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The enterprise. [volume] (Wellington, Ohio) 188?-1899, 1892-11-16
TEXAS.

AUSTIN, Nov. 11.-Cleveland's major
ity is greatly reduced from four years
ago. There has has been much swap
ping because of local and state cleo
tions, and the Hogg men have scratched
Cleveland extensively. The populist
ticket has developed unexpected
strength all over the state. specula-
tion is rife here that Hogg, II the legis-
lature is with him, will go to the United
States senate in place of Roger Q. Mills
Mills has alienated the Clark men by
declaring for Hogg, but has not won
over Hogg's supporters, because he left
the state when Hogg wanted and need
ed help.
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ADLAI K. STEVENSON.

South Dakota would go for Weaver and
acknowledged everything in the state
republican, even to the legislature. He
says the independent promises for
Weaver failed to be delivered, but that
the democrats followed the advice of
the leaders and voted for Weaver. He
regards the election as showing the pop
ulists much weaker in the state. Abe
Vanosdel, independent candidate for
governor, also gave up the fight
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gains on tho democratic vote Of Au.
gusta state election. Chairman Smelly,
OF the democratic committee, says Cleve-
lands majority will not fall below 90, 4,
600. Enough returns have been re-
ceived to insure the following demo-
cratic congressman: Clarke in the First
district; Oates In the Third; Robbins in
the Fourth; Bankhead In the Sixth;
Wheeler in the Eighth; Turpin in the
Ninth. Second, Fifth and Seventh dis
tricts close and in doubt. Chances in
favor of democrats ia seventh and fu-
sionists in other two.
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DEs MONIES, Nov. lO.-The returns so
far received indicate republican plu-
rality Of $4,000 in Iowa on electors The
state ticket runs little behind. The
republicans elect congressman In ten Of
the eleven districts Walter !. Hayes,
OF the Second district is the only dem
ocrat elected. The peoples party vote
will reach $4,000 and the prohibition
vote 5000.
DEs MONIES, H., Nov. 1.-THE demo-
Gratis have carried the Second district.
All the others are republican The off,
ciai vote may elect Seerley, dem, In
the First
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BELvrDERE, N. j., Nov. 1o.-Returns
come In very slowly. Warren county,
1t is estimated, will show majority Of
1,sO0 for Cleveland Werts for governor
has ], ZOO majority in the county. Cor.
nish for congress has 1900 majority
and L. NJ. Wilson and r. G. Sheppard,
democrats, have been elected 70 the
assembly.
TRENTON, Nov. 10.-The indications
are that Cleveland has carried the state
OF New Jersey by 1900, and that werts,
democrat, for governor, has been elected
by a plurality of 1000. The next leRis-
lature will stand as follows: Senate
Republicans 4, democrats II. House
Democrats SO, republicans 25. The DEM
ocratic majority on joint ballot will be
ol-which leaves net republican gain
of4
For congress the republicans have
carried the First and Second districts
and possibly the Eighth The returns
from the latter district are still incom-
plete.
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BALTIMORE. Nov lL-Complete (un-
Officially returns for Maryland show that
the democrats have made great gains
while the republicans have lost The
figures give Cleveland ll3, ,SSl; Harrison
e2,45S, Bidwell 1900, Weaver 1000;
Cleveland's plurality 21,S7a In 1888
Cleveland's plurality was elsa
The democrats have carried all six Of
the congressional districts, which gives
Maryland a solid delegation in tho next
congress-
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FRIoHTFUL SCENES

Al y Railroad smashup Near Ottumw
1a--Four People Pinionsd I'm n Wrecked
Passenger Car Burned to Death-A Hor-
rible Fate.
OTTUMwA, Ia, Nov. ia fearful ca
tastrophe occurred on the Chicago MI
waukee & St Paul railroad Wednesday
night at Highland Center, q small sta
tion on that road north of this city. A
fast freight dashed into the caboose OF
local freight standing on the track,
telescoping the caboose and four cara
The caboose caught fire and the scene
which followed was heartrending. Four
people were burned alive and number
Of others had narrow escapes Tho en-
boose was split in two by a car Of grain,
wedging In four people on the right side.
A most pitiful sight was Miss Lizzie
Bottorf, of this city, who got her head
out OF the window and piteously pleaded
with those about 10 save her Her body
was pinioned by q freight car and Il
was impossible to extricate her.
Mrs Jones, also Of this city, tried 10
escape through the window, but being
an unusually large woman she could
not get through.
The killed are.
Miss Lizzie Bottorn, OF Hedrick
Mrs. Con OF sigourney.
Mrs. Jones, Of Brighton.
Joseph Thornton, Of Sigourney.
The injured are: Mrs Clyde Mill
sack, Mrs Pickett, Of this city, and
Miss Lizzie Corey. These were badly
burned but not fatally.
A curious incident was that one pas
senger was disguised and in the crash
his disguise came of, revealing noted
crook He quickly disappeared in the
excitament
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LOUISIANA.

New ORLEANS, Nov 10-The demo
cratic state central committee claim,
and the republican committee concede
the election Of the entire democratic
delegation TO congress and the state
goes for Cleveland by more than 80, 900.
A singular feature about the election is
the fact that Harrison's vote is larger
In every district than that Of fusion or
third party candidates for congress-
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MISSOURI.

ST. LOUIS, Nov. 1O.-The entire demo
cratic state ticket in Missouri has been
elected by q plurality Of 17,OOO The re-
turns from congressional districts are
not all in, but enough have been re-
ceived to show that the democrats have
carried Is out of the Is districts In the
Tenth district Richard Bartholdt, rep,
defeated Kehr, dem, by 900 majority.
In the Eleventh district Charles L. Joy,
rep, defeated o'Neill, dem, by 1s votes.
Both these districts are in this city. In
the remaining districts democratic con-
gressmen are elected.
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IDAHO.

BOISE, Nov. 10.-Returns come in
slowly. Forty-three precincts already
in give the republican state ticket ma
jority Of the members of the legislature.
This will likely hold good for the bal
ance of the state Sweet, republican,
is elected to congress All concede this.
The electoral ticket is in doubt, with
the probability that the fusion electors
will be chosen.
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SOUTH DAKOTA.

NEW YORK, Nov. 1L-Latest returns
transfer South Dakota's electoral votes
from the Weaver column to Harrison
column. This makes the total elec.
toral vote as follows: Cleveland 800,
Harrison 116, Weaver 2s.
YANKToN, Nov. Lotto Peemiller,
chairman of the democratic state COM
mittee, last night gave up hope that
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Indiana has ioined tbe nrocess,,

InuIhna mas Joined the procession and
is democratic in all branches. Returns
are now sufficiently complete to give
fairly reliable estimates on all the %
counties of the state. They show that
Cleveland has carried it by at least 8, 900
and the entire democratic state ticket
is elected by pluralities in the same
neighborhood. The peoples and prohi,
bition parties did not come anywhere
near expectations. Eleven democrats
and two republican congressman are
elected NJ
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CALIFORNIA.

SAN Francisco, Nov. 11.-About two
thirds of the vote of California gives
Harrison 97,S69, Cleveland 90, 73s, Weav-
er 17,sO5. The indications now are that
the state will give Cleveland plurality
OF about 5000. The democrats elect
Geary in the First congressional dis
trict Caminetti in the Second, Mcguire
in the Third and Cannon in the Sixth
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WHITE RIVER JUNCTION, Nov. lore.
turns from so Vermont towns give Har-
rison 1s,7o5, Cleveland 5000, Bidwell
44S, scattering 0. Same in 1888 gave
Harrison l4,7S9, Cleveland 5,61O, Fislke
4o5. Republican vote shows decrease of
1884, or ID per cent, and the demo-
cratic decrease of 4, or 7-1O per cent,
the prohibition gain of SS or per
cent.
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VIRGINIA.

RICHMOND. Nov. 1O.-During the cleo
tion Tuesday democratic challenger
and republican supervisor and four
deputy marshals were arrested, charged
with interfering with the elections
Both sides said yesterday that they In
tended to prosecute the cases TO the
fullest extent Of the law. Congressman
Wise, Dem, was reelected by 1000 ma
jority. Nine democratic congressman
are elected. The fourth district Is
doubtful with probabilities In favor of
Eips, sitting democrat, over J. Thomas
Goode, third party.
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NEW YORK:

NEW YORK, Nov. 11.-New York has
gone democratic by ss,131 plurality.
Revised reports Of assembly returns
make the assembly stand 70 democrats,
% republicans
Returns now show the following re-
suit in the vote for congressman in New
York state: Democrats elected 81, re-
publicans IS; democratic loss Q.
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NORTH CAROLINA.

RALEIGH, Nov 1o.-Congressional re-
turns are now 80 far complete as to
show positively that the democrats have
elected congressman In all districts save
the Fifth. There Williams, dem has
400 majority, with one county TO hear
from, which usually give a small repub-
lican majority.
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CARSON, Nov. 9.-The Weaver electors
carry the state by On estimated major
ity of 1,5Oo. F. G. Newlands, silver
nominee for congress, has majority OF
1000 over Woodburn, rep. The silver,
or Stewart legislative ticket carries
nearly every county in the state.
VIRGINIA CITY, Nov. 10.-Weavers
plurality in this state is indicated TO be
5000. The democratic and republican
vote was light
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OMAHA, Nov 1o.-Republioans have
probably elected governor and entire
state ticket in Nebraska, but returns
are slow and plurality will be small.
Weaver probably carried the state by a
small plurality. Bryan, dem, for con-
grsss, will not have over 500 majority.
OMAHA, Neb., Nov. 11.-As near as
the meagre returns show the Nebraska
delegation In congress will stand as fol-
lows: First district, W. J. Bryan, dem.
Second, David Mercer, rep; Third,
George W. Meiklejohn, rep; Fourth,
E ]. Hainer, rep; Fifth, W. A. Nickel
CHM, dem-ind.. Sixth. 0. N. Kem. ind.
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LOUISVILLE, Nov. 10.-The state has
gone democratic by an increased ma
jority, All congressional districts ex-
cept the Eleventh are democratic The
Eleventh is still in doubt
At midnight indications were that
democrats had elected congressman In
the First, Third, Fourth, Fifth, Sixth,
Seventh, Eighth, Ninth and Tenth dis
tricta Republicans in the Eleventh.
Second district In doubt.
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NASHVILLE, Nov. 1O.-Tennessee cleo
tion returns are coming In rather slow
ly, but enough has been secured TO In
sure the success Of the democratic state
and national tickets by from $4,000 To
$4,000 plurality. The Legislature is over
whelmingly democratic In both its
branches The First and Second con-
gressional districts go republican as
usual, while the other eight are demo
cratic.
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DELAWARE

WILMINGTON, Del, Nov 1O.-Unofl-
cial returns received at 4 o'clock this
morning say that republicans concede
LOCO democratic majority. The demo-
cratic legislature is chosen, insurino
the reelection Of Senator GRAY.
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GROVER CLEVELAND.

districts. The republicans elect Hill
bern in the Fourth; Loud in the Fifth
and Powers in the Seventh. The legis-
lature returns still indicate small ma
jority for the democrats on joint ballot
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PHILADELPHIA, Nov. 10-Philadelphia
complete gives Harrison 110, 0,24O; Cleve.
land, sS,6Ss; republican plurality Of
S9,559, and republican gain of IS, 05O
Harrison's plurality in Pennsylvania
will be about $4,000, republican loss
OF nearly 10000. The republicans in
the state elected fourteen congressman
sure, and the democrats ten, leaving
four districts yet to be heard from.
The Legislature, which elects a success
sor to United States Senator Quay, Is
republican by at least 40 majority on
joint ballot
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MILWAUKEE, Nov. 10.-The following
congressional delegation is elected:
First district II. A. Cooper, R.; Second,
Charles Barwig, D.; Third, J. W. Bah
cock, r.; Fourth, John L. Mitchell, D..
Fifth, George II. Buckner, D.; Sixth,
Owen A. Wells, D.; Seventh, George b.
Shaw, r. (probably); Eighth, Lyman
Barnes, D.; Ninth, Thomas Lynch, D.
(probably); Tenth, Nels p. Haughen, R.
The victory Of democracy in Wiscon-
sin Is complete Ed G. Wall claims the
state Of Wisconsin with Is, 900 majority
for the democrats Complete reports
from all over the state give the demo-
Gratis IL state senators which, together
with fifteen hold-overs, gives them 81
out Of the 83 votes In the senate with
the chance Of raising this number 10 90.
Sixty-six democrats have been 30 far
elected to the assembly and a great
number OF democratic strongholds have
not yet been heard from. This assures
the election Of o democratic United
States senator 10 succeed Senator Phil
etus Sawyer.
MILWAUKEE, Nov 1L-With 81 out Of
80 counties In the state, complete, tho
figures are rs followA Cleveland u, S,eol,
Harrison 19,1se; Cleveland's plurality
o,Tes. Peck, dem. for governor 20, 4ps;
Spooner. rep, 1850; Peok's plurality
o,s7e. Tho remaining counties, esti.
mated. arc included In the above fg-
ures and the official count will not
change the figures 1000 one way or the
other. .tI.
1t was learned st Chairman Wallis Of
nee last evening that the returns 90 far
~ received show majority for Peck Of
S47< The returns that are 10 como
VIII not probably all be In for two or
three days and u Is not expected that
they will disturb Pecl,a majority.
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PROVIDENCE, Nov. 1o.-Fifteen towns
show net republican gain Of 70, COM
pared with the state election.
Twenty-Five towns and nine districts
OF the city Of Providence give Cleveland
6,304, Harrison 9,51S.
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WASHINGTON.

SEATTLE, Wash. Nov. 1l.-Estimates
based upon nearly complete returns for
King, Pierce and Spokane counties give
McGraw (rep), governor, about /, 200
plurality. The national ticket will
probably go 5000 for Harrison Both
republican congressman are surely
elected and the Legislature will be re-
publican.
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BUTTE, Mont, Nov. II. - Returns
from this state indicate the election Of
the republican electors, governor and
congressman. The Legislature will
probably be republican.
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NORTH DAKOTA.

BrsMAacK, Nov 10. -Iseturns from the
forty precincts show dsmoeratio vote
ofs.coo, srspublican vote OF s,sop, and
apsopls's party vote Of LOO. Reports
Of congressional eleotiona are meagev,
but those thus far received show that
Branch. democrat In the First district;
Brady, domoerat In the Third. Bum,
democrat In the Fourth, and Williama
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CHARLESTON, Nov I1.-Democratic
headquarters are permanently closed.
No material variation Is 10 be noted
from yesterday fgureS The majority
for Cleveland and the state ticket IL
placed at 5000. Anderson, dem, Is re-
elected TO congress from the third dis
trict by about 10, 900. ,..
WHEELING, Nov. 1.-THE returns
from three-fourths Of the state Of West
Virginia are now complete and show
that the democrats will have between
5000 and 1000 majority. The demo
crats will have q majority Of at least Is
In the Legislature on joint ballot, insur-
ing the return 70 the United States SEN
ate OF Charles J. Faulkner. The full
dsmocratic congressional delegation are
elected ..
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WYOMING.

cHEYRNNR Nov. 1o-lt will require
an Official count 70 decide II Wyoming
Ia for Harrison or Weaver, tho majority
win not be 100 either way. Chairman
vandevanter, Of the republican state
committee comedies the election Of os-
borne for governor. Clarke for supreme
judge. He claims the legislature on
joint ballot and election OF Clarence
Clark 70 congress By 800. Chairman
New. OF the democratic COMMITTEES says
the dsnocrats and populists have 10
majority In the Legislature and have
elected Dsborne governor, Clarke SUI
preme jadgs and conesn congrsssman
By t4b majority.
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RHODE ISLAND.

PORTLAND, Nov 1o.-Maine has gone
republican by about ID, 900 plurality.
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CoNcoRD, Nov. 10.-The returns from
ten towns and wards In New Hampshire
give Harrison 1,435; Cleveland 1918;
Bidwell 8; scattering IL Republican
net gain 81
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bsoFstArJ Kusk's VisWs On the Election.
cmoAeo, Nov. 1l.-Secrstary Jere-
miah M. RuslS, on his way back 70
Washington was at The Grand Pacific
Yesterday. I'VE were cleaned out, that's
al there u about n" said he, referring
70 Tussday. Tn my opinion the tariff
was the whole and sole causs Of IL
There has been > howl about the tariff
sysrywhsTe and then Che Homestead
afsir ntde the laboring ciass discon-
tented iUndoubtediy there has been !
change Of public sentiment q 70 The
sariG Tho ,rsfOrm spirit b growing
and ths rssult has been oisan sweep"
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COLUMBUS, Nov. 1O.-Latest returns
show the election of the following con-
gressmen in Ohio:
First district-Beilamy storer, R
Second-John A Caldwell, r
Third-George w. Houk, d
Fourth-F. G. Layton, d.
Fifth-D. d. Donovan. D.
Sixth-George W. Hullck, r
Seventh-George W. Wilson, II
Eighth-Luther NJ. Strong, r.
Ninth-J. M. Ashley, r.
Tenth-W. f. Enochs r
Eleventh-Charles II Grosvenop, r
Twelfth-J. H. outhwaite, D.
Thirteenth-D. d. Hare, D.
Fourteenth-M. D. Harter, d.
Fifteenth-H. O. Vanyoorhis R
Si1teenth-Doubtful Chances favoring G L
Poorman, II
Seventeenth james Richards, d.
Eighteenth-George p. Ikert, D.
Nineteenth-S A Northway, r
Twentleth-W. J. White, r.
Twenty-hrst-Tom L Johnson, d.
Late returns reveal the fact that the
result In Ohio Is very close. The demo
cratic electors have a lead OF q little
over 700 plurality, with four counties to
hear from. Three Of these are demo
cratic, the fourth, Geauga, is republic
Al. s. M. Taylor, republican candidate
for secre ary Of state, claims his cleo
tion by e76. II Is, however, thought
that he runs behind the republican
electorR
AT midnight the democrats claimed
the state for the Cleveland electors by
aplurality ranging from 1000 to 1, 500
Republicans concede that II Is very
close and will require the official count
to decide
CINCINNATI, Nov. lin addition TO
Ohio's electoral vote TO the Cleveland
column which is now conceded by the
Commercial Gazette, makes the total
for Cleveland and Stevenson the largest
ever given 10 any candidate for the
presidency and vice presidency and
their majorities the largest except
those Of Grant and Wilson in 1874 The
votes will be as follows Cleveland
300, Harrison l19, Weaver 80.
TOLEDO, Nov 11-Ritchie, Dem, for
congress, has majority of "a over Ash
ley, Rep. This is based upon revised |
returns Ashley carries Lucas county
by only 81 votes according to the latest |
figures, but it will require the official
count TO determine the result
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Tho congress Of Bolivia has passed .
law making Tho term Of the presidents
four yeara %
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democrat in the Fifth, are running
ahead. The democrats are making gains
In many places.
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j BpsH7eHAn, Nox IL - Incomplsts
rsturnA 70 out Of 90 countiss place
usvsls4d's majority st nearly u. 200.
Complies returns have como from ouiy
. lew soontisA Cleveland mads big
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OREGON.

PORTLAND, Ore, Nov. 1.-Two hun
dred and sixty-eight out ofosS precincts,
which comprise two-thirds Of the vote
Of the state, give Harrison 2a,e74
Cleveland s,oS7, Weaver 1880. Pierce,
fusion candidate, runs largely ahead Of
his ticket but still lacks several hun
dred votes Of reaching tho figures Of
lowest Harrison eleotor.
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MICHIGAN.

DETROIT, Nov. 10.-In Michigan the
republicans carry the state for Rich, for
governor, by 5000, the whole republic
an ticket having the same majority.
The probabilities are that the republic
ans have the Legislature, thoug, the
democratic and populist fusion may give
them majority. ....I
Cleveland gets the eastern and the
First, Second, Third, Fifth and Ninth
electoral districta
Wayne county, In which Detroit a
democratic city, is located, elects pos
sibly one democratic county officer. All
others are elected by republican ma
jorities of from 1000 to 5000.
DETROIT, Nov. 1.-THE congressional
delegation from Michigan In tho Fifty
third congress will probably stand re-
publicans z. democrats 5. Following
are the names Of the successful candi.
dates: First district j. Logan Chip
man, dem; Second, German, dem. !;
Third, Burrows, rep; Fourth, Thomas,
rep; Fifth, Richardson, dem. (claimed
by republicans); Sixth, Aitlen, rep.
Seventh, Whiting, DEM; Eighth, Lin
ton. rep; Ninth, Moon, rep; Tenth,
WeadoclS, dem; Eleventh. Avery, rem
Twelfth, Stephenson, rep. Both houses
OF the legislature have been won by the
republicans
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THE RESULT.
Latest Returns from All
Over the Country
Show the Election of Cleve-
land and Stevenson
Without a Doubt.
Ohio SO Close That Only the
Official Vote VIII Decide
the Result.

The Democrats Claim the State by
TOO Majority = Illinois, Indiana
and Connecticut Surely Demo-
cratic-Reports from Varl-
Gus States Giving the
Result as Far as
Ascertained.
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MINNESOTA.

Sr. PAUL, Nov. 10.-Minnesota has
chosen all Of the nine Harrison electors,
by 10000 FIVE and four by 5000. This
fusion electors actually ran behind the
democratic electors in ST Paul and
Minneapolis Republicans elect six
congressman, democrats one. LeQisla-
ture is still In doubt Republicans elect
governor and both congressman In
South Dakota. Harrison electors win
by 40. Legislature Ia still In doubt
In forth Dakota Harrison electors
win by a few hundred. johnson, rep..
e CHOSEN to congress- Legislature il Ia
doubt
MrNNEAPoIIs. Nov. 1.-THE follow
ing is the List of congressman elected
from this state; First district J. A.
Towney, rep; second, James I. Nc
Cloary, rep.i third, r N. Hall dam.
reelected; fourth. A. r Kiefer, rop.,
nth. L. o: Fletcher, rep; sixth, doubt
ful, probably Baldwin, dam; seventh,
Henry Feig, rep