. John 4f32.
BosroN, Nov 6.-The presidential
vote of Boston complete is Harrison
q ,3i2, Cleveland So, f59.
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CONNECTICUT.

NORWICH, Conn, Nov. 7.-Chenango
county complete excepting one dis
trict gives Harrison as an estimated
plurality ilT2. Deiano, the Republi-
can candidate. is elected TO congress.
HARTFORD, Conn.,. Nov. Thirty
four towns give Republican gain for
president of 55i, gain on the gov
ernor'svote. The same towns give sl
Rapnblfcan
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REPUBLICANS GAIN TWO coseREssNES.
CoLrmsrs, Nov. THE Republican
state committee at midnight claimed
gain Of two congressmen-M Morey in
the Seventh and Burton In the Twenty
first. All the present districts are re-
tanned by them. and they allow the
Democrats four congressman. From
the Democratic committee little can
be had. They have as yet no figures
on congressman, and simply say the
vote on state and national tickets is
close.
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WEST VIRGINIA.

CHARLESTON, Nov. Q. = The day
opened bright in this city. and early
in the day the Republicans ran in
q heavy vote. followed later by a
strong Democratic poll. The vote has
increased in the city about 500. show
ing a gain for each party in the city
and districts OF Charleston. Owing 70
the length OF the ticket and great
amount Of scratching, it is impossible
to give any idea Of the result.
WHEELING, Nov 6.--Berkley county
gives the Republican ticket majority
of 100, gain of IT7. Grafton gives a
Republican majority of of $50, gain
of 100.
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the vEmx LATEST.

Srw vonx, Nov. 7, $50 a. m.--one
thousand and thirty-eight districts in
New York state outside New
York and Kings counties give
Cleveland 2o5,45l. Harrison 253,sis,
Fisk il,osi. The same districts In
1884 gave Cleveland Ise,o2i, Blaine
22elSi. st. John II ,2s6.
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CONNECTICUT.

NEw HAVEN, Conn, Nov. Com
plete returns OF the state except the
town of sherman in Fairfield county.
gives the following result: Harrison
n, ,407. Cleveland 7i.si5, Fisk 1919 and
scattering 93. These returns were
collected by the Connecticut Telephone
Cn,,ran.,
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Harrison Carries New York, Indiana and
Connecticut
cleveland Behind His Ticket in Every State,
Notably in New York.
aov Hills Plurality May Reach l5,OOO--New Jersey in
Doubt---Mayor Hewitt Defeated-Repub-
licans Gain Congressman.

Resurns received up 70 the hour
:, ming 70 press Of this edition OF the
ppssv.fsrrIrleEscgRi = Indicate that Har-
.;son i elected by a substantial ma
;s,;tv There seems no reason to
gr,ht that he has carried New York.
1,d;ana and Connecticut, while New
t.~.sv remains in doubt. Conceding
- Jersey TO the Democrats the re-
nit. by states viii be as follows;
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rHE SUN. VERY BITTER
st is Down on an "Edueatioal''
Campaign.

Campaign.
NKw YoRx. Nov. THE Sun edi-
torially says
when a party deliberately buries
out of sight the principles on
which IL was founded and OF
which il has been for century the
custodian and trustee; when il sends
one of is best men 10 the rear
and surrenders the management
of its affairs to syndicate
OF cracked inteilecs and theorist
enthusiasts with just enough shrewd-
ness 10 hall disguise their
ultimate purpose; whea it abandens
politics in sane sense and makes
itself an engine Tor the propagation
OF theory in short. when I, goes in
for an educational canvass somebody is