Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-11-09

land carried Marion County, General Harrison
had majority Of the votes cast in the city OF
indianapolis.
CLEVELAND WILL HAVE IS 900 IN MISSOURI.
Official returns have been received from so
of the ia counties in Missouri, and, with adj
vices from the remaining "a, show that Cleve-
lands plurality will exceed 25,0oO. Francis,
dem, for governor, will have plurality over
KimbalI of about 900. The republican state
committee now concede the election OF Francis.
Returns from 40 of 176 precincts in San
Francisco result: Cleveland. 20, 9s6; Harrison,
26,1l6 The state is republican beyond any
doubt and democrats no longer claim 1t,
though they say they will have majority IN
Returns from the state Of Nevada as far as
counted give Harrison 4.443, Cleveland 1882.
Congress-The returns as far as heard from
give Bartine, rep, Ais, and Cassiday, dem,
3,143.
Oregon has increased her republican major
ity, and the same is true Of Washington Terri
tory
North Carolina gives majority Of about
Is, 900 to Cleveland. There is doubt as to the
congressional election. The election OF john
ston. DEM, in the ninth district and More
head. dem. in the fifth district, are in doubt.
Simmons, in the second district, is also in
doubt.
surprisingly large gain is undoubtedly due to
the return Of the greenbackers to the old
party lines.
Election Aftermath.
ANNA DICKINSON IN HURRY FOR HER MONEY.
Anna E. Dickinson, the lecturer, has begun
suit in the New York Supreme Court against the
national republican committee to recover 81 $50
for services rendered during the campaign. She
claims she was engaged in September to de-
liver thirty lectures in the west and was to re-
ceive SIPS for each lecture and her expenses
She has received the $3.50, but claims it was
also agreed that in the event of Harrison's cleo
ton she was to receive $4,000. The complaint
was served on Senator Quay and his fellow
committeeman last night.
R1oT1Na IN RALEIGH.
Wednesday morning colored men burned the
house of the chairman of the democratic
county committee at Raleigh, N. G. On Thurs
day they broke into railway warehouse and
took number of dynamite cartridges and Sc
rious trouble is feared. The military are in
charge of the city.
EX-SENATOR BARNUM ILL.
Ex-senator W. H. Barnum is reported to be
seriously i'll at his home, Lyme Rock. Conn.
He went home on Monday from the national
democratic headquarters in New York broken
down from overwOrk. Last night it was ascer-
such as to alarm his family. He was doing
better at 10 p. m.
FATAL POLITICAL ROWS.
In an election row at Marion, Ohio, Tues day
night, Ed. Uhl, white man, was stabbed and
killed. Harrison Thatcher and George Nap
per, color ed, were ARRESTED for the crime. A
razor covered with blood was found in
Thackers pocket.
Rice Maupen. young white man. and Tay-
Tor Hight settled an old feud at Fayette, Mo-,
on Tuesday by shooting match at the polls,
coiored attacked a white man and was shot
and killed.
Frank Perrine, aged seventy-one and Frank
Suprement, aged twenty-five, were quarreling
over election returns Wednesday night in
COhOes. N. Y, when Perrine struck Suprement
with fence picket. Suprement is dead.
aLEANINas FROM VARIOUS STATES.
The returns of the recent gubernatorial cleo
ton in Georgia were opened before the legis-
lature yesterday. Gov. Gordon received
122. 7S0, with not more than 400 against him.
The New Orleans republicans held a iollifca-
ton meeting at Odd Fellows Hall last night in
honor OF the success of the national republican
ticket
Meager returns show marked decrease in
the prohibition vote throughout Texas over
four years ago.
The prohibition vote in Kansas is estimated
at $500. 1t was 4.495 in 1884 and 1904 in 1886.
The Home Market Club will hold a jubilee at
the Hotel Vendome in Boston next Thursday
evening. Invitations to be present were sent
to-day to Vice-President-electL Levi p Morton
Gen. Russell A. Alger, of Michigan; Hon. James
G.. Blaine. Hon. NJ. s. Quay. Hon. Chauncey NJ.
Depew and Hon. Thomas b. Reed. as we'll as
other prominent republicans in New England
General Alger has already accepted the invita-
ton.
In Washington Territory Allen, rep. is elected
to Congress by not less than 5000 majority.
This shows a republican gain of over 900 since
1886. The legislature in both branches is re-
publican.
Later congressional returns from Indiana in
dictate that Jas. johnson, rep, has been elected
over Z. V. Brookshire, dem, in the eighth and
J. NJ. Hoyne, rep, over Shively, dem, in the
thirteenth district
Gen. B. F. Butler spoke at a republican
He said he rejoiced with those present over
the victory and they should be Ienient with
democratic opponents, the masses of whom
meant well, but were imperfectly informed.
He foreshadowed the republican policy by
claiming that the fourteenth amendment was
being violated by the Infringement of the
rights Of the negro.
The sheriff OF Adams County, Iowa, has a
warrant for the arrest Of E. a. Hunter, chair
man Of the democratic state central committee.
on charge OF bribery. democrat was ar
rested at Corning, Hunters home, on a charge
of repeating. He admitted that he voted In
two different townships. He swore that he
voted the second time at the instigation of
Hunter, who gave him 90 for doing So Hun
ter Is said to have gone to Chicago.