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ycu9"-C lothieT and Furnisher.
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Medicine LODGE and Sawyer
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The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1892-11-12
New York.

TAMMANY's WORK FOR CLEv ELAND-
BoURKE COCHRAN FOR THE SENATE.
NEW YORK, November 9-Beaten
and sat upon at Chicago, Tammany Hall
triumphs here in New York along with
Mr.. Cleveland. Its entire city and
county ticket has been elected. Every
Tammany candidate for the Assembly
except one gets in, and all of the Tam
many candidates for alderman and for
Congress win. In fact, the tigers supre
macy on Manhattan Island is very near
\omplete, and what adds to the JOY in
@ e wigwam IS .hat one of Tammany's
Headers, w. Bourke Cochran, may be
the successor to Frank Hiscock in the
United States Senate. A boom is now
on for William F. Sheehan, but Croker,
it is understood, will make fight for
the man who predicted that Cleveland
would be beaten in his own state.
The senatorship is the plum that the
eminent anti snapper, William R. Grace,
has had his eyes upon, but Mr.. Grace for
some time has not been high in the favor
of the real bosses 1t is a safe predic
| ton that the contest for Mr.. Hiscock' s
seat will be between Sheehan and Cock
ran, with tine chances in favor of Tam
many's orator.
At Washing on the power OF Tam
many will be felt during the next Cleve-
land administration. The entire city
delegation to Congress is Tammany
delegation, although Mr.. Warner, who
has been elected from the Thirteenth,
has once or twice shown disposition to
kick out of tho Ia mmany harness. The
board of Aldermen is Tammapy through
out. In fact, Tammany won everything
in sight, except one emblyman. A
combination of r publicans aud County
Democrats beat him, but that is the
only source of grievance on Tammany's
part. Of course, everybody here who
pred cted that the state would certainly
be close is explaining the figures. Repub
licans, as rule, simply admit that they
were short of votes in New Y ork state.
Some say that there was trickery in this
city.
The fact is that the machines in New
York and Kings county were worked for
Cleveland. Fearful lest the charge OF
treachery be made against them, Boss
Croker, of Tammany Hall, aud Boss
Mclaughlin, of Kings county, made
extra efforts to bring out the Democratic
voters, and succeeded amazingly. Every
obtainable vote was polled, to show that
that the two bosses were loyal TO the
arty candidate.
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The Democratic Majority
i'm the Electoral College.
A BREAK IN THE WEST.
The Republican Probably Lose the
Senate. A Democratic Plurality
of over 100 in the House,
Democrats Elect Solid Con-
gressiOnal Delegation in
Maryland.

The latest returns of the election held
on Tuesday, show that Cleveland will
have at least 26S votes in the Electoral
College, As more than the number re
quired to elect him. with Ohio and
California still in doubt.
Wisconsin and Indiana are both Demo
cratic by from 8, 200 to 5000 each. The
Republicans have elected their state
ticket in Michigan by good majorities
The Democrats are now claiming Ohio.
Late returns indicate that the state is
close, but the Republicans are still conf
dent that it is safe for Harrison.
Illinois gives Cleveland 10, 900 plurality
and the Democrats have thirteen out of
the twenty-five congressman.
CIeveland's plurality in Delaware is
only little over 500. The Democrats
control the legislature. In West Virginia
the Democratic plurality is about $500.
The returns favor the election of all the
Democratic candidates for Congress,
although the Republicans do not give up
the first district.
From present indications the Demo
Gratis will have a majority of over 100
in the House. In the Senate the Demo
Gratis will probably make gain, and
that body may stand tie, giving the
presiding officer the deciding vote.
THE ELECTORAL COLLEGE.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1892-11-12
Kansas.

TOPEKA, KAN, Nov. .O-Tho State
Journal, Republican, has poste :. bulle-
tin couceding tho election of w, aver and
Lewelling By 5000 10 10000 majority.
The Democratic and Populist state
central committees here claim this after.
noon that Weaver and Lawaiiiug have
carried the State by from 5000 TO 10, 600
The Republic cenirsl committee admits
that Bruce, for Auditor, Is ,eieatpd but
claims that Smith will oe elected by nom
500 to 1000 majority.
The general belief at Topeka is that
the Republican S5aie and Electoral
tickets are defeated, and that not more
than two or three Republican Congress
Il en of the eight have been chosen. The
Legislature IS in doubt. An Incident o.
some note is The fact of the election o.
Harris ior CpIgressm III at largo. II, !,
an ex Confederate soldier, aud il; the first
ex Confederate ever elected to Congress
III Nprtherh State.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1892-11-12
Michigan.

DETROIT. Mich, Nov.-Completed
returns. show that Michigaa's delegation
to the Fifty third congress is as follows:
F'ilst dis ricr, j L Chapman, d. n; See
ond, JAMES 5 Gormau, Dem; Third, Ju
liaus c Burrows, Rep; Four,b. II F
Thomas Rep; Fifth, George F Richard
son, Dem; and Peoples Sixth, d. D.
Aitken, Rep; Seventh, Justin r. Whit
ing, Dem; Eighth, VIM Linton, Rep;
Ninth. W Moon, Rep; probably;
Tenth, T E Woaiock, Dem; Eleventh,
John Avery, Rep; Twelfth, Samuel NJ
Stephenson, Rep.
The Republicans have elected nine
Presidential electors and Lha Democrat
fiva.
But "a cut of "a counties in Michigan
have sent in complete returns. Those
yet to be heard from are mostly in the
northern portion Of the ate, where the
returns have 20 be sent III other ways
than telegraph or telephone. These
counties give Rich, Republican, for Gov
ernor, 119,Gsl; Morse, his opponent,
LOG, S26; Rich's majority over Morse
l3,475. Nothing definite Can get be had
as 90 the vote cast by the Prohbitionists
and Populists.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1892-11-12

Mr., CLEVELAND has been elected
by an overwhelming majority OF the
Electoral College, and he has carried
States which have never before voted
tor a Democratic Presidential candl
date or has been able by fusion
tactics with Weaver to prevent them
from giving their vote to Harrison.
1t is clear that he has been elected
without the State of New York.
This is the first time since 1872
when a President has been chosen
whose majority was not dependent
upon the Empire State, and the
effect of it will be to take away from
New York the disproportionate pre-
ponderance which she has long en-
loved in the decision of Presidential
elections. The break in the West
gives that section a political import
ance which will be fruitful of changes
hereafter in the politics of all the
sections of the country.
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Maryland.

Complete returns from throughout the
state show that the Democrats have
carried the state for Cleveland by a
plurality nearly as great as that obtained
by the six congressman two years ago
while the vote for the national lawmak
ers, (which runs ahead of that of their
candidate for president, is even greater.
In round figures, Cleveland obtains a
plurality of 21.37S. These figures may
be changed somewhat when the official
returns are in. but the difference, if any
will be slight.
As compared with the total vote cast
in 1888, that of this year is greater by
about 5000. The Democrats appear to
have made great gains, Republicans
have lost. The Prohibitionists have just
about held their own. polling about five
thousand votes. The Populists made a
very poor showing in Maryland. They
cast about one thousand votes.
THE VOTE IN THE STATE.
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Connecticut.

HARTFORD, CONN, Nov. 9.-The vote
in this state, with one town missing,
gives Cleveland SO 40S, Harrison rs, 9SS,
Weaver 1894, scattering ZOOS; Cleve-
lands plurality, SAT-. -Four years ago
it was 1856
The entire Democratic ticket is prob
ably elected, the vote on governor being
Morris, Dem, S2,269; Merwin, Rep,
76, 400; Augur, Pro-, 3,549; scattering,
113; Morris majority (required by the
constitution, LIS. Lewis Sperry,
Democrat, is re elected TO Congress from
the First district by SAT; James p. Pig
gott, Democrat, is elected in the Second
district by 2,s4O; Charles A Russell,
Republican,, is re elected in the Third
district by 527. falling off of 465 votes
from two years ago; Robert E Deforrest,
Democrat, is re elected from the Fourth
district by 2,091. The State Senate is a
tie, and the Republicans about 20
majority in the House.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1892-11-12

DENVER Col, Nov. 10.-Ra:urns
iron Al u l'iys in this Safe out of So
would indie 40 hat the Dem cratic Pop
ulist fusion ticket has elected every can
d1date from electors to constable The
Republicans concede the Democrats
everything with the exception of Helm
for Governor, who they claim has been
saved by 500 votes. The majorities as
given are; Weaver, 14,S6S; Waite, for
Governor, 5672; Bell, Congressman from
Second District, 1884; Pence, Congress
man from First District, 237S; Goddard,
Chief Justice of the Supreme Court,
II, 1927.
Nearly complete returns from this
State confirm and emphasize the Populist
victory. With three unimportant coun
ties missing, the Weaver electors have
IS, 992 majority. The whole Fusion
State ticket is elected by safe majorities.
Judging from the results already
received, Waite's plurality for Governor
over Helm, Rep, and Maupin, Dem, is
Gaia. Maupin, the candidate of the
"White Wings" or Cleveland Democrats
received only about 5000 votes. God
dard, the Fusion candidate for Judge
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DnIaWarp.

WILMINGTON, DEL, Nov. 10.-Oficiai
vote, Delaware: Kent county total vote
1864; on Electors, Democrat, 1920; Re
publican, $3.50; Prohibition, "a; Demo
cratic plurality on Congressional ticket;
149; on State Senator, 149.
Sussex county's total vote, S537, Demo
Gratis, 1878; Republican, 4144; Prohibi
ton, rs; Democratic plurality on Con
gressional ticket, 15S. John w. CanseY
the Cong essional candidate Led the
ticket Tho lowest plurality was that OF
Cyrus Ward, for County Treasurer, who
had so. Still counting on New Castle
county.
The Peoples Party had one vote i'll
Kent. The Democratic loss was 9S2 in
Kent. The Republican loss in Sussex
was 273. These comparisons are based
on the figures OF 1888.
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Sixth-Milliam N. Mckaig.

Sixth w lIllam NJ. hChdlP'
Mr.. Rusk's Democratic plurality IN
third Congressional district is q, 246. HIS
plurality in 1890 was 5,641.
He carried every ward i'll his district
except tho fifteenth and sixteenth.
In the fourth district Mr.. Rayner
carried every ward except the eleventh,
of which eight precincts AFRO in his dis
trict. His plurality was 6,79S. In 1880
his plurality was 6,G34.
Mr.. McKaig carried the Sixth district
by more than 700 majority over Yelling
ton. Allegany gave Mr.. Wellington 457
majority, while MeKaig carried Wash
ington county by 240, Garrett by l75,
Montgomery by 500 and Frederick by
so.
Mr.. Compton carried the fifth district
by upwards OF $500 over Parrau, the Rs
publican candidate. His plurality it
Anne Arundel was $50, in Baltimore city
ITO, in Baltimore county Alb, in Prince
Georges $50 aud in Howard 500. Mr.
Parran carried Charles and St. Mary s
The two Democratic candidates fol-
Congress, Bratton and Brown, carried
the first district by about 1,500 over th'
Republican candidate, Mr.. Russum, wh'
carried Talbot county by, 80, SomeIse
by 200 and Dorchester by 300
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1892-11-12

made straight forward and honorable
fight, not conducted perhaps with the
aggressive spirit which should have
been infused into it from the start, but
rec from dishonesty and false pretsnce.
General Harrison has been defeated,
and the great principle which he
represents has suffered a severe blow,
but the benefits of protective policy
will be more apparent than eyer, when
the full effects of the free trade warfare
begin to manifest themselves, as they
inevitably will in the next four years.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1892-11-12
minnesota,

ST. PAUL, Mimi, Nov. 10-Returu s
from Duluth. this morning, confirm the
Democratic claim of the election OF
Baldwin 20 Congress in the Sixth district
over Searle. Bald ms election is con
coded 10y Secret ir} Bixb of the Repub
llcan State Central Committee, who
claims positively that tho Republicans
have been successful in the First,
Second, Fourth and Fifth Congressional
Districts: Hall, Democrat. is elected in
the Third, and the Seventh is in doubt,
with the chances in favor of Feig,
Republican, who claims 1000 plurality
over Boeu, the Peoples Party candidate
He has received no returns from some q
the counties, and there is still poss
bility that he is defeated.
The Globe, Democrat, this morning
still claims that the Legislature will be
anti Republican, and that Senator Davis
will be defeated.
At the Republican headquarters it is
claimed that the Republicans have made
net gain of "a Assemblymen, which
would wipe cut the anti Republican
majority of two years ago and insure the
re election of Davis to the United States
Senate. The gains include nine ir
Minneapolis and Henuepin county, from
which no official, or even unofficial
returns have been received.
F,om private dispatches received
the afternoon the Republican State
Central Committee make the following
claims:
Tawley is elected to Congress in the
First District; McCleary in the Second
The Third is doubtful, but chances
seem to favor Hall. Keifer has carried
the Fourth District by at least 15O(
plurality. Judge Searle is elected il
the Sixth. The Seven District is doub
full, and tho result will not be known
for day or two. The Republican,
claim the lower House of t he Legisla
ture by a majority of 10.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1892-11-12

BosToN, MASS, Nov. 10-The Republi
can State Committee are circulating
generally blank petitions calling for a
new count on the Gubernatorial vote
which, according to the returns, gives
Russell, Dem 1S5, $50; Hall, Rep, 1885,
943; Hamllu, Pro, 7011. Russelrs
plurality, 1887.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1892-11-12
California.

SAN Francisco, Nov. l0-Latest
returns from California on the Presiden
tial election include about three tifths of
all peecincis in he State outside of San
Francisco, and prsctIca ly all of this
city. Ties, returns give Clevela and
g., 1851 Harrison 97,S6S; Weaver, 17,S0S
The Democrats have cleo Congress
men in the Frs, Secoud, Fourth and
Sixth Districts, aud Republicans prob
ably in the Third aud Fifth Districts
The result in the Seventh Distrcs is still
in Doubt.
SAN FRANCISCO, Nov. 10-State re
turns still come very slowly, aad indicate
that the Presidential vote will be mar
row margin either way. Sixteen hun
dred precincts give Harrison 101, 722
Cleveland, 104 20l; Weaver, II, 933 Five
hundred and ninety niue precincts are
sill to he heard from, mainly from
country and mountain districts
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1892-11-12

THE Cleveland papers in New
York are each claiming the honor
of carrying the State. The Herala
says it did it with its campaign o.
English Cheap Labor, the San with
its cry Of "No Force Bill, no Negro
Domination the World with its
declaration OF January I, that "the
Next President must be a Demo
GRAFT" and the stately Times did ii
with its own little bunch of pious
principles" Now that it is al
over, these several organs might as
well pool their issues.
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ADVERTISING RATES

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MR.. WHrTELAW REDS remark
Just before the election that if the
Democrats ''get the Presidency they
will get all" is confirmed by the
latest returns. These show a ma
jority of about So in the House, with
a probability of a combined Demo-
cratic and Fusion majority of two
or three in the Senate.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1892-11-12
PENNSYLVANIA
HARRIsoN's PLURALITY ABOUT so, 600
PHILADELPHIA's VOTE.

HARRIsoN'S PLURALITY ABOUT 50, O00-
PHILADELPHIA VOTE.
PHILADELPHIA, November e.-Phila-
delphia, complete, gives Harrison ZIG. 240
Cleveland, SO, 6SS, a Republican plurality
of 32,552, and Republican gain of
$3.50. Dean, for the Supreme Court,
and Mcdowell and Lilly, Congressman
at-large. are given about the same plu-
rality in Pennsylvania will be about
$4,000, a Republican loss of nearly
10000. The Republicans in the state
elect. fourteen congressman sure, and
the Democrats ten, leaving four districts
yet to be heard from. The legislature,
which elects successor to United States
Senator Quay. is Republican by at least
forty majority on joint ballot.
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WanamaRer's.
PHILADELPHIA, Nov Z, 1899.

NOV 1857.
It's like wandering in fairy
land of fabrics to walk among
them. It's a Dress Goods
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Every chapter, every sentence
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And prices are as marvel
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Take that sensational line
at 81 &c; Ninety-seven styles
of them and not one but is of
the regularly soc quality.
"a styles. IS in. Fancy Cheviot.
10 sty les. sc 10. Mixed Suiting.
II styles, sc in. Diagonal CamePs Hair.
10 styles SO in. Illuminated Suitiug.
styles So III. ChevroD.
II styles, 36 in. Tricat.
16 sly les, 3G IN Fancy PaiGs.
The sorts at SO, 90, 65, 75c
and SO on up are, many OF
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ingly.
Here's another little random
list that tells a tempting tale
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Nine styles, IS ill.,, Serpentins Cord at
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A new French fabric, first cousin to Bed
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and never sold less than 81; gendarmP
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Eleven styles, 40 in, Oameps Hair ZIG
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All choice colorings and entirely new in
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Twelve styles so in. Notified Suiting at
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THE DEMOCRATIC PLURALITY ABOUT
10000. THIRTEEN CONGRESSMEN.

THE DEMOCRATIC PLURALITY ABOUT
10000. THIRTEEN CoNGREssMEN.
CHICAGO, November 9.-Tbe later
returns do not abate in any way from the
decisive Democratic victory in the state
of Illinois, both on national and state
tickets
generally agree that the Democratic
plurality in the state will be approx
mately 10000. and the Democrats will
have at least thirteen of the twenty two
congressman. with a probability Of one OF
two more in the districts still in doubt.
Cleveland's plurality in Chicago and
Cook county is about 10, coo
Six hundred aud thirty two out OF
approximately ITO precincts outside OF
Cook county give Cleveland 112, 406,
Harrison 122, 2S4-s plurality for Harri
son OF 9,S79 This would make Cleve.
lands net plurality in the whole state
approximately 10000
The vote on Alleged, Democratic
candidate for governor, will show some
increase over these figures, while the
remainder of the Democratic state ticket
will receive the same vote as the Cleve
land and Stevens IN electors. The Demo
Gratis have also eec ed their entire coul "
ticket in Cook county
In the State Senate the Democrats will
have about seven majority, and the irdi-
cations also are that they will control
the lower house by about the same
majority, although returns from several
doubtful districts ara still somewhat
indefinite.
No senator is to be elected by the next
General Assembly, but The important
advantage of redistrictins the state for
congressional, legislative and judicial
purposes will fall to tho Democrats.
Joe Cannon. Rep is elected 70 Con-
gress in the Fifteenth district by 500
plurality.
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