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NEW HAMPSHIRE.
Latest Returns Show Decided Gains
for the Democrats

Latest Returns Show Decided Gains
for the Democrats.
CONCORD, NH, Nov. 5-Returns from 1873
towns give Tuttle, republican, q, 1863; Amsden,
democrat, 21,l5i; Fletcher, prohibitionist,
9,64l. Same places in 1888 gave Goodel, repub-
lican, %, 49l; Amsden, democrat. 22.l99; re-
publican net loss, 929 Henry W. Clapp. re-
publican, has been elected mayor by majority
exceeding 200. The democrats carry Merri-
mack county, probably electing all their
nominees.
Latest returns show Amsden. democrat. for
governor, leads Tuttle, republican. by upward
OF LOCO, but the probabilities are that the vote
for Fletcher prohIbitionst, will prevent
choice by the people, and the legislature will
elect Both parties claim to have carried the
general court Mckinney, democrat, has been
elected to Congress in the first district and
Moore, republican, in the second The latest
returns give democrats IT'S members of the
general assembly and republicans I59, with
twenty-three to hear from. Returns from 1874
towns and cities give Tuttle, republican, n. sS4;
Amsden. democrat, 2S, 1872; Fletcher, prohibi-
tioEist, 739 Same places in 1888 gave Goodell.
republican, 29. .5S3; Amsden, democrat, 29. 3I2;
Carr, prohibitionist, LOIS. Republican net
loss, 800.
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NEW YORK.
The Legislature Probably Q Tie on Joint
Ballot.

Ballot.
New YORK, Nov. 5.-Up to o'clock this
afternoon nothing has transpired to warrant
change in the statement sent out last night
that joint ballot the legislature in this state
will be a tie, the assembly standing sixty-seven
democrats to sixty one republicans. In the sem
ate the republicans now have a majority of six.
The latest returns from the third congress
sional district indicate the election of Coombs.
DEM, by a majority Of IA. 1t is believed, how
ever, that the official count will be necessary
to decide the question. Mr.. Wallace, rep, the
sitting member Of this district was elected to
the Fifty-ffrst Congress by a majority OF 2,44s.
Returns from Cooperstown are to the effect
that Van Horn, dem, is elected to Congress
in the twenty-fourth district
Greenleaf Of Rochester is elected by about
800 majority for Congress in the thirtieth dis
trict
Henry W. Bentley, democrat for Congress
in the twenty-third district, has q majority
Of 4S6.
EsTlMATEs OF THE NEXT HOUSE.
NEW York, Nov. 4.-The Eueniaq World e.
Inmates that the democrats will have majority
in the next Congress Of between 63 and g.
The Nod and Express comedies q democratic
majority OF ''at least So"
The Eoeninq Sun places the democratic ma
jority ct ''about 50"
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THE DISTRICT COMMITTEE.
How the Election Affects the Member,
Of That Body in the House.

The House District committee is now COM
posed Of eight republicans -Messrs. Grout of
Vermont, Atkinson of Pennsylvania, Post of
Illinois, De Lano of New York, Snider Of Min
nesota, Burton of Ohio, Moore Of New Hamp-
shire and Mudd Of Maryland and five demo-
crats-Messrs Hemphill of South Carolina,
Heard OF Missouri, Lee Of Virginia, Felix
Campbell of New York and Ellis of Kentucky.
The changes which yesterdays election will
make in the districts represented
by these gentlemen are follows: OF the re-
publicans Messrs. Grout Atkinson, Post and
Moore are probably reelected. Mr.. De Lano
was not renominated, but his district the
twcnty-sixth New York, sends u republican, q.
W. Ray. MIR. Snider is succeeded by a demo-
crat, j. N Castle, as are also Messrs Burton
and Mudd, the former by T. L. johnson and
the latter by Barnes Compton, who was un-
seated by the present House.
The democratic members are all reelected
except Felix Campbell. who, however, is sue
ceeded by democrat-D. A. Boody.
In the Fifty-second Congress the District
committee will probably be composed of seven
democrats and six republicans, and Represent
ative Hemphill will undoubtedly be made
chairman if he will accept the position. Mr..
Hemphill has served as chairman In former
COnQresaes.
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OHIO.
The Republicans Mako Inroads In Ham.
iltOn County.


ilton County.
CINCINNATI, Nov. 5.-Unoficial footings show
that the republicans carried Hamilton county
by majorities ranging from S, 1924 for coroner to
9,3l4 for probate judge. The majority for
Ryan, secretary of state, is S,252. Bellamy
Storer (rep), for Congress, first district, has
majority of 2,2SL Last year Gov. Campbell
carried this district by 5,187, a republican gain
OF 7,46S. In the second district John A. Cald-
well (rep.) is elected by a majority of 1872
Last year Campbell carried this district by
2,O66, republican gain of 9,678.
WHAT THE PAPERS SAY.
The Commercial Gazette, rep, says: Ohio still
leads the procession as a republican state.
Ryan for secretary of state will have majority
of over 10000. The republicans elect at least
ten congressman, viz: First district, second,
tenth, twelfth, sixteenth. eighteenth, nine
teeEth and twentieth. Foster is doubtless
elected IN the eighth and Poorman in the seven
teenth.
The Enquirer, dem. has no editorial It's
headlines say the republicans have carried the
state by considerable majority; also they may
have elected eight Congressman. McKinley's
district close, with chances against him. Ex-
Gov Foster runs ahead, but is defeated. Mar
row margins exist in three other districts
FOURTEEN DEMOCRATIC coNGREssMEN.
COLUMBUS, ONO, Nov. 5.-Meagre returns
received at republican and democratic state
headquarters indicate the election of fourteen
democratic Congressman. This estimate in
cludes the defeat of Mckinley in the sixteenth
district and Foster in the eighth. Foster con-
cedes the election of Hare, his opponent by
100 majority. Both parties claim the sixteenth
district.
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CALIFORNIA.
Owing to Scratched Tickets to Obtain
the Result Is I'm Doubt

san Francisco, CAL, Nov. 5.--The complete
returns from every precinct In San Francisco
shows the total vote 56.444 count Of the
heads of the ticket shows tho following result:
Republican, 29.056; democratic. 25,3l7; reform
democrat, 1,555; American. Sol; prohibition,
146. This indicates a republican majority OF
3.7iS, but as the scratched tickets have not vet
been canvassed, it is impossible to tell which
successful candidates.
Midnight-Clunie, DEM, is running behind
his ticket in the fifth congressional district and
is probably defeated. The election of Cutting
rep, In the fourth and the reelection of Nc
kenna, rep, in the third is undoubted. Re-
turns from the other four districts are meager.
COUNTING SLOW WORK.
Up to an early hour this morning less than
oDo-tenth of the precincts in the state out
side of San Francisco have been counted and
telegraphed for tabulation, while in the city
the actual result is not known in any one Of
the precincts, the election inspectors having
only counted the vignettes at the heads of the
respective party tickets and separated the
straight from the scratched tickets.
The delay is attributed to the operation Of
the new Storey law, enacted to simplify the
counting of the vote, but which apparently
tended to complicate it. The scattering vote
is small and throughout the state the contest
is one strictly between the republicans and the
democrats. The large increase in the number
of precincts make any comparison with the
vote OF 1883 difficult until the vote Of the COM
plete counties IS received
THE coNGREssMEN.
Markham, rep, for governor, apparently
maintains the average majority Of Harrison in
1888. which would insure mis- election BY safe
vote. In the congressional district McKenna,
rep, in the third and Bowers, rep, in the
sixth are apparently elected, the former by
reduced majority. Nothing whatever Is known
tn fh0 cal. .r.uIu Ill
them being in the city OF San Francisco. The
first and second congressional districts are
claimed by both the republicans and the demo-
Gratis.
Complete returns from every precinct in this
city are now in. They show total vote Of
5S,434, of which the republicans poll 2s,955;
the democrats, 25,3l7; reform democrats, l,666;
American, 36l, and prohibitionists, lag.
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MISSOURI.
An Unusually Large Vote in St Louis
Desnocpafic Gafue

An Unusually Large Vote In St Louis
Democratic Gains.
sr. LouIs, Nov. 6rRsturns from the eighth,
ninth and tenth congressional districts, this
city, indicate beyond doubt the election Of
the democratic candidates' In the eighth dis
trict o'Neill received i.53l; Joy, s,674 In the
ninth district Cobb polled 10, s76 Prosser, s44;
Field, pro-, 30S Bauer, ind labor, 1l0 The returns
from the city and . portion OF the counties in
the tenth district give Byrns Q majority of GA
over Kinsey. A the remaining counties are
democratic complete returns will increase that
majority.
vote polled was about 1900, or three-fourths
OF the total registration. The democrats
elected the entire ticket with one exception-
that Of recorder Of desda
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PENNSYLVANIA.
Pattison Elected Governor by About
1000 Plurality

1000 Plurality.
PHILADELPHIA, Nov. 5.-Returns from the
twenty eight congressional districts indicate
the election Of eighteen republicans and nine
democrats, with the twenty fifth district doubt
full There were two republican candidates in
that district, one Of whom is probably elected.
The present delegation in Congress is twenty
one republicans and seven democrats. The
republican majority on joint ballot in the legis-
lature will be slightly reduced, but will still be
large, the present Legislature having q Joint
ballot majority Of 102
ALL But TWO couNrIEs.
Returns from sixty-five Of the sixty-seven
counties in the state give Pattison, dem, for
governor 4,792 plurality. The two missing
counties are Elk and Warren. In 1885 Elk
gave Black, dem, $50 plurality and Warren
county gave Beaver. rep. l,045 plurality.
Crawford county, the home Of Delamater,
gives Psttison majority of COO.
Chairman Andrews Of the republican state
committee is defeated for the state senate,
AKPuBLIcAHs GIVE IT uR
The election Of Psttison By over 5000
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MINNESOTA
Gov. Merriam's Majority Reduced
Districts I'm Doubt

Sr. PAUL, MINI, Nov. S.-By Yesterday
election Gov. Merriam's $4,000 OF two years
ago has been reduced SO greatly that there vss
apparent reason for the democratic claim that
he had been defeated Such. however. does
not prove to be the case. for he is re-elected
but by greatly reduced plurality. One and
possibly two officials chosen from the state
tickets are democrats. The legislature so far
as any reports have been heard from IT, seems
close, the republicans claiming the majority
but admitting the possibility that a combins-
ton OF the alliance and democratic strength
might control legislation in the next legisls-
ture.
THE ooSaREssNEN ELECTED.
On Congressman the scattered nature OF the
returns received last night prevented positive
statements, although both democrats and repup-
licans claimed everything possible John Lind
Is undoubtedly returned from the second dis
trlct, having defeated Gen. J. n. Baker, the
alilance-democratic candidate, by q few thous-
and. ;. u. Coms;ock is also surely reelected
In the NTH, his success having been confirmed
by the inability of the alliance aud democracy
to unite upon a candidate. Mark II. Dunneli,
In the hrsI and ). l.. Snider, IN the fourth had
a closer call. and their title 10 their seats il
stlll IN doubt, with the Chances in their favor
ID. ). Hall Is defeated in the third by O. NJ
Hall, who fought his recollection on the tariff
More definite figures will be received today,
but these are the results
PERSONAL INTERESTS INVOLVED.
So many personal and other interests entered
into the contest in North Dakota that while the
result may be known this week as 20 the heads
of the ticket. some of the minor candidates
will have to wait for longer time to find what
their success has been. The North Dakota re-
turns have been SO meager that exact results
cannot be gwen. Both parties claim the VIC
tory on congressman. state ticket and legisla-
ture. The figures received we're more favor
able to the ola of no
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plurality is conceded BY all republican leaders

plurality is conceded by all republican leaders
and journals. The democrats have certainly
gained two Congressman and the figures are so
close in three other districts that the official
computation may show at least one additional
democratic member in the delegation and possi-
bly, democratic gain of four or five. The
present delegation in Congress stands twenty
one republicans and seven democrats. The
legislature remains strongly republican.
although the joint ballot majority of lO2,
wmch that party has in the present legislature,
will be somewhat reduced
Watres, the republican candidate for lieuten-
ant governor, and Stewart republican candi-
date for secretary of internal affairs, are
elected notwithstanding the defeat Of the
head Of the ticket.
THE VOTE IN PHILADELPHIA
The following is the total vote of the city for
governor: Delamater, rep, los, ,s9S; Pa.tison,
dem., IS, Ill; Gill, pro-. III; Rynder. labor. 25
Delamaters plurality, 20, 782
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IOWA.
All but One of the Republican Congress-
men Elected.

DEs MoISEs, Iowa, Nov. 5.-The State Register
this morning says: The returns indicate plu-
rality of 1000 to 10000 for the republican state
ticket in Iowa. The democrats are claiming
the election of their ticket, but the republicans
are holding 10 the stale and now have the barb
wire fence around a considerable portion Of IL
The returns 30 far received are manly from
the towns and city wards and the probabilities
are that the country townships will show in-
creased gains for republicans.
THE CoSGKEsSMEN.
congressman Henderson, Struble, Hull,
Flick and Dolliver are surely elected The
democrats have elected Hayes in the second
district. Al other districts are doubtful, with
probabilities most OF them in favor of the re-
publicans.
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IN M'KINLEY'S DISTRICT.
The Result is Still Surrounded With
Uncertainty

The Result is Still Surrounded With
Uncertainty.
CINCINNATI Nov. THE 7fn,es-Star has a
special dispatch from Canton, Ohio, dated $50
am, saying the estimate then made for the
sixteenth district elected Warwick, democrat
by 244. The republican and democratic state
central committees had at that time no late
news from Mckinley or Foster districts.
WOOSTER, ONO, Nov. 5.-Wayne county gives
Warwick. dem., for Congress a majority Of 45O
over Mckinley.
DETROIT, MICH, Nov. 5.-A private telegram
from Gov. Campbell of Ohio to the Hon. Don
II. Dickinson says: --latest reports this morn
Ing indicate that Mckinley and Foster are both
defeated and that We have elected fourteen
Congressman"
MKINLEY MAKES FINE RUN.
CANTON, OHIO, Nov. Sat noon today the
figures on So OF GA precincts in Stark county
and close estimates on balance Of county give
Mckinley net gain OF 2,O5S and plurality in
his home county OF 975. Medina gives McKin-
ley plurality Of 1856. making the repub-
lican plurality in Stark and Wayne 2,34l.
Holmes county has not changed the estimate
Of 2,0l0 for Warwick, Mckinley running $50
ahead there. Chairman Smyser comedies
Wayne county to Warwick by 400. These fig
ures would defeat Mckinley by G9. Democrats
claim Warwick is elected by 800. Mckinley
has been gaining on every revision 30 far.
Should these figures stand he will have re-
duced the democratic plurality over 2,7OO.
Official reports from Mckinley's district show
that Warwick has 1900 plurality in Holmes
county and 400 in Wayne. Mckinley carries
Medina county by ], 800 and Stark by Co., This
elects Warwick by 500, which is probably
correct
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WISCONSIN,
Peck, Dem, Probably Elected Governor
A Republican Legislature Chosen.


MILWAUKEE. Wis, Nov. S-Reports indicate
that the democrats have carried the state and
elected George W. Peck governor Peck car
rled Milwaukee county by 5000 plurality. Re-
turns give him 5.5OS nov with democratic
ward to hear from and one precinct Of the ban
ner democrat ward of the city not accounted
Ter. The returns received outside are scatter
ing and cover nearly the whole state. Every
one shows democratic gains The Legislature
Will be republican on joint ballot, insuring the
reelection OF Senator Spooner
Ihe returns from the congressional districts
are not full enough to indicate with certainty
the result. but the delegation will probably
stand six TO three, a democratic gain OF one
THE REPuBLIcANs coScEpE WISCONSIN
Chairman Payne. Of the republican state CEN
tral committee, at this hour ui an \ gives the
state and the Legislature to the democrats, and
says "lsconslns congressional delegation Will
ssSnd SIX democrats, three republican,
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KENTUCKY.
Latest Reports Of the Results In Con.
gressional DistrictA

LOUISVILLE, Ky, Nov. 5-Later returns
show Asher G. Caruth, dem, Louisville district,
has 5000 majority; Dickerson. sixth (Carlisle's)
district, 5000. In the eleventh, Whitley county
gives John II. Wilson, rep, $50 majority, . re-
publican loss of 1,25o; Knox county gives him
about 400 majority, loss Of 400; Bell county
gives E. J. Howard, Wilson's democratic op-
ponent. about 1,000 majority, n republican loss
Of LOO. In spite of their heavy losses Wilson
may win, as his district is q, 900 republican. In
the tenth district j. w. Kendall, dem, may be
defeated, Clark and Montgomery counties, n
which are Winchester and Mount Sterling are
90 close as to require the official count They
heretofore have together given 700 democratic
majority. Congressman Montgomery Breck-
inridge, Stone, Ellis, Goodnight McCreaxy -
Payuter are reelected.
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CONGRESSMAN Pendleton Elected

private dispatch received from Hon. Jno
Pendleton, the democratic candidate in the
first Congressional district in West Virginia,
this morning says: whipped Hubbard by $50
in the county. Am certainly elected. Other
three congressman also elected Solid sena-
torial legislative and county ticket elected. In
Ohio county democracy on top. OF such is the
kingdom Of heaven"
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DELAW ARE.
The State Still In Doubt, With Indica-
tions OF Republican Success.

tions OF Republican Success.
WnNISGToS. DEL, Nov. 5.-The state is still
in doubt. Kent county is democratic by about
200 majority and Sussex by about 400. New
Castle county is still in doubt. The chairman
Of the republican city committee claims re-
publican majority in the county OF $40. The
democrats do not concede this, as there are
yet two or three districts 10 hear from.
III the vote of the town of Laurel Sussex
county, where the riot yesterday caused the
polls 20 be closed, is thrown out. it will prob
ably give the state TO the republicans, as the
town is strongly democratic.
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CONNECTICUT.

PROBABLY No Choice By the People for
Governor.
HARTFORD, Conn, Nov. 5.-One hundred and
sixty-seyen out of lGs towns give for governor:
Merwin, rep, 64.322; Morris, dem, 67,e57;
Auguer, pro-, $685. scattering. 179. Apparent
majority, l3l. but in large number of towns
the prohibition vote is not reported and prob
ably on official vote no one will have q major
ity. The congressional delegation is sherry,
Wilcox, Deforest, democrats, aud Russell, re-
publican.
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Private Advices From California.

Mr.. John B. Mccarthy, private secretary of
Senator Stanford of California, received this
afternoon from q thoroughly informed repub-
lican authority, a telegram from San Francisco
saying: Markham, republican candidate for
governor, and a republican Legislature un-
doubtedly elected. Representative McKenna
has been reelected. Clunie's claims OF hay-
ing been reelected are doubtful"
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A Stray Race Horse.

The race horse Luke, belonging to Carter's
stable, strayed from the race track last night
and was picked up ON Pennsylvania avenue
this morning BY Policeman Settrighk
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Owing to several fatal cases Of duelline re-
Gently In the tro-Hungarian army the Aus
trian press 10 calling for some change In the
law which permits these deadly encounter on
any slight provocstion.
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The DESPATCH. which has been at the navy
yard for several weeks past, sailed this morn
ing for New York.