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SHOT BY A JEALOUS HUSBAND.

A PLUMBER FATALLY WOUNDS HIS w1FEs
LOVER AND ESCAPES UNMoLEsTED
Thomas Mulligan. who lives at No. II Sand
foId-st.. Brooklyn, was shot last evening by
Michael Egan, a plumber, at First-ave. and For
ty-ffth-st.. and received IA wound from which
he will die Mulligan was an engineer in the
Turtle Bay Brewery at First-ave. and Forty
Gfth-st. Egan lived with his wife, Mary, in
tenement in the rear of the brewery until about
three months ago, when they separated and Mrs.
Egap went to her mothers home, at No. 34S
East Fortieth-st Her relations with Mulligan
were the cause of the separation. Mulligan
used to visit her at her home when her husband
was away and also took her to places of amuse-
meat without her husbands consent or knowledge
When he found it out he accused her of infdeli-
ty, a charge which she Indignantly denied, and
she refused to live longer with him. Egan
and some of his friends have since kept watch
upon Mrs. Egan and NIulligan. Egan WIS de-
voted TO his wife and her actions with Mulligan
made him insanely jealous, and his friends have
feared that he would attempt to kill both his
wife and Mulligan. for a month or more.
Last evening at a few minutes after o'clock
Mu}lican met Mrs Egan as he left the brewery
and stood for about twenty minutes talking to
cether. Egan came up and joined them. He was
much excited and accused Mullgan of stealing the
affections of his wife. After wordy quarre
they came to blows, and after short struggle, dur
ing which neither of them WIS hurt Mulligan
walked TO the middle of the street TO get passing
car Egan followed him few steps behind, and
lust as Mulligan stepping on the back platform
of the car Egan took deliberate aim With revolver
and shot him in the back Mulligan staggered
backward and fell with groan. crowd quickly
pathered and Egan walked away unmoested. Mul-
Ijgan was removed to Bellevue Hospital, where the
house surgeon said that the wound was fatal ana
that he would probably die in few hours. coro-
ner was sent for to take his antemOrtem statement
The police were on the ground soon after TIE
shooting and began a search for Egan, but ne MAO
good start and there was no trace OF HIM Inc
pclicc are of the opinion that the meeting was pre-
arranged between Egan and his wife, who, it i
said. have become reconcfled, and that Mrs EgaI
lured Mulgan to his death.
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OHIO.
REPUBLICANS CLAIM $4,000 TO 10000 PLU.
RALITY.

DEMOCRATS FIGURE OUT LARGE GAINS-JUDGE
THURMAN UNDISTURBED.
Columbus, Ohio Nov 7.-Interest in the cleo
ton returns continues great The bulletin boards
at =" The Ohio State Journal" and Dispatch
Offices were watched all day by crowds of peo-
pie who seemed TO care little for the rain and
mud but stood anXiously awaiting the news
and discussing it when received. Probably the
coolest and apparently the least interested man
in the city was Judge Thurman, who spent his
time in the same way he has done for the past
few years, quietly reading in his library. He
was free from opinions to the result and had
not been paying much if any attention to the
particulars Of the election. Being asked for an
expression Of his opinion, he said he had nothing
to saw The two State Committees are still re-
ceivjng returns from the State and figuring up
the gains and losses. The Republicans are claim
ing a plurality of from $4,000 to $4,000 and
place their estimate on more or hss complete
returns from about half the counties in the
State On the other hand the Democratic Com
mittee says that complete or conservatively est
mated returns from twenty-five out OF the eighty
eight counties give evidence of a Democratic gain
of a little over 1000, and that If this ratio of
rain continues which they scarcely dare nope,
they will carry the State At any rate they
say there is no doubt that they have cut down
the Republican plurality TO snail hsuEe'
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Post Omec Notice.

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ms Office al $50 a.
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thence the same day
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TENNESSEE.
THE VOTE IN MEMPHIS
REPUBLICANS ELECT A CONGRESSMAN IN TIL
GU Arr NOOGA DISTRICT

REPUBLICANS ELECT A CONGRESSMAN IN THE
CHATTANOOGA DISTRICT.
Memphis, TENN, Nov. THE total vote OF this
CITY is this: Cleveland 77l5 Harrison, $3.50. Taylor
(Dem). for Governor, 1913; Hawkins Qiep), 1856; :
J. c. Johnson (Prohib), "a James Phelan tDemJ
for Congress, 1913: L. b. Eaton (RepJ, 3,ls3
The Democratic legislative ticket has majority
averaging about 1900 Phelan also carries Upton,
Har1eman. and Fayette Counties. aud has majority
Of over 600 Returns received from districts outside
Of the city indicate that Shelby County has gone
Democratic by about 1900, which is gain of $500
over the vote Of 1884
Chattanooga. Tenn, Nov. with nearly complete
returns from this, the Hid Congressional District. the
pcpublicans confden ly believe that Evans (Rep.l Is
elected TO Congress by 800 400 majority. The
democrats however do not admit Ia els defa
The excitement is intense, and business Is virtually
suspended.
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Notices Of y
and dd ress.
DIED

1855 AOnm u Brown in the 37th year q hs age
9S se dp % be s' az s e tirs sP'' ohaf'
DoDD-On Monday. November 1888, John " Dodd in tho
Relatives friends invited attend the funeral services
residence, 23l West 2stst on Thursday Novem
Inierm M al ( convenience Of the family
Kindly flowers.
Il bHrn ne Haeket1. aged So years. '''''''' >
Relatives and friends invited to attend the funeral services
T ETie1g SG at BeiPo S al L. 20 l"
Mary f. Haines Of Fan River Mass
HATFIELDon Tuesday November g. az her late residence
9eld par 3D. '''' -" A.
intermeht at Alpine Cemetery Perth AmbOy M.
HYATT Suddenly Tuesday November 8. 1888 George
Funeral services residence 43 West 92dst,
Thursday. November 8, at p IN
Interment private.
JoNEs-At stanford Conn., wednesday November T. In the
72d year OF her Mary Franklin Jones' widow Of the late
Funeral private.
f. s .S% d
o ser Friday al aer s November at O'clock
McFARLAN-On Tuesday. November g. Edward McFarlan.
Relatives friends are tied to attend the funeral services
his late residence ID No. 30 Ge'neae brooklyn Friday
sTARK-At his residence osl Parkave, Tuesday Novem
Funeral services viii held Madison Avenue Reformed
Church, oTthst ana MadSOnaNe, on
o'clock
n. Y PRODUCE EXCHANGE BANK
NETWORK CITY J
tark.-whereas nier the disposition Of Divine Provi
called for the second time this 10 mourn
loss Of a director OF this bank and -
Whereas special meeting O the directors has been held
this day take suitable action relative to the death OF L. j. ~
Stark therefore
Resolved That friend and associate direc
" this bank has lost wise and conservative
counsellor vino took deep interest In It's welfare and mo
associate whose high character and sterling integrity
added his genial and courteous manner VIII cause US 10 long
cherish his memory with pleasant remembrance 49,
solved That further mark OF respect we attend al?
body and that the above preamble and
resolutions be u his family and also spread upon the mn
OI the Board
TAYLOR-At Jersey City. Wednesday morning November
T. Elizabeth wife Of David Taylor.
Relatives invited attend her funeral Sat
November 10 az ! o'clock from her late resi-.
dence II sussex place, Jersey City.
THOMP>ON-At Newton, y. j.. November z. David Thomr
80
Funeral Friday O'Clock
ZsCHWE EEnered into rest at his residence Eliza
heih J on Tuesday evening November d. 1855 William
Zschvetzke, In the 6Sth year OF his age.
In Acceptance w The wishes the deceased funeral private
Atins Lodge, No. 3IG, 4. and \. Tine membeno OF
Atlas odle are hereby summoned 10 attend te iunera ser
late worthy brother Alexander j. iaehosd On
Thursday evening at socock from his Late residence No. lis
East s9th-stq without further notice 49,. 60.
C. GODFREY PATTERSON, Master.
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OREGON.
INCREASED REPUBLICAN VOTE.

SEVEN THOUSAND CONSIDERED A MODERATE
ESTIMATE OF HAIRIsoN's PLURALITY
Portland, Ore, Nov. 7.-Returns from the more TO
mote parts Of this State coming In slowly. HOW
ever sufficient have already been received to place
Harrson's majority much larger than Hermann's ICON
gressman). At the election in June Hermanhs
majority 7,407 over Gearin The latest anu
most authentic news justihes the estimate Of between
900 and 5000. Some sanguine Republicans place
Harrson's majority higher. Returns show
large vote poled every where. BY tomorrow carry
complete returns viii be received from all poruohs
Of the State The latest and best estimates RON
Washington Territory place the election OF John y.
Allen G1em) 20 Congress Charles B. voorhees, py
a majority from $500 10 Q, 900
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MARYLAND.
GORMAN'S GRIP IN BALTIMORE GONE.
THE NOTORIOUS NORRIS THOMAS AND CON-
GRESHAM RAYNER BEATEN.

THE NOTORIOUS MOEflS THOMAS AMI WV
GRESHAM RAYNER BEATEN.
IBr IEIEGRAPH To TIE TRIBUNE
Baltimore, Nov. THE victory OF the
Republicans in Baltimore city in defeating
Morris Thomas for clerk Of the new CITY
Court, and Congressman Rayner in the Ivth District
finally breaks the German ring which has controlled
Maryland politics for ten years The defeat OF Morris
Thomas is a rebuke to Senator German that he viii
not soon forget The work Of the Reform League
In securing new registration and election laws through
the last Legislature has broken Germans grip. 10
election since the war has created such excitement
in this city aud throughout the State. Free Rasin
Norris Thomas and the rest o. GOfman's gang are
dumfounded at the turn things have takon. Re
publcans are parading and shouting Germans gono
I'd as well as Grover Leading Republicans
predict that II the result in Virginia does not break
the Solid South this time, the Maryland Repaplsans
Will do It al the next election.
Germans dispatches to Democratic leaders claim
Ing New-York state laughed At here by his own
friends one Of whom said this afternoon "We
are licked and that's all there Is OF IT, but Arthurs
dying awful hard The result In Maryland 10 more
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WEST VIRGINIA..
A STRONG LEANING TOWARD HARRISON.

FOURTEEN COUNTIES SHOW REPUBLICAN GAINS
OF 1.e62 VOTES.
Whaling. ". Va. Nov 7-Fourteen counties out
Of 6fyour casting third Of the vote OF the STATE
show Republican gains Of 1862. II corresponding
gains are made in the rest of the State It Will give
600 Republican majority. Ohio County complete, In
GLIDING the city of Wheeling, gives Cleveland o,4o7
Harrison $500. In 1s54-Cleveland 4,4ol, Blaine
436. Hancock County gives Harrison 332 ma
i0rity a gain Of 200. Brooke gives Harrison 81,
Republcan gain OF so. Marshall gives Harrison
$50 gain Of 33e Wetzel gives Cleveland ZOO,
Democratic loss OF $50. The state IS close and
doubtful In the interior Republican gains are re-
ported everywhere.
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- NEE-JERSEY.
THE LEGISLATURE DEMOCRATIC.

BOTH HOUSES UNDER DEMOCRATIC CONTROL
WITH A MAJORITY ON JOINT BALLOT
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ARKANSAS.
TWO REPUDLICAN CONGKESSlIEN GAINED.
CLAYTON AND TEATnERsToNE ELEcTED-EF

CLAYTON AND TEATHERST0NE ELECTED-EF
FORTS TO DLFEAT THIN BY FRAUD.
Little Rock, Nov. THE Republicans have elected
Feathcrstone IN the Ist and Clayton In the Id District
but the Democrats are committing every fraud and
theft possible defraud them. In Woodruff The
Democratic judges have refused TO count the vote up
TO this hour. They waiting TO hear from other
counties and 10 know how many votes Brecklnfidge
needs In Conway County last night, masked men
stole the ballot box Of Howard Township which con
tanned 500 majority for Clayton Jefferson county
gives Clayton $500 majority and 1t Is not believed
tia. this can be overcome By the frauds, but
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THE WEATHER REPORT.
GOVERNMENT INDICATIONS FOR "a no

GOVERNMENT INDICATIONS FOR "a HOURS
WAsrrsGroS Nov 10 p. m.-For Maine, Vermont, New
Ha,,pshre fair slight rise in temperature westerly winds
For Massachusetts, Rhode Island ana connecticut iar
rbrrav followed by rain during Thursday night Friday
easterly winds.
For Eastern New.YOrk fair followed by nn stationary
temperature
For Eastern Pennsylvania and NewJersey threatening
weather and rain stationary temperature In northern portion
r. the District Of Columbia, Delaware. Maryland and
virginia stationary TEN penture generally cloudy weather
and rain
For kentucky Ohio West Virginia and Indiana, threaten
ING weather and stationary temperature followed by
colder Friday
cor Western New York and Western Pennsylvania, threat
erne weather and rain slightly warmer in southwestern
PENNSYLVANIA stationary temperature.
For Lower Michigan slight rise in temperature
Thursday. colder FRIDAY.
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FLORIDA.
ELECTIONS INITIATED BY FRAUD.
OF REPUBLICAN BALLOTS LOST BY

THOUsANDs OF REPUBLICAN BALLOTS LOST BY
TRICK AND DEVICE.
Jacksonville, Nov. THE returns are coming In
very slowly from the state. In the lid District
Goodrich (Rep) is probably defeated by Bullock
(DemJ By a small majority. Only partial returns
are in from the Ist District where Davidson (Dem) is
reelected The state IS Democratic on the State
and National tickets by $500.
Hundreds OF Republican votes were lost by tho
manipulation of the election law In the hands Of
Democrats in charge of the election machinery. In
Leon County, the Republican majority of 140o In
1884 was turned to 1900 DemOc ratio majority this
wear and the same thing happened in other counties
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ILLINOIS,.
FROM %, 600 TO 80, 600 FOR HARRISON
REPUBLICAN GOVERNOR BY 5000 TO 100
THE LEGISLATURE ovERwHELM'
INGLY REPUBLICAN.

THE LEGISLATURE ovERwHELM-
INGLY REPUBLICAN.
Springfield, H., Nov. SpeciaD.-Ihe election
OF Harrison and Morton has been received IN this
section of Illinois with greater enthusiasm than
has been demonstrated before since the war. Men
are fairly wild, and tumultuous crowds nave peeh
roaKng the streets for the past twehty-iour
hours Illinois will go for Harrison by twenty
five 70 thirty thousand votes. Some apprehension
is felt for Private joe Fifer for Governor. The
most authentic and complete returns now allow
only eight to ten thousand plurality for him. with
a number of Republican districts yet to come IN
A hard fight has been made for this olllce, and
Palmer, Democratic candidate. ran ahead Of his
ticket by catering to the anarchist elements The
rest of the Republican ticket runs even WIN Iar-
rison The State Legislature is Overwhelmingly
Republican, assuring the return of Senator Cui-
lom 10 the United States Senate Three homl-
cides reported as result OF the greaI po-
litical excitement.
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Featherstone will doubt be counted out and VIII
have TO contest for his seat
The Arkansas Democrat this evening sag
Al this writing IL appcars that Breokni1oso 80
defeated IN the lid Congressional District 49,,
II rs generally conceded that the large malorluo,,
obtained by Clayton In the Republican counties y.
jefferson, Lincoln Arkansas and Monroe cannot y.
overcome by Breckinridgc. The news from inc i''
District continues favorable for Featherstone:
HENRY NJ. COOPER
Secretary Republican state CommtteeJ
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HARR1soN,s PLURALITY AT LEAST 10000
PRIVATE JOE FIFER REP) CERTAINLY
ELECTED GOVERNOR

ELECTED GOVERNOR.
Chicago. Nov. THE vote Of elghty-foGr counties
In Illinois, including Cook shows maontes for llar
rison of 3s.o43: Cleveland, 1873. The remaining
eighteen counties in 1854 gave Blaine 1854 ana
Cleveland 6,542 Assuming that these eighteen
counties not yet fully reported give the same result
as in 1854, the state will now give a plurality for
Harrison Of IL 9I2 II IS safe 10 say, therefore, thai
Hartison,s plurality VIII bco, bout 10000 Democrats
concede that Fifer Glept for Governor, wins by
1000 and Republicans think his plurality viii be
10000 and Harrson's 10000.
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VOTES WORSE THAN WASTED.
REPUBLICANS WHO FAILED TO SUPPORT COL
ONEL ERUARDT.


To the Fdhor Of The Tribune.
Sir: The returns TO show that Erhardt and
Hewitt run practically even, with Grant nearly
10000 ahead. without discussing the advisability
Of Colonel Erhardt's nomination. the result shows
beyond cavil the lamenable mistake made by those
Republicans who failed to support him when NOM
mated. The organization, as whole stood Loyalty
by him; there infinitely less trading done by the
Republicans than by the County Democrats.
There seems now to have been little chance OF DC
feating Grant at all but the only possibility OF
doing so lay in enthusiastic support of ErhaTdt The
Remb;icars who left him merely succeeded In cutting
his vote down TO the level Of Hewitts, Without
beneftng the latter in the least. They played INTO
the hands OF Tammany Hal by abandoning us
strongest in order to support its weakest opponen,
and accom- pills for city government plecIsey
what the Prohbltionsts did for the state when they
prac tcally backed Hill against Miller YOURS Iruly'
THEODORE ROOSEVELT.
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ALLIEN-BARNEs-r this CITY Tuesday November q
1888 by the Rev John H. Edwards Mr. Pierce Alien. Of
London England to Lille A, daughter OF John T. Barncs u
Orange. v. j.
McIOUGHLIN-CoLF-on Wednesday October 81, 1888.
residence OF the brides parents. Los Angeles Cal.
James q. Mclaughlin Of New York, TO Cornela daughter
Of the Hon Cornelius Cole
RICHARps-ROGERs-O wednesday, October 81 1854,
Charles b. csris of Elizabeth. n. j., To Ida NJ RogerA
Baltimore, Nj
SHEPHERD GWYNNE-On "Wednesday November y as
the residence the brides sister by the Rev Eward o.
Elagg, d. d. William Edgar Shepherd and Celtic Moore
Gwynne daughter OF me late Abran Gwynne, Of Cincn-
natl and granddaughter OF the Late Major d. T. Gwynne,
L. s. Army.
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IOWA..
HARRISON'S PLURALITY 10000.

ENTIRE REPUBLICAN STATE TICKET ELECTED
TWO CONGRESsMEN GAINED.
Des Molnes Iowa, Nov. Traditional returns make
no material change in the apparent result In this
state Harr.sons plurality VIII probably reach 10000
The entire Republican State ticket Is elected Every
Rennbllcan Congressman in the State IS elected save
McManus, in the I'D District kep uDhcan gam oi
tua
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VIRGINIA..
HEAVY DEMOCRATIC LOSSES.
A PROBABILITY THAT THE STATE MAY FALL

A PROBABILITY THAT THE STATE MAY FALL
INTO THE REPUBLICAN COLUMN.
Richmond Nov. Gritty counties and all cities In
the State give Republican gains OF 1900. lniorma-
ton from the other parts OF the state is not obtain
able tonight Cleveland's majority In the State In
1854 was GOO3 and II the Democrats continue to lose
in the counties net yet reported the total vote Of the
State will show a bare Democratic majority.
1t IS probable that the Democrats have elected
congressman from the lid, WITH, With With, With
and IXth Districts, while the Republicans elect
sman In the lid. The LIST, With and Nth Dis
trcts are In doubt.
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NEw-YoRK DAILY TRIBUNE sTHURsDAY. NOVEMBER g. 1888.

to encounter the opposition Of the liquor men Inc
Republicans gain two Congressman certainly ana
perhaps three, Ford and Taisney being deleatea IN
the vth and With Districts respectively. Inc
Xth District is still in DOUBT, The Lfglshturs Is
safely, Republican ON Joint ballot insurlng the cleo
ton of a Republican Senator to succeed ME-
u,
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RHODE ISLAND.
THE TOTAL VOTE GREATLY INCREASED.


HARRISON CARRIED ALL THE TOWNS EXCEPT
sIX-FooTINGs FOR THE STATE
Providence Nov. : (speciaD.-The toal vote Of Rhode
Island is: Harrison 81 900, Cleveland 1883, FISK
os1: Ua,rison's plurality. 4.427. For Congress-
Ist District spooner (fepI 1902: Lapham CDem)
1902 Macombcr (ProhL) 704; Spooners majority
IA majority being necessary to ecct, 1886 I'D Dis
trct: Arnold, CRcpJ 1O04O; Baker. (Dem) s,o4s;
Green Prohlb) $50; Arnod's majority. 2.3O9. iiar.
rIson carried every city and town In the state except
Six HIS vote exceeded Blaine's In 1884 oy 2,9Jl'
The total vote increased % per cent in four years.
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NORTH CAROLINA.
DEMOCRATIC GAINS REPORTED.

THE LEGISLATURE WHICH WILL CHOOSE
SENATOR PROBABLY DEMOCRATIC.
Raleigh, N. C., Nov. 7.-Returns from one-fourth
of the precincts Of the State show a Cleveland gain
of $50 The Democrats arc increasing their vote in
the east The Legislature is certainly Democratic
In both Houses.
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NEVADA.
RETURNS FROM oNEFoURTH OF THE STATE

A SLIGHT LOSS FOR THE REPUBLICANS AS COM.
PARED WITH 1884.
San Francisco. Cal, Nov. 7-Forty-threc precincts
out Of 172 in Nevada give Harrison 3l4', Cleveland
o.o37. the same relative vote as In 1854 Ihlrty-
five precincts give Bartne Rep) for Congress, leo4'
Cassidy (Dem.), 1858.
Forty.two precincts give Harrison 3,147, Cleveland
e.o34 Three of the precincts given are incomplete
and give the count only up 10 a. m. These forty.
two precincts IN 1854 gave Blaine 3,leo, Cleveland
. h34
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A CLOSE REPUBLICAN FIGHT IN ELIZABETH.
Elizabeth, Nov. THE count in Elizabeth was not
completed until daylight. The city gives Cleveland
1o49 plurality; Gcisenhalncr, DEM. for Congress,
500 over Kean Rep The contest for Mayor was the
closest in years. Grier. DEM VINO had 700 last year
was reelected by $50 plurality.