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cratic by O very small majority. This news
from Illinois the President considered very
encouraging. for he thought that the Her
aid would have claimed the State more
positively If it was lost TO the
Republicans. Then, IN addition 70
the dispatches which came oves
tho regular telegraph wire into the White
House from Indiana. the President hao
private message from w. 4. DurbiD. say
ing that Indiana would give handsome
Republican majority. Whom the President
had read these dispatches. he said that pc
thought he would GO TO bed. The other
members of the household had retired 20
tbeir rooms, and most OF them were N
bed. The telegraph room. however. was
kept open for possible late news OF im-
portancc.
The Democratic congressional COMMITTEES
claims the House by "A.
The President got 20 bed about 0 clo0A
and he has not been disturbed since \ pr
yate telegram received at the White house
after midnight from Kansas SAYS that tDss
State will give Republican majority o. o.
$4,000. The wire at the White House =
still open. anu will be kept open pr0Oabiy
until morning. Ii Is not likely. ho"eNe,,
that any news will be received wnie1
Will be of sufficient importance 70
warrant the watchers in waking the Pres res
dent Russell Harrison. LIEUTENANT FAR
ker. EcutIve Clerk 1lbhott and the OF
orator, Mr. Montgomery. are all that arc :
left in the telegraph Office. Tbs rest OF '1'
White House Is silent.
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Attorne General Mitler's Reply tn a"CheeSs
Request Of Alabann's Governor
WAsHINGToS, Nov. s.-Attorney-genefAi
Miner this morning sent telegram 70
Governor Jones, of Alabama. in answer %
his telegram IN regard TO the duties sn1
respective rights of federal and e'a'0
officers at to-cay's election. IN when -
asked the Attorney-general 10 direcs ~.
marshal TO be governed in the discharge o
his duty by the principles laid down I'D 'n'
decisions of Judge Hughes IN Oittme''
case and Judge Brewer in the deputy 'Da'-
shall case. Following is the text OF 'H'
Attorney-generaPs reply:
Hon Thomas C. Jo-os. Governor. nonls0"''''
Ala:
Your telegram of yesterday did not reach .s
till this morning must accept TIE deeisloN 80
the Supreme Court OF the United ntatez - 1900
authoritative construction OF me mic sssr,ar
statutes rather than the decisions OF ih.e.,s
courts. In the Sieb0ld ease 100 nlteo .o.ssanf
Reporfs, on page 39e, yOu VIII lno tic -
count or the indictment against oo s.., ri
Tucker. which was Tor obefructlng nc -. IN
free attendance and presence. and - - "a
and free access OF the same deputy lnA1 ss--icn
the same poll OF election. contrary 70 ess..-
5522 Revised Statutes OF the ini'en - ~
The conviction IN this count was ulheis ~ es n
Supreme Court. thereby sustaining me .,,.,s
tie deputy marshals 10 free access 70 INC 49,
Judge Hnghes's opinion ante-dates TINS ae.'' "a
and Judge brewers attention appears - ..,,s;
have been called 10 the Eieocid case - fhe
therefore take the statute rs conuipo1ss" ,,rdff
eiebold case as the paramount law. afe. 49,. !!
that decision, the right OF the &C. e.
and his general aud special deputies ~ - 10
cess TO the polls whenever necessary ~ - 80 a.
discharge the duties imposed upon theA. ~ -
is clear. Moreover. 1 cannot aefee r,rla.
state officials are 10 be the judges a 70 ~. =. -
sity for such free access or presence ."
polls" ,.,-netet
But while hold these views. have ins, =, set
tie markhals that great caution shoole p n
TO avoid u conflict. and that, uaess ~ The
tire nerformauce of tho duties enjrinfa n H., a.
statutes. the'r deputies should Tot ~ahse 49,. =
sist ON rcmalDing IN tho election boots. ,.rrnf
officers Of the peace. should, so Inf ~ 49, 49,
- If,n.r.....a On Eonrth Hkze.l
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DAILY Running Like a Deer.

WABASH. nd. Nov. S.--Only two pre-
cincfs of this county have been heard FROM
showing net Republican gain of four over
the vote of 1880. DAILY. tor Congress-, runs
100 ahead of his ticket.
ROAM. Ind. Nov. 9.-First precinct in
Pawpaw township of Wabash county goes
Republican 1ol. Democratic e., Repub-
Iican gain over 1850 of s5. Second precinct
Is LOG Democratic and Ga Republican. gain
oyer 1870 of 30
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IT'S. Prohibitionist, Edwin +. Augur; So
cialist Labor. Morris Ruther: Peoples, Dr.
+. NJ. Ripley, of Harrington. The presi-
Dental vote rs compared with that of 1888
when Cleveland had n plurality of 3S6.
The vote for Governor is compsred with
that of $780, when tho Democrats had q
plurality of 3.6o0 hut no majority.
One hundred and three towns show q net
Republican gain for Governor OF 1884,
The congressional delegation from Con-
necticut will remain unchanged. thres
Democrats and one Republican.
One hundred and twenty-eight towns
give Harrison Al. 1853; Cleveland 47,464; q
Democratic gain over 1883 of 25l0
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JEFFERsoNvILLE. Ind. Nov. s.-Six pre-
clncts in this city give net Republican
gain of $50 over the vote of 1890. Returns
are coming in very slowly. but indications
are that Republicans will carry ths county.
Is is generally conceded that Zeulauf Re-
publican candidate for Joint-senator from
Clark. Scott and Jennings counties will be
elected.
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Wisconsin Vote. for Harrison.

MADISON, Wis. Nov s.-Votng to-day in
this State was for presidential electors, ten
Congressman, Governor and other State
officers, and q Legislature, which Will elect
q United States Senator IN place of Saw
yer. Rep.
Forty-two towns and precincts give Har-
rison 1871. Democratic gain of 203. The
figures indicate the Republican national
and State tickets will be elected by $4,000
to 90 90 plurality.
The thEty-four precincts In city and
county for President give Harrison 1880,
Cleveland 1895; Spconcr for Governor
1896; Peck. 7.f55; Atjen for Congress 5,773,
Mitchell COOS. One hundred towns and
precincts. including twenty in the city of
Milwaukee. give net Republican plurali-
ty of LII, showing q net Democratic gain
of sol
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Wyoming.

CHEYENNE, Wyo., Nov. S.-Wyoming
elected Governor. one Congressman. three
presidential electors and Legislature.
which will elect Senator to succeed Sena-
tor Warren, Rep. The Democratic and
Peoples party fused on presidential elect
ors. The Rcpu Blican candidate for Governor
was Edward Avinson and tho Democratic
candidate John L. Osborne. Comparisons
are made with 1920. when the Republicans
elected the Governor by 1880 plurality.
Returns will be- very late.
MlDSIGHT-Cbeye returns indicate
Harrison will carry the State by 100 ma
jority and that the Republican State ticket
is elected.
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CARSON. New. Nov. S.-This State to-day
voted on one Congressman. three electors.
and a State Legislature. which will elect
n Senator, to succeed Senator Stewart. Rep.
This State went for Harrison in 1883. by
1880 majority. but this year returns. at 10
o'clock tonight, indicate that 1t has
gone for Weaver
MrDNIGnT-lt Is conceded by all parties
that Weaver has carried Nevada by 1880.
NewIands. silver party. is elected TO Con-
gress. The result az 10 the Legislature IS
not certain, but il 10 generally believed
the silver party has q majority. which will
insure the election of Stewart TO the
United States Senate.
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Losing Ground in New Albany.

NEW ALBANY. Ind. Nov. Six pre-
cincts in Floyd county give Cleveland cor;
Harrison. 464. Republican loss over 1890 of 40.
Returns are coming in very slowly. Nine
-Dreclncts in New Albany show a Demo-
cratic gain of one vote over 1890. Outside
of the city will show Republican gains.
Ten precincts in Floyd county give Cleve-
land LOIS and Harrison sS4, q Democratic
gain over 1880 of 81.
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slight Democrats Gains I'm LaPorte.

LAPoRTE. Ind, Nov. s.-Returns coming
IN slow. Five out of sorty-eight precincts
in this county give Conn, Dem. for Con-
eress. twenty EIGHT plurality. Four pre-
cincts give Cleveland log plurality, and
three give Matthews for Governor 80 plu-
yality. Returns received are incomplete.
but indicate small gains for the Democrats.
Crumpscker. Hep. is probably elected to
The State Senate.
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MADISON. Ind. Nov. s.-Saluda tow n
ship is complete. Two precincts give a
Republican gain OF %. Three city pre-
clncts show about the same plurality as
lastye Sulzer. the Republican. Is elect
ed to the Legislature. and the whole Re-
publican county ticket is elected by prob
ablv An increased majority
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Republican Gain Goes On

WARSAW. Ind. Nov. 9.-Two precincts in
Kosciusko county given Cleveland lG2. Har-
Fison. eco. BidweI Il. Weaver Is:
Republican gain over 1890 of s. Four
precincts IN the city give Cleveland Ill
BidweII 16. Weaver 4. Republican gain
over 1890 Of % Same vote for Governor.
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Oregon I'm Doubt.

PORTLAND, Ore. Nov. S-Two Congress
men and four presidential electors were
elected to-day in this State. This State in
1890 went Democratic. Tho weather oil
over the Pacific coast was perfect to-day.
Reports from the interior counties indicate
that light vote was polled. In this city
the vote was heavy. AS near as can be as
certained, about 80 per cent. of the Demo-
Gratis voted for Weaver. The result Is in
doubt. IL is thought that Pierce. one of
the Weaver electors, has been elected.
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believe Conn Is Elected.

LAPoRTE. Ind. Nov. s.-Nine out of for
ty-eight precincts in LaPorte county give
Cleveland 10 plurality. indicating about
the same as 1883 C. G. Conn. DEM. is per-
haDs elected to Congress for the Thirteenth
distriet by 1000 plurality. Eight precincts
give Matthews 15S plurality. Returns as
sonishingly slow and incomplete.
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Vernon Republican by 90.

VERNON, Ind. Nov. S-The east precinct
In Vernon township gives the Republicans
10. Democratic e. Peoples party q. Pro-
hiblticn 5. The west precinct gives the
Republicans III, Democratic 20, Peoples
party IL.
Two precincts in Black township. Posey
rounty, give Cleveland A plurality; thirty
Blk precincts give Harrison 142 plurality.
Chase Is in advance of national ticket
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BOISE. Ida, Nov. 6-Idaho to-day cleo ted
an entire State ticket, one Congressman.
three presidential electors and State Leg
lslature. The Republican candidate for
Governor was w. j. Connell. the Demo
cratic candidate j. M. Bnrk and the, Peo-
pies Abram j. Crook. The Democratic and
Peoples party fused on the electoral ticket.
but had no combination on State officers
The comparison of the vote ia made with
1890, when the State went {, 200 Republican.
Nothing definite will be known tonight
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UNION CRY. Ind. Nov. 8-Four precincts
in this city. complete, give Harrison Az.
Cleveland sos.
COLUMBIA CITY. Ind, Nov. s.-Two pre-
cincts in Whitley county give Cleveland
pa: Harrison. lac: Bidwell. ID.
BKowNsBURG, Ind. Nov. S.-Lincoln
township gives three Republican plurality
on the national ballot. In 1890 the Demo-
cratic plurality was thirty-two.
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Florida Swept by the Crackers

JACKSONVILLE. Fla. Nov. S.-Flor,da to-
day voted for two congressman and presi-
Dental electors There was no Republican
ticket in the field. Five years ago Mitch
ell as elected Governor by majority of
25,557 over Baskins, Peoples party, in an
aggregate vote of 40 79z. A United States
Senator 10 to he chosen by the coming Leg
islature to succeed Samuel Pasco. Dem.
The weather was good and the vote light
In western Florida. This part of the State
ia practically unanimous for Cleveland.
Mallory, for recollection TO Congress. is
without opposition. Pensacola gives CIeye-
land 1000 majority. Weaver received only
ten votes.
The State Democratic executive commit
tee says that Cleveland's majority in Flor
ida will be between 5000 and $4,000.
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Big Gains at Kokomo.

KoKoMo. Ind. Nov. S-Three precincts
Of Howard count give Cleveland los. Har-
rison S0i, Bidwell 81. Weaver Al. q net Re-
publican gain of 20 The State ticket rms
the same. Populists have 9 larger local
vote Howard county Will probably give
Harrison Loco plurality, q gain of 200 over
1883 The Peoples vote comes principally
from Democracy.
Five precincts In Howard county give
Cleveland 366. Harrison CO..; Bid
well 4S. Weaver 20; net Repup-
lican gain of 142. indicating a plurality of
loo in the county; gain of 500 over two
years ago
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Gain I'm Monroe County.

'BLooMINGToN, Ind. Nov. S.-Only one
precinct of Monroe county reported, indi-
eating Republicans will have one hundred
plurality In the county, against eighteen
Democratic in 1890.
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Teufh District Republican

L0GAysPoRT. Ind, Nov. S-Returns from
The Tenth district are meager Cass county
md Jasper county. estimated from partial
returns. will be o stand of. Other counties
win make the Republican majority in the
district about three hundred for the presi-
Dental ticket. Johnston. for Congress, will
have probably five hundred plurality.
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The Japs Got In Their Votes.

GREENCAsTLR, Ind. Nov. S-The Japan
ese students at DePauw University were
denied their naturalization papers By the
clerk of Putnam county on the ground that
the Chinese exclusion act applied to them.
Nothing daunted, the Japs boarded the
train for Danville, Hendricks county.
where the necessary papers wore obtained,
and the return trip was made IN time for
them to deposit their votes for the Repub-
lican ticket
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SALEM. Ind. Nov. 8.-Seven precincts in
Washington county give Cleveland $50.
Harrison 754. Weaver 8, Bidwell z, o net
Democratic gain of seven.
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DeK.lb yyiu Give a t;ato.

AUBURN. Ind. Nov. S-Northeast pro-
cinct in Auburn gives Cleveland IS. Harri-
son So; Mathews SO, Chase SO. The same
precinct in 1880 gave Mathews 90. Trusler
IS. net Republican gain of IL.
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Democrats Cain Two Vote.

HUNTINGTON, Ind. Nov. s.-Precinct No.
II in this city gave Cleveland 81, Harrison
d. Bidwell g. Weaver 8, Matthews 80,
Chase "a. being Democratic gain over
1890 of two votes.
Three precincts in the city give Cleve-
land 363. Harrison, 29s, BidweIl II. Weaver
u Matthews s6l, Chase 29S A Democratic
gain of 60 votes over $780,
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Harrison,s PIuraIitv I5o-

CoNNERsvILLE. Ind, Nov. eighty
six precincts give Cleveland $50. Harri-
son TIP; the same in 1890 gave
Matthews 525 aud Trusler Co.,
Chase's vote is the same as Harrison's
Henry u. johnson for Congress. A. C. Lind
for Representative, and l.. p. Newby. with
entire county ticket. elected by nearly the
same vote
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CIAwFoEDsvILLE. Ind. Nov. s.-Eieven
precincts in Montgomery county give Har-
rison 1.429; Cleveland. 1.275. being net Re-
publican gain over 1890 of 900. The State
ticket Is running about the same.
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NEW ALBANY. Ind. Nov. a-Four pre-
clncts in Floyd county give Cleveland All.
Harrison 2s5. Democratic gain over 1890
of g.
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MUNCIE, Ind, Nov. 9.-Six precincts in
Delaware county give Harrison SIS; CIeve-
land. 43l; Bidwell. 2; Weaver. ), q net Re-
publican gain offs Big increase in vote
causes the returns to be very slow.
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Net Republican Gain OF Seventy Three.

WISCHEsTER. Ind. Nov. Stem pre-
cincts in Randolph county give Cleveland
Ola votes. Harrison l.246, Bidwell SO. Weav-
er 81. net Republican gain over 1880 Of 70
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Entirn County Ticket Eiected.

LIBERTY. Ind. Nov. S-Returns from
four precincts in Union county indicate
the election Of the entire Republican
county ticket BIZ majoritIes ranging from
150 to 175 Harrison's majority will not
exceed $50. Chase will carry the county
by about the same majority.
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Gain of Twenty in Three Precincts.

CoRYDoN. Ind, Nov. 6.--Tnree precincts
give Cleveland 2SS Harrison S12. Weaver
so. Bidwell %. making Republican gain of
twenty over 1890.
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We Gain I'm wayne County

RICHMOND. Ind. Nov. s.-Twenty-five
precincts in Wayne county give Harrison
P919, Cleveland 1,625. Bidwell I36. Weaver
rs. Democrats gain over 1880. 240; Repub-
)icans gain 472; net Republican gain, 2s2.
Returns from thirty-fve precincts in this
county show gain of 362 for Harrison over
the vote of 1890. The Republicans will
carry the county by 2.200 gain of over
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South Carolina san in Darkness.

CHARLESTON. s. c.. Nov. 8-South Caro-
lima voted on Governor. full State ticket.
seven Congressman and nine presidential
electors. benjamin r. Tillman, DEM. was
the only candidate for Governor. Compar-
isons of the vote should be made with 1855.
when ClevelanG's plurality was 52,0S9.
At midnight the indications are that the
Democrats have elected Congressman in
every district. the only close vote being in
the Seventh district. where an official count
will be necessary. Cleveland's majority in
the State will be 10000.
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Newton County Coins.

kENTLAND, Ind. Nov. S--Three precincts
In Newton comfy give Cleveland 2l5. Har-
rison 253. Bidweii 9. Weaver o. Repub-
lican gain over 1890 OF s. Matthews 2l3,
Chase 253, Worth 6, Templeton -.
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Shows a Gain for Harrison.

LEBANON. Ind. Nov. S.-Only three pre-
cincts counted at 1890 A. NJ. in this county.
They show q gain of thirty-fye for tho
Rapuhl,capa
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henry Fairly In a Gallon.

ANDERSON. Ind. Nov. Sat midnight
returns in Madison county are coming IN
slow. The one precinct report
cd goes Republican. Henry leading the
ticket. Nothing will be known for
IN hour yet. Strong probability that
Madison will elect part of Republican
county officers. Henry is away ahead of
every body.
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HARTFORD CITY. Ind. Nov. a-Four pre-
cincts ont of thirteen IN this county gave
q Republican gain 100 over two years ago.
Reports indicate that Republicans have
carried the county.
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LOUISVILLE, KY, Nov. S-Kentucky
voted to-day on eleven ConQressmen by
districts and eleven presidential electors.
In 1883 Kentucky gave Cleveland plural
ity of q, e66 and this plurality will prob
ably be increased by about 3, o. to-day.
Returns indicate that the State has gone
Democratic by an increased majority. All
congressional districts except the Eleventh
are Democratic. The Eleventh was prob
ably carried by the re uu blicans
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WINCHESTER. Ind. Nov. 8-Returns are
coming in very slowly. Six precincts IN
the county give Cleveland $50. Harri-
son 500. Bidwell 40, Weaver IS. n Republic
an gain over 1850 OF 20 The vote for Gov
ernor will be about the same.
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Democrara GaininR.

GREENcAsTLE. Ind, Nov. s-Returns
from six of the .thirty-two precincts In
Putnam county show q net Democratic
gain OF fifteen over the vote of 1890.
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Scott County Democratic.

ScoTTsBuRG. Ind. Nov. SHINE pre-
cincts in Scott county give Cleveland 299
plurality. with three more to report In
dications are that Cleveland's plurality
will be 33G
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yireinia stin Unredeemed.

RICHMOND, Va. Nov. S.-The contest in
Virginia to-day was confined entirely to
the election of ten Congressman and the
presidential electors. At the coming ses-
sion of the Legislature q United States
Sena tor will be chosen to succeed John w.
Daniel, Dem. Cleveland's plurality In
1888 was 1852, against g. al in 1854.
Returns received leave no donbt that
Virginia has gone Democratic by probably
10000. and that q Democratic Legislature
has been chosen. The congressional dele
CATION will be solidly Democratic.
At this hour midnight. eleven cities out
of sixteen. and twenty-one counties out OF
one hundred. show q Democratic gain OF
q. $40. FIVE additional counties show q
Democratic loss of ESQ.
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will stand: Harrison. G4.0oc; Cleveland.
u.s. 500 a Republican plurality of 1880.
against %. 25S IN 'SS, when the vote stood
Harrison. 70. 9S0; Cleveland. 50.412: scatter
ing 4.0S5: total. lbs :,,57. The Republican
plurality in September was II, 4I2; so that
the gain will be oU00
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DECATUR. Ill. Nov. 9.-Macon county's
vote for Governor In four districts gives
Frfer 723, Altgeld 572. with probable plu-
rality for Fifer of 800.
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g. Cam on. Republican candidate fer Con-
eress. has made substantial gains and will
probably carry the township BY 300 and the
Fifteenth district by 1900
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lican gain over 1890 of is: Matthews "a.
Chase rs. Worth 1Os. Templeton Is.
Republican gain over Secretary of
State in 1890, of IL. Congress: McNagny.
az; You. TO. Senator: Hanan. DEM. 47s;
McManis. Rep. 10. Representative: Yet
Ter. Dem. AIS; Brown. Rep. rs County
ticket: Democratic. az: epublcan, 40.
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GINNING Rieht Along.

BLOOMFIELD. Ind. Nov. a-Four pre-
cincts ID Greene county give Cleveland go
Harrison 5O0 Republican gain over 1888. So.
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Dodge Running Well

WARSAW, Ind. Nov. 0.-Six precincts in
Kosciusko county give Dodge. the Repub-
Ican candidate for Congress. Thirteenth
district, 627, and Conn, DEM. 303.
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Republican CIaims.

PARIS. ILL.,. Nov. s.-The Republicans are
claiming the election of portion of the
county ticket. and q Republican gain on
national State and congressional tickets
IN Edgar county of 300. as compared with
the vote of 1890