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Dated May Slst, 1880.
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Dated this elst day Of June, lssc.
The morning news., 1890-11-05
GATE GAINING.
ALABAMA ALL RIGHT.
No Doubt But Solid Delegation Goes
TO Congress-.

No Doubt But Sold Delegation Goes
TO Congress.
BIRMINGHAM. ALA. Nov. 4.-Ths cleo.
tion was quiet all over Alal ANA Birming-
ham gave Bsnkhead, dem., 1,721; scatter
ing, 3. de is undoubtedly elecsed from this
(the SIXTH district.
NO DEMOCRAT DEFEATED.
MONTGOMERY, Ala. Nov. 4--Ths ma
jority in this city for Herbert, for congress
froIn the Second district, is 557 over P.lley.
ind. Scattering returns received are sufti-
cient TO show that there is no freak in ths
democratic column. Ihe effort to dsieat
Herbert. Forney, and Wheeler signally
failed. Every democratic nominee will be
elected The polls in TIE stale closed at
| lock There was no cleo
L-n except for congressman. Tele-
4ns from points in eFery district show
the farmers alliancemen did not vote
DO independents, except 10 a very lin,
nh6 extent in the three districts abovs
named.
no SURPRISES.
MOBILE, ALA, Nov. (, II r. M.-Ths
election 10 Alabama has brought. 50 far, no
surprises. Ia tue Second district Rev. s.
The morning news., 1890-11-05

I. E, Miller, the colored republican. ia
10 uf0rt county.
The fusion Republican aud den rats
ticket has been elect, d in Berkeley oou atY.
The ind cations are that the indepe dent.
democr crtt-anti-Iillman ticket is electel ia
all the q her counties.
Ihe regular democratic tieket is success
ful In most cases without opposition.
lne next leglsla.drs will nave an over
whelmiug Tillman democrat maiori v. This
legislature will elect a successor o Senator
Hampton, and IL is feared tlat be will be
defeated, though the Tilinanltes have not
united on a candidate so far as known.
AT COLUMBIA.
COLUMBIA, s. c., Nov. 4.-The weather
was fine. Reports of unre Slstered vo era
being allowed to vote came from several
portions Of the state, aud also Of votes be-
hug stolen.
SHELL ELECTED.
COLUMBIA, s. c., Nov. 4, $ p. m.-The re-
ports thus far received ind cate the election
Of g. w. Shell, dem, in the Faurth dis
trct by large majority, and the election
OF b. X Tillinan as governor by an over
whelming vote, as compared with his COM
petitor, A 9. Haskell The latter carried
this clunty by majority of some 2o9. An
exceedin ngly light vote was ca st throughput
the state, the neg oss gene. ally rOiTaning
from voting.
The morning news., 1890-11-05
AT CLEVELAND.

CLEVELAND, O., Nov. 4-The fndica-
tions are now that johnson, the democratic
candidate for congress In this district. is
elected. The republican county ticket, ex.
cept perhaps the candidate for sheriff, is
elected.
MKINLEY MAY PULL THROUGH.
CANTON. o., Nov. 4, 1880 p. M--At IL
o'clock 25 Of the 64 voting precincts in
STARK county give Mckinley a net gain of
l,os4, TO overcome a plurality OF / ,03l in
1889. Up to th S hour but precincts have
been heard from outside Of Stark county,
giving net gain of 100 only, making the
total gain in the district, SO far as heard
from. PA in 80 precincts, With a total of
l29 precincts, TO overcome 2, 800 majority.
The Tabernacle. where Maj. Mex .nley is
surrounded by 500 enthusiastic cititizens
with as many more outside trying TO get
in. presents a scene of enthusiasm not
equaled even at any part of this most re-
markable campaign just now over.
CHEER AFTER CHEER
Al 80 o'c.ock, when the great gains
were coming in, cheer after cheer went up.
and the cries of "McKinl3sl' we're repeated
so often that finally he arose, and alvapc-
Ing TO the front of the stage, he spoke, say
cordial welcome, aud whatever might
be the result. 81 want to thank
my feilow-citizens of Canton and
Stark counties for the splendid ma
lority they have given me [Cheers !
want to remind you in the exubsrance OF
victory that returns may come from other
p 'ints of the district that will defeat the
cause Of protection, hut il we succeed in
cutting down that vast democratic ajority
it will be m st splendid victory for the
American citizen and laboring man. The
returns at this time from 25 of Stark
county's "a precincts had more than
overcome the democratic plurality Of
last year. If the balance of the precincts
keep up the ratio Of increase begun Nc
Kinley Will be elected by handso ome ma
jority. When he spoke he had already
been given handsome vindication by his
home county, carrying his own ward, his
own city, and his own county. which had
been democrat. his own ward making q
gain of nearly 400
The morning news., 1890-11-05

ward, 2is; Thirteenth ward. 30; Fifteenth
wsrd, 9S5; Fourteenth and Seventeenth
wards, S25; Eighth and Ninth wards. IO7
Eleventh and Thirtieth. eo5.
Delamater gains: Northumberland
county, 7S; Montour county, 81; Philadel-
phta. Sixth ward, 81; Tenth, 81, Fifth, SI6.
These are all 80 far beard from.
Ih'rty-hve counties. including Allegheny
and not including Philadelphia, give Patti
son net plurality Of IT'S. a let demo-
cratic gain as compared with the vote Of
The same counties In 1886 of "A. 162
LOOKS GOOD FOR PATrIsoN.
PHILADELPHIA. Nov. s., M-With
one divis on in the Twenty-seventh ward to
be heard from. Philadelphia gives Della na-
ter majority Of %, ,727. Thompson. rep.
Is elected city controller over Dochert, the
present incumbent, by over 19, 900 majority.
In the Third Congressional district,
McAleer, the regular democratic nominee,
Is elected over Vaux, independent demo
erat and republican. by nearly 5000
majority.
The other Philadelphia conel essrsen are
elected by the usual majorities.
BOTH PARTIES CLAIM THg STATE.
PHILADELPHIA, Nov. 5, 2:3O A.M-At
1880 o'cock this morning Chairman An
drews Of the republican state committee
made the following statement: "The repub-
lican state committee believes that Dele
mater has a plurality, but the result Is
close and it may take the official figures to
determine
Chairman Kerr of the democratic
State committee claims the state by 10, ,OOC
majority. He stated that hi advices showed
that Pattisun will ccme to Philadelphia
with not less than 80, 600 majority.
AT HARRISBURG.
mr. u
passed off quietly. The weather was favor.
able for a very large vote. Local contests
resulted in considerable feeling. and there
were all sorts Of mors to the effect that
the friends of several candidates were
trading the remainder OF the stale and
county tickets for their favorites. The
democratic county chairman, Mr. Hamil-
ton, and Charles Moore, colore1 republi-
can, janitor of the state school building,
were arrested for Illegal voting. He had q
hearing, and was bailed for court
AT PITTsBURa.
PITrsBUEe, Pa. Nov. 4-Great interest
was manifested in the election, and both
parties exerted themselves to the utmost tc
scratching was done, but it was not as gen.
eral as was anticipated. Apecular feature
OF the election Is the severe scratching Con-
gresham Dalzsll, rep, received. In the
First ward United States marshals were
placed at the polls, and the feeling w IS
intensely bitter. particularly between the
two factions of the Rspu olican party. The
dav was cloudy and raw.
Senator Quay telegraphs from Beaver
"The battle is over. Delamater will have a
majority OF $4,000 in the state"
QUAY GIVES IT UP.
PITTsBURG, Nov. 5, 5 A. MA dispatch
received from III. s. Quay, dated Beaver
at a. m, says: 81 think tae state is demo
cratic.n
The morning news., 1890-11-05

11rity. Evans. rep, the present member OF
congress, IS defeated by Snodgrass, dem., in
this tthe ToirLb district
Taylor. a republican IN the present con.
Sress, is defeated by Butler. Independent
in the First district
Houk. republican. is elected in the
Secoad district by reduced majority.
The Australian ~ stem was for the first
time USED in congressional elections in large
cities.
IL this city the negroes had been schooled
and wi few exceptions managed to pre-
pare their ballots,
AT MEMPHIS.
MEMPHIS, TENN, Nov. 4.-The polls
closed at 4;9o O'Clock, aud. OF course, the
democrats carry everything. Nine wards
out OF ten in Memphis give Patters N,
dem, for congress, 2.020 majority over
Eaton.
Memphis city complets gives Patterson,
dem. for congress, 2.l65 majority over
Eaton, rep, and the county will give Pat
terson 1000 majority. No comparison can
oe made with last years vote, as this is the
first trial OF the Dorts ch law.
HoUK BADLY HACKED.
KNOXVILLE, TENS., Nov. S, 1 A. NJ
Williams, dem, against Houk, rep, has re-
duced his majority from 1900 TO less than
o,uO0, and democrats are even claiming his
election.
In the First congressional district Butler.
ind. rep, has defeated Taylor the repub.
lican incumbent. by 1000 majority.
1t is estimated on the returns received
that the democrats have made gains in all
tho republican unties os East Tennessee
The morning news., 1890-11-05
A TIDAL VAVE,
Republican RaScalS on
the Run.
CONGRESS- CAPTURED.
Democrats Gaining Seats All Along
The Line.
QUAY LOSES ELS STATE
Massachusetts 10 Have a Demo-
cratic Governor.
NEW HAMPSHIRE Is OURS,
Mckinley Probably Saved After a
Hard Fight
7AMNANY TRIUMPHANT
Her Majority in Gotham
$4,000 to 10000.
TT|INAN LAMBS ON TOP
Her Majority in Gotham
$4,000 to 10000.
TIiLNAN LANDS ON TOP.
Cannon's Mouth Again In.
aicted on the Country.
The returns from yesterdays election in.

The returns from yesterdays election in-
dicate sweeping democratic victory.
A gain of twenty-five or more
congressman is alreadyin sight, and
half the country has not been
heard from yet. 1t is safe to
say that the democrats have the House by a
good majority.
RUSSELL dem, has probably been elected
governor of Massachusetts by $4,000 plural
ity.
gPennsylvania has almost undoubtedly
gone democratic. Quay telegraphs, admit
ting the defeat of his candidate.
Tammany Hall triumphs in the municipal
election in New York with a majority Of
5000 to 10000 votes.
Mckinley is probably reelected, but IL is
not certain.
Cannon, 1t is probable, will also have
another chance to shoot Off his mouth.
New Hampshire democrats have carried
the lower House OF the state legislature
The gubernato ial election was not decided
oy the people, and goes to the House.
In Georgia Livingston carries his district
oy 5000 majority and DIR. FELTON, is de-
feated by 1900 votes. All the other demo-
cratic congressmep are elected, VIM de.
IeaIlng his opponents easily.
The morning news., 1890-11-05
TILLMAN's TRIUMPH.
He Gets Majority Of $4,000 In o
Vote Of $4,000.

He Gets Majority OF 20, ,OCO IN o
Vote Of $4,000.
CHARLESTON, Nov. 4. - The weather
throughout the state was clear and bright,
but the voting was light.
The total vote In the state to-day will not
exceed 5000. Tillman is elected by not
less than u, 600 majority The election has
been absolutely devoid Of incident or excite.
ment. Neither whites nor blacks were
enthusiastic, and 1000 abssnted them
selves from the polls, many because
they had no registration certificate, and
many more because they couldn't vote for
Tillman and would not vote for Haskell.
The negroes, having no regular ticket in the
field, declined TO choose between the demo-
Gratis The vote in Charleston was tho
lightest ever known, the total being about
1870, out Of a total registered vote OF about
10000.
THE CONGRESSIONAL RETURNS.
The returns from the congressional dis.
tricts are not yet complete. but the figurJ,
so far received absolutely assure the eie
tion of w. II. Brawley, dem. from n
First district; Gsarge Tillman, dem., fro
the Second district; George Johnston
dem, from the Third district; G.. w. Shell
slliance dem., from the Fourth district
JYhn J. Hsmpbill, dem, from the
Fifth district; 4. Z. Stackhouse, alli-
ance dem, from the Sixth
di trict. The result IN the Seventh district
is not yet determined. although all the re-
turns 70 far received indicate the election Of
The morning news., 1890-11-05
NEW YoRK,s BIG BATTLE.
Tammany Wins in the Municipal Eiec-
ton.

C.
ton.
NEW York, Nov. 4.-The polls opened
promptly at o'clock this morning in every
eiecVlon district, and the work of voting
uluer the new ballot law was begun with
0uV oeIay. During the night the booths
within which voters are Obliged to retire
uau oeen erected in the polling places, the
''asohery the law required to be provided
u0e oeen placed in them, the official ballots
1uu Oaiiot-boxes had been arranged in place
"0u everything was In readiness for the
NfS' 1nere was an unusually large num-
oeF VI workers about the polls the peoples
municipal league alone supplying a small
aHy OF hem. The politicians of every
E4.y made unusual efforts to get out full
ivy a. 10 get it in early. Voting, In con-
IYu7nce OF the requirements of the new
"' proceeded more slowly than usual, but
'"n greater steadineSs.
HEAVY VOTE AT NOON.
tAraJ rrS noon @ greater proportion of the regis
had o aoters han is customary at that hour
di3 v ast thelr ballots. The new ballot law
the rot,in seem TO interfere to any extent with
VIC ISIeAU6nU mouse QlSITlCLN.
pso ,oefs mad been diligently instructed in the
than - oue pastors, and far more of them
In 'u .i Tne original official ballots were used.
ct7an o,li9ot every district, however, some
com9i.9 13i,s lost their votes through failure to
willy with The provisions of the law
Dnmta taa 0ne prescribed ten minutes. A large
rloe, wsra e. OF those who thus lost their votes
,eboecll.i .izeIs possessing education and in
tbssence' but who had failed to acquaint
oveIVes ovs,oan. with the details Of the law. The
anrroa ass iook Of the morning caused many
st,es t.e' Sns enslons TO the fusionists, but as the
newe5 oecame clear their hopes were re-
NO USE IN HANGING BACK.
vote 1i., lu,iesations were that the bulk of the
in bnnei "oula go IN early. There was no use
until = back among those of easy virtue
tier 1iong ,rog near the closing time. when
vres. V9te in a tight contest would be in
IpSsr .dLelnand. Every man seemed free
sr pCsraLs Inc new law. He could listn with
tba haenIs hens attention 30 the solicitations Of
vItbH,ste vItb,ers Us and 70 and vote against them
coar, ~ ;..r Their being the alser. The supreme
JUSTICES took turns IN sitting from 8
The morning news., 1890-11-05
BULLETS Fly IN ARKANsAs.
and Democrats in q Row
at Pine Bluff.

Republicans and Democrats in Row
at Pine Bluff
LITTLE Rock, ARK, Nov. 4-Informa-
tion has been received &C the republican
headquarters Of a row at Pine Bluff, in
which deputy sheriff shot policeman,
and an indiscrimiuate exchange of shots
between republicans and democrats fol-
lowed, III which two other parties were
wounded.
The election was quiet and without incl
dent here. Only about half the vote was
polied, Terry, DEM. for congress running
l,4S6 70 !, l43 for Harrison, rep. This (ths
Fourth) is strong democratic district, and
partial returns from points in half dozen
counties indicate a small vote everywhere.
Dispatches from Ciarksville estimates
Terry's majority at 800 in johnson county.
The GGzstte's special from Zarcy says
the indications point to a heavy vote in
White county and a large democratic gaip.
This township which gave Eagle, dem, 90
majority, gives Breckiuridge 165 majority
for the short term and 164 for the long
term. Eight townships QUO Of thirty
gave Breckenridge 422 majority, which
points TO 900 TO 700 majority in
the county. Telephone messages from Hell
ena, Claybourn county, say 8 townships
give Breckinridge 1871. The indications
are that his majority in the county will DO
about GJ0. A Telegram from Russellvilla
claims 1000 majority for Breckinridge In
Pope county.
From the First district few returns are
in. Gates majority in Walnut Ridge town.
ship. Lawrence county, is 185, gain of "a
His majority is "a in Jacksonport, Jackson
county, and I22 in Vandale, Gross county.
Telephone reports estimate Gates majority
in Sharp county double that received BY
Eagle for governor.
There Was no contest in the Third and
Fifth districts, McRae and Peel. dems. ,hav-
ing no opposition.
CATE GAINING.
LITTLE Rock. Nov. 5, l A. M-On tire
returns from over One-Ealf the tow nships
the democrats claim 800 majority for Cate
in Craighead county, against 535 over
Featherstone ia 1888. Large democratlc
gains are reported everywhere.
The morning news., 1890-11-05
TENNEssER's TRIUMPH.
Colored Voters Alone Bothered b
the Australian System.

Colored Voters Alone Bothered by
the Australian System.
NASHVILLE, TENN, Nov. 4.--The day
passed off quietly, SO far as heard from,
with light vote in middle and western
Tennessee, the democratic strongholds.
The Australian ballot law ia working beau
tifully, barring the fact that comparatively
few negroes know how to vote under It,
The poll tax qualification also had a tend
ency to reduce the vote. Buchanan, dem.
for governor, virtually had walk over
over Baxter, rep.. and Kelley, pro. The
weather was magnificent But little inter-
est was taken.
Return from II wards and districts in this
county give: For governor, Buchanan,
dem, 816; Baxter, rep, l24; Kelly, pro. +,
333. Indications point to Buchanan carry
ing the county by two to one over the com
bined Opposition. The entire democratic
legislative ticket is elected by four to one.
II has also been a walkoyer for the demo-
cratic congressmen.
AT CHATTANOOGA.
CHATTANOOGA, TENN, Nov. 4--Chatta-
nooga, complete, gives Evans, rep, for
congress, S33 ma jority over Snodgrass, dem.
This is a republican loss OF 987 from tho
vote Of 1888.
The indications are that Snodgrass. dem,
defea Evans, rep, the present incumbent
for Congress. Suodgrass gains nearly
1000 votes In this country.
BUcHASAN's MAJORITY 10000.
CHATTANOOGA. TENN, Nov. 4, II P. NJ
Telegrams 70 the Times from ell over the
state indicate q full demoeratio vo Q.
Buchanan, the democratic candidate for
governor, viii have no less than 20,o00 ma
The morning news., 1890-11-05
Pennsylvania REFORMS.
She Spurns Quay and Goes Demo
cratic by 10000 Votes.

cratic by 10000 Votes.
PHILADELPHIA. Nov. 4, 2. M.-Follow-
ing are some 6 ins for Pattison and Della
mater. respectively: Pattison gains Lehigh
county, 1s9; Fulton county, 43; Blair, 29l
Lancaster. 49, Mifflin, 161; Armstrong,
$40; York, LAOS; Lycoming, 604; Lebanon,
666; Northampton. 1873; Columbia, 203;
Tloga, 800; Center, 1850. In Chester, with
one-half OK the county heard from, the esti-
mate is that Pattison has carried the county
by about 900 majority. Crhis would indica q
a democratic gain OF 4.2o0) Butler. 679;
Allegheny, ASH: Berks, 2.710; Indiana,
400; Juniata, 50. Mercer. i.5l1; Hunting
don, indicated 700; Philadelphia. Second