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MALONE USES HIS GUN.
Arrest of the Brigadier for Shoot
ing g. Democrat.

PETERSBURG, Va. Nov. 5.-Gen. Ma
hone was arrested tonight charged with
shooting Herbert P. Harrison. who. with a
number of companions, were sending off
fireworks in front of Mahone's residence.
Malone is now at the station house, and
Mayor Collier is investigating the case.
Gen. Malone denies having fired the
shot, or that anyone on his premises
fired it. Harrison is wounded in the
fieshy part of the thigh, the ball going
entirely through the leg, but not inflict-
ing a serious wound.
suited in Gen. Malone being held for
the action of the grand jury and bound
over to the December term of the hust-
iDgs court in $500 bail.
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HOW 1T WAS DONE.
Details of the Vote in the Old
Dominion.

Dominion.
RICHMOND. Va, Oct. 5, 9:15 p. m.-
At this hour official and semi-official re-
turns from fourth of the state, includ
ing all the large cities, show Demo-
cratic gain over the presidential vote
of 1888 of about 10000. The Democrats
are variousiy estimating the majority in
the state at from 10000 to $4,000.
RICHMOND, Va, Oct. 5.-Nineteen
counties and cities in this state, includ-
ing Richmond, Norfolk, Staunton, Dan
vile and Lynchburg, give Democratic
gain of about 5000 over the presidential
vote of 1888.
RICHMOND. Va, Nov. v.5.-Norfolk city
gives Mckinney about 1,50O majority, a
gain of about 1000. Wythe county,
nearly complete, gives Democratic ma
jority of about 500 and elects a Demo
crat to the house of delegates. The
county was represented by a Republican
in the last legislature.
mated that Richmond will give McKin-
new over 5000 majority, a gain OF more
than 1000. Southampton county, Ma
homes birthplace, has gone against him.
RICHMOND. Va, Nov. 5.-Additional
partial returns from eleven counties and
cities show Democratic gain of 1890
over the presidential vote of 1888.
ALEXANDRIA, Va. Nov. 5. - Dis
patches received by Chairman Barbour
indicate ct this hour. p. m, Demo-
cratic gains throughout the state and
that Mckinney is elected. Fauquier
county gives Mckinney 1.2Oo (esti-
mated).
ALEXANDRIA, Va, Nov. 5. = Dis
patches received at the Democratic
headquarters here show large gains in
all parts of the state, and indicate that
the Democratic majority will be from
1900 to $1,000. which may be increased
as the returns come in. In some
counties on the "black belt'' the ne
groes voted with the Democrats. The
next legislature will be largely Demo-
cratic.
WINCHESTER. Va, Nov. Swim
chester, by the official vote. gives forty
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VICTORY IN VIRGINIA.
Brigadier Billy Malone Dug
His Own Political Grave
and Is Buried.
Capt. MeKinney's Majority for
Governor Will Be Over
Thirty Thousand.
Blocks of Five Schemes
Failed to Work in the Old
Dominion.
Crazed by His Overwhelming
Defeat, Malone Delibep-
ately Shoots d Man.
VICTORIOUS VIRGINIANS.

PHILIP W. MCKINNEY, D...... Governor
]. HOGE TAYLOR, DLieut. .enant Governor
R. T. SCOTT, D. 500. Attorney General
ALEXANDRIA, Nov. 5.-1ntelligence
received at the state Democratic head
quarters up to l O'Clock a. m., leads the
state committee to believe that McKin-
ney has been elected by $1,000, and that
the Democrats will have over three
fourths majority in the house, and over
two-thirds majority in the senate.
CLEVELAND CAN'T COMPLAIN.
RICMOND, Va, Nov. 5.-GoV. Lee has
sent the following dispatch to ex-Presi-
dent Cleveland: ''Virginia has buried
Malone by probably $4,000 majority"
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New YORK, Nov. 6.-2:15 a. m.-Re-
turns received up to this hour indicate
that the Democratic state ticket is elect
ed by about 10000 majority. Noelectlon
in New York for dozen years excited
less public interest than that held to-
day. The state issues awoke slight in
terest, except in so far as Wemple, the
Democratic candidate for comptroller.
might run behind his ticket, which
proved to be nearly 1000. In registra-
ton so large for an Off year as it was,
and with SO good proportion
of the registered votes cast, the
majority for the Democratic candidate.
for secretary Of state of over 10000 in.
dicates that the Democrats polled a,
good solid party vote. and the rebuke to.
Wemple cannot be considered very
pronounced. The contest for the state
senate was interesting. Col. William L.
Brown, publisher of the Daily News, and
the Tammany nominee, defeated Col.
Michael G. Murphy County DemocraN
who On several previous occasions low
cred the Tammany colors. Browns
majority was nearly 1900. In the Sixth
senatorial district, Tammany suffered
defeat, Senator Thomas Grady being
beaten by the fusionist candidate, John
F. Ahearn. In the Seventh senate
district the Tammany candidate.
George F. Roosech, was elected. In
the Eighth, Lispenard Stewart, Rep,
defeated the Tammany nominee,
Charles H. Turner, and the County
Democracy candidate, Nelson J. Water
bury Jr. In the Ninth senate district.
Charles A. Stadler, the Tammany can
didate, was reelected; Cantor, Tam
many, in the Tenth, and Ives, Tam
many, in the Eleventh, were elected.
For assembly the Democrats elected
twenty and the Republicans four. Of
the Democrats fourteen were Tammany-
ties and six County Democracy.
Much interest centered in the
contest for judge of general ses-
sions. The County Democracy and
Republican nominee, Fitzgerald, at
present assistant district attorney, de-
feated Judge Henry A. Gildersleeve.
the Tammany nominee, by majority
of about 5000. The complexion Of the
new board of aldermen will show about
the same relative Tammany strength
shown III the vote for the legislature.
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A VERITABLE LANDSLIDE.
Hamilton County Gives the DEM
ocrats Over 8.OOO Majority.

OCEdlS oNOE O,OOO
CINCINNATI, Nov. 5. - Hamilton
county has gone for Campbell by from
1000 to 5000. This estimate is made
by the Lincoln club, Republican, and is
corroborated by the figures received by
the bOal of elections. The Young Mems
bulletin saying that Hamilton county
is democratic by plurality of 5000.
The loss by Foraker of Hamilton county,
which gave him plurality of nearly
1000 two years ago, has been largely
effected by detection in the German
Republican wards. The losses in single
precincts in some of these wards
amounts TO more than 200 votes. This
result was not fully anticipated by the
Republicans, as they were very con-
fident late this afternoon that the de-
fection in the German quarters was
trifiing. While the losses of Foraker
were not confined to these wards,
they are much more marked there than
i'll other portions of the city. The re-
turns also show that especially in the
German wards the head of the ticket
was the thing most severely hit by the
Republican scratchers. This leaves
hope to the Republican calculatOrs at
mlunlSnI InaC at least one SeHdlOF Oh
the Republican ticket may be elected.
The Commercial Gazette, commenting
on the result in Hamilton county, says
it is an outgrowth of the Sunday ques-
ton. The saloon legislation did not
seem to be the disturbing thing, but
rather the bad administration of
the Sunday laws was the cause of dis
content among the Germans. The esti-
mate at midnight is that Campbell will
carry Hamilton county by over 5000.
Four hundred and siXty-three precincts
in Ohio, outside of Hamilton county,
give Foraker 56,975; Camybell, 63,lSl;
Helwig, 1854. Same In 1887: Foraker,
GA ,7SS; Powell. 1886; Sharp, 1852.
This shows an average gain of rs per
precinct for Campbell. Fourteen pre-
cincts in Toledo, show a gain for Fora
ker of 144. The prohibition vote is al
most identical throughout the state
Wi tbat nf 1897
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Mussey Is Mauled.

RICHMOND, Va, Nov. 5.-Col. Fred
Mussey, correspondent of the Cincin-
natl Commercial-Gazette, was attacked
here to-day by w. o. Preston, one of the
Democratic challengers, who took of
Tense at Mussey's alleged interference
with negro voters. 1t appears that
Mussey endeavored to have the colOred
voters protest against the way their
votes were being handled. The en-
counter was not severe one.
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Guthrie Starts Right.

GUTHRIE, /. T., Nov. 5.-According
to the charter, this has been the day for
the municipal election in Guthrie. No
party lines were drawn. There were
two candidates for mayor, d. NJ. Ross.
president of the council and acting
mayor since the iastelection, and James
Dooley, until his removal to this coun-
try Democratic member to the Iowa
senate. The indications are that Dooley
is elected.
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STAYED AT HOME.
The ColOred Vote in Norfolk Fell
Off One-Haif.

NORFOLK, Va, Nov. 5,-The election
in this city and Portsmouth passed off
quietly. In Norfolk county there was
some excitement at two of the precincts,
which was quickly quieted by the au-
thorities. The colored vote i'll this city
fell off more than half, the cOlOred vOt-
ers apparently taking little interest in
the election. Returns frnm this district
show decided Democratic gain over
the last presidential election, Norfolk
city, which gave the Republicans 583
majority last fall, has gone Democratic
by 1,SS7. The returns thus far received
from Norfolk county indicate Demo
cratic gain of about 1.7O0. Returns up
to $3.50 tonight show large Democratic
gains in every town and county.
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CLARKSON'S CLAIMS.
Hutchison Is Expected to Phil
Through.

DEs MONIES, To-, Nov. 5.-The State
Register says: At midnight aggregate
returns covering one-siXth of the state
show very heavy Democratic gains.
The Democrats have made heavy gains
in the river counties, and Republicans
have failed to holdup in the Northwest.
so far as heard from. Democratic state
headquarters claim that if the present
ratio of gains is continued they will
carry the state by 1000. The Republi-
can headquarters insist that strong Re-
publican counties have not yet reported
and will cut down Democratic gains so
Hutchison will be elected by small
nluralitV
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Malone Gets His Carbine.

PETERSBURG, Va, Nov. 5.-A crowd
of Democrats marched to Gen. Mahone's
house at 1850 o'clock this evening, and,
entering the yard, began to fire rockets
and roman candles, some of them being
aimed at the generals house. Gen. Ma
hone shouldered a shotgun, and some
of his friends went with him to the
yard, whereupOn the crowd dispersed.
There were no policemen about.
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Rerublicans Carry Denver.

DENVER, Col, Nov. 5.-The election
for. county officers and two district
Judges passed off quietly. There were
Republican, Democratic and Peoples
tickets in the field. Much scratching
was done, and the result is not yet
known, but leading Republicans be-
lieye their entire ticket is elected.
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MAHONE CRIES FRAUD.
The Little Brigadier Yelps Lik e
Whipped Dog.


WASHINGTON, Nov. 5.-Gen. Malone
to-day sent the following telegram to
the Washington Post:
Editor Post: Rev. H. W. Dickerson, col
ored minister, who has lately been denied
the right to preach at the colored lunatic
asylum because he chooses to be a Repub-
lican and to support the Republican ticket
went this morning to his polling place at z
o'clock to, vote, and while three Demo-
Gratis and one Republican were permitted
to vote he was unable to get his ballot in
until 1910, it taking him just five hours and
ten minutes for him to get his ballot into the
hands OF the judges. This is the same pre-
cinct-Sixth ward. Petersburg-in which, at
the late presidential election. by the pur-
DO sely dill atory process the election judges
and they are the same onow-two hundred
and Odd votes were shut out. This fraud
upon the voters of that preci net is still
going on, three being over zoo voters now
g o'clock at the polls many of whom have
been there since o'clock.
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SPELT THE SAME WAY n
SOUNDS.

If i" sooted " don't spell
suited, what does it spell 9
But authorities and custom
say it's wrong. Suppose they
do. That settles it. There's
a right and a wrong way of
spelling; there's a right and
wrong way of making Boys
Clothing. Which kind do
you want your boy to wear?
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BROOKLYN IN A BLAZE.
Victorious Democrats Are Paint.
ing the Town.

BROOKLYN, N. Y, Nov. 6.-The cleo
ton in Brooklyn passed off quietly and
resulted in a victory for the
Democracy, and the adherents of that
party, who have been watching
the returns during the night are con-
sequently jubilant. The Democrats
have carried two out of three senatorial
districts and ten of the twelve assembly
districts, and have elected their mayor,
their city and county ticket and fifteen
aldermen. They only elect two super
visors o. the twelve voted for.
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Victory for the Faithful.

CHICAGO, Nov. 5.-The election in
this Cook county to-day resulted in a
victory for the Democrats. Crawford,
DEM, for recorder, is elected over
The Democrats elect ten of the county
commissioners and the Republicans
five
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1889-11-06
NEW YORK BY COUNTIES.
The Democrats Take Everything
in Sight.

New YORK, Nov. 5.-Actual and esti-
mated returns from all the counties in
New York state show the election of the
entire Democratic ticket. The maiorities
range from 1854, for Rice, to about
10000 for Wemple. The figures are as
follows:
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TOO CLOSE FOR COMFORT.
Foraker and His Friends Figur-
ing on the Returns.

COLUMBUS, o., Nov. 5.-The returns
from the state have been so slow that
the state committees have been unable
to make any exact estimates of the re-
suit of the election on either the state or
the legislature. The Republican state
executive committee received returns
in the city hall. and announced the vote
to an immense throng. The Demo
cratic state committee had no hall, re-
ceiving news at its rooms, but the
local committee had quite q crowd
in another part of the city. Gov. For
Cnufiuued ON Fourth Page.
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Buffalo Is With the Majority,

/ BUFFALO, N. Y, Nov. 5.-The Dem
ocrats eject Charles F. Bishop mayor by
1900 majority. The Republicans re-
elect Laughlin senator by 1000, and
carry Erie county by about 2,4O0. The
Democrats elect Jacob Stern surrogate
and Joseph Seaver county Judge.
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JACKSON, Miss, Nov. 5.-The cleo
ton IN this state to-day was uneventful,
except in few counties where local
differences existed, and where two
tickets were in the field. The Repub-
lican state ticket was recently with
drawn.
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The Constitution Adopted.

CHEYENNE, Wyo., Nov. 5.-Returns
from towns along the railroads indicate
that the constitution has received a
large majority of the votes cast. Snow
and bad roads delay country returns,
but there is no reason to doubt that the
constitution has been adopted.
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BIG GAINS FOR BoIEs.
Republican Majorities in Iowa
Reversed and Reduced.

Reversed and Reduced.
McGREGoR. To-. Nov. 5.-This town.
ship gives Boies, Democrat, 1872 MAJOR
ity. The same ratio of increase will
give him the county by 1,500 to 1900.
DUBUQUE, To-, Nov. 5.-Rutland town.
ship. humboldt county, gives Hutchin-
son, Republican, for governor. "a;
Boies, Democrat. for governor, 81. This
is Democratic gain of 25 in one town.
ship.
DEs MONIES, TO-, Nov. 5.-Thirty pre-
cincts give Hutchinson 3,043; Boies.
2,245; net loss, 304.
DEs MONIES. To-, Nov. 5.-Returns
show slight Republican loss on the vote
of 1887, but pretty evenly distributed
over the state. Smith, for railroad COM
=: "A -. n.
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Nashua Goes Democratic.

NASHUA, N. H., Nov. 5.-The muni-
cipal election to-day resulted in in the
reelection of Mayor c. III. Burke, Dem.,
by 1o9 plurality, with Democratic coun-
cils on joint ballot.
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Heavy Legislative Gains.

New YORK, Nov. 5.-It is ascertained
that the next legislature will be com
posed as follows: Senate. 81 Republi-
cans, II Democrats: Assembly, 81 Re
publicans, 81 Democats.
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Lahor,s Candidate Laid ONT.

CHICAGO, Nov. 5.-Returns from the
country districts after l a. m. altered
the result as TO the recorderShip.
Stephens, Rep, is undoubtedly elected
by plurality Of nearly 1000.
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THE SOUTH Is SOLID.
Democrats Have WaIkover in
Mississippi.
NONE WOULD OPPOSE THEM.

JOHN NJ. STONE, D. Governor
NJ. N. EVANS, D. ....Lieutenant Governor
GEORGE NJ. GOVAN. D Secretary of State
W. W. STONE, d. Auditor Public Accounts
r. NJ. MILLER, d :. ....... Attorney General
JOSEPH j. EVANS, d.. =. State Treasurer
j. r. PRESTON, D........ Supt. Education
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BOSTON
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VOTED THEIR FUIL STRENGTH
Democrats Make Large Gains in
Sioux City.


Special to the GIoDe.
SIOUX CITY, To-, Nov. 5.-The
weather to-day has been fine, and much
quiet work was done at the polls. Lo-
cal issues aroused much interest and
tended to get voters out in greater force
than is usual in off years. Yet, but
about three-quarters of the registered
vote was polled. In some wards the
polls were kept open until 8 o'clock,
and as no votes are counted until the
polls close, it will be well on towards
morning before accurate figures can be
given. 1t is evident, however, that in
this city. the Democrats have voted
their full strength and are in majority,
and some predict that the lead thus
gained cannot be overcome by the
country precincts, which will give de-
creased Republican majority. The high
license, local option plank in the Demo-
cratic platform has gained that party
many votes in this county. as well as alb
over Northwestern Iowa. which has
been for years a Republican stronghold.
Many men who never before voted the
Democratic ticket were open in their
determination TO vote it to-day. as the
Democratic party had put up clean
mau for the gubernatorial chair. 1t is
probable that the majority of 66 for Lar
abee i'll this county two years ago will
be wiped out and larger majority put
to tie credit OF Horace Boies. The
county ticket will be in doubt until re-
turns from the country are all in, with
good chances that the Democrats will
elect state representative and sheriff,
if not other officers. On these two par
ticular offices fights have been made.
Democratic prospects never looked so
bright as ON the evening of this election
daY,
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DEs MONIES, TO-, Nov. 5.-Returns at
a. m. show the election of the entire
Democratic state ticket by majority
probably exceeding 10000. Boies for
governor seems slightly ahead Of the
balance of the ticket.
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FORAKER is FLOORED.
Buckeye Republicans Admit
That Their Idols Chances
Are Very Slim.
Democrats Claim They Have
Elected Campbell by Six
Thousand Majority.
This Estimate Is Based on Re-
turns Received Up to
Date.
It. Will Require the Official
Count to Determine the
Result.
THE HEAD STILL IN DOUBT.

COLUMBUS. o., Nov. Sat 2 a. m.
the Republican state committee closed
up its figures and issued the following:
The Republican sla.e executive committee
ella ms the election Of the legislature and
state ticket except Gov. Foraker. who is in
doubt. If republican counties on the West
en Reserve and in Other parts of the state
hold up to expectations, Foraker will pull
through by small plurality.
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We ARE The PEOPLE.
The Democrats Elect Their
Entire State Ticket in
New York.
Latest Returns Show That
the Majority Will Be Over
Ten Thousand.
New York City and Kings
County Give 10000 Demo-
cratic Majority.
Nine Thousand Net Gain for
the Republicans in the
State.
EVERY ONE A DEMOCRAT.

FRANK RICE, D. Secretary Of State
EDWARD WEMPLE, D......... Comptroller
ELLIOTT DANFORTH, D. -. Treasurer
CHARLES F. TABOR, D. Attorney General
JOHN BoGART, D. Engineer and Surveyor
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IOWA IS DEMOCRATIC,
Now Is the Accepted Time
for the Faithful to
Shout.
Voters Of the HaWkeye State
Repudiate All Their Old
Idols.
Gen. BoieS and the Whole
Democratic Ticket Finish
in Front.
Careful Figuring Places the
Majority Of the Victor at
Ten Thousand.
CHOICE OF THE HAWKEYEs.

HORACE BO1ES. D........Governo
S. L. BESTOW, D Lieutenant Governor
W. Ii. BRANNAN, D Judge Supreme Court
THOMAS IRISH, D.. .Supt. Pnb. instruction
DAVID MORGAN, D. Railroad Commissioner
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REPUBLICANS ARE RATIFIED.
Indications Are That Iowa Is in
the Democratic Column.

Indications Are That Iowa Is in
the Democratic Column.
DEs MONIES, To-, Nov. 5.-The Demo-
Gratis claim the state by from 1000 to
10000. Chairman Pray, of the Repub-
lican state central committee, does moi
give it up, but will give no fig.
ures. The State Register claims that
the last 100 precincts heard from have
shown exceptional Democratic gains
and that the others to come will not
keep it up. but that the back precints
will show Republican gains enough to
wipe ont the Democratic gains. Many
Republican leaders have given it up and
gone home. Returns will be slow in
coming in on account Of the late
hour of closing the polls and unusual
amount OF scratching done. Nearly
every part of the state heard from con-
tinues to show Democratic gains, which
In. some precincts amount to land
slide. The city of Burlington gives
l.500 Democratic majority and Des
Moines county will raise IL to g, 600, a
clear gain of 500 over the vote of two
years ago. Pottawatomie county
reports a Democratic majority OF
1850, a gain of 700; Carroll, a
Democratic majority of 700. gain OF
500. The Democratic gain in the town
of Cherokee is 156. Scott and Dubuque
counties also show large gains. Returns
are not sufficient to base conclusion,
but they indicate the election of Horace
BoieS. Democrat, for governor.
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sEVENTY.TnREE THOUSAND.
That Is the Democratic Majority
in New York City and Kings

in New York City and Kings
County.
NEW YORK. Nov. 5--City complete
gives Gilbert &c. 722, Rice 129,09l, Griffin
642, Cooke 6S.602, Wemple 126,247, Rand
63s. Kings county complete gives Rice
69,l6S, Gilbert 5S,3as. Mayor ChapIn is
reelected mayor of Brooklyn. The
Democratic majority in New York
state IS not far from 10000, according to
indications at IL O'Clock at the Sun
office.