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Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1892-11-09
THE SOUTHERN COUNTIES.

Mercer and Mcdowell Stay Where
They Belong-Negro Colonial
ton Fails.
SPECIAL telegram to the Rt0trtsr.
BLUEFIELD, W. VA, November o.
4;sO a. m.-Mercer County, West Vir-
gInIa, is Democratic by three hun
dred.
BIuefeld is Democratic by not less
than $50.
Republicans concsde this.
Competent judges place the Repub-
lean m ajority in Mcdowell at not over
GOO.
The Democrats did great work yes
terday.
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Passes q Quiet Day, but IL Grew Noisy and
Exciting ut Nisht-The Next Vice Presi-
dent Interviewed.

Passes Quiet Day, but IL Grew Noisy and
Exciting ut Night-The Next Vice Presi-
dent Interviewed.
BLOOMINGTON, ILL, November s.
Gen. Stevenson passed election day very
quietly. About o'clock this morning,
ccompaaied by his sen Lewis, he was
driven to the polling place OF precinct
No. 1, where both voted amid the cheers
of his admirers, who were crowding into
line awaiting their turns.
After voting o straight Democratic
ticket the General went TO his Office on
Centre street wnere he spent the re-
mainder OF the day, with his law part
ner, James S. Ewing aHd his form. er law
preceptor Hon. L. f. Williams who has
been lifelong friend OF the Stevenson
family.
Early in the evening few friends
called to convey Mr.. Stevenson their
best wishes for success in to-day's bat
tie of ballots. he was surrounded by
members of his own family, his broth
ers William and John, both OF this city
and friend the Hon. VIM. Brown, OF
Jacksonville, Ills, and several others.
Special arrangements had been made
for receiving returns. General Steven
son watched bulletin boards very atten-
lively, at all times expressing conf
dence In the result OF the election. As
the time few by and returns from New
York and other Eastern States began
to come In, a smile Of satisfaction grew
upon his face. kilograms were re-
ceiyed from friends In various parts OF
the country who were In touch with
the vital sections, also many kilograms
OF congratulations came from friends.
The following telegram was received:
JERSEY CITY, N. j.. Nov. 8, 1892.
$40 Hon. a. e. Stevenson:
"New Jersey gives yon her electoral
vote by over $4,000 plurality.
"ALLEN L. MCDERMoTT,
Chairman"
Late tonight congratulatory tele-
grams came In from all parts OF the
country.
When Gen. Stevenson received the
bulletin announcing that the Demo
cratic ticket had undoubtedly carried
New York, the solid South aud New
Jersey, he Immediately began figuring,
and adding Illinois twenty-four votes
and five from Michigan, he figured out
the success of the party. Up to mid
might there was constant stream OF
visitors who called to extend congratu-
lations.
The next Vice President In response
to question from the press represen'
tatives said:
1.-THE indications appear TO be very
favorable to the election OF the Demo
cratic National ticket. am Of course
extremely gratified at the result.
SIN my judgement the success OF the
Democracy makes q revolt on the part
OF farmers and the wage earners against
the tariff bills and the high protective
policy OF the Republican party.
1.-THE Democracy are under everlast.
ing obligations TO Senator Hill and
Tammany Hall for the spleadid work
done in this campaign. / cannot toe
earnestly express my gratitude.
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INDIANA SAP

The Indications az io'clo,,
Were that Clevlaad WOsl, Y
5000 40 10000.
INDIANAPOLIS, Noysubs N
Not more than o1e.hill n,
In the State have been A,.s !,
these incompletely.
Indications are that Cen
has carried the State ~ son
plurality, and that the D,s.s
elected the State ticket ~
lature. Returns from nIuaI
may possibly show a tlf'a.
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Claims on Ohio.

COLUMBUS, O., November Sat mid
night Chairman Dick, Of the Republican
State Committee, that the Harrison
electors In Ohio will have plurality of
%, 600 TO %, GOO. Chairman Farley, OF
the Democratic Committee, will make
no estimate, but Col. Taylor, who has
been receiving the returns with him,
states their advices show the Republi-
can plurality will be about %, 900 in the
State, and Taylor, the Democratic can
didate for Secretary Of State, says he
will hold his opponent, Taylor, Repub-
lican, down to plurality OF 1000.
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Ritchi Is Repnblcan.
sv.esar telegram to the Register

special TeteQTdD 10 tite heS'''o''
ELLENBoRo, w. VA, November o.
Richie returns are coming in slowly
No precincts have finished counting.
The present returns are as iolIows'
Ellenboro, Harrison, rs; Cleveland o.
Davis, 81; MacCorkle 50; Caldwell
80; Capehart, 6S; Farr, for State senate
81; Martin 6s. Harrisville: Harrison
10: Cleveland SO; Caldwell, ITO; Cape
hart, SO; Mckinney, ITO; Ward oo;
Farr, 100; Martin, So.
Pennsboro-Harrison, 4S; Cleveiano'
sc; Caldwell, 4s; Capebart, Sc; Mchln'
ney, &c; Ward, SO; Farr, 4s; caro-
Harrison, 90; Cleveland, AZ. Calc well
e6; Capehart, So. GIendale-CaldweIl'
SO; Capehart go. The Republicans car
~ the county by 500.
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stn Calming In Illinois.

CHICAGO, November Six hundred
and fifteen precincts in this qity out Of
e0s give Harrison Sl.sss; cleveland
1O1.sS5.
Three hundred and eightyive town
ships outside OF Cook county give Hsr'
rIson 81. $50; Cleveland. 7s,s cleve-
ards gain, s,s0a
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EXCITEMENT IN NEW YORK.
Thousands Upon Thousands Throng tho
Streets and stop All Traffic.

Thousands Upon Thousands Ihrong tho
Streets and stop All Traffic.
NEW YORK, November s.-From z
o'clock this evening until an hour after
mid night the lower part OF the city,
especially the nelghborhood OF printing
house square, was filed with wild,
cheering mob who focked around the
newspaper bulletins and warmly greeted
each return cast upon the canvas by
the stereopticon. The political de-
nomination OF the different papers indI-
Gated the views OF the crowds watching
the bulletins and the campaign slogans
of both political parties were sounded
by choruses OF thousands Of voices.
Early Ia the evening the cry OF "four,
four, four years more" predominated,
but OF the returns from New York City
were posted indicating q big majority
for Cleveland, the Democrats with their
tin horns predominated. By 10 o'clock
newspaper row" was practically I'M
passabe. and the street cars found IL
hard work to make any Roadway.
As the Democratic newspapers an
nounced that New York, Illinois and
Connecticut were dropping into line for
Cleveland the enthusiasm OF the crowd
knew no bounds. There was much en-
thusissm tonight at headquarters oil
the Democratic National Committee.
Chairman Harrity was greatly pleased,
he said, with the showing In this State
and also with the excellent results oil
Democratic victory In Indiana.
A steady stream OF people poured
into the Republican national headquar'
tiers to hear the returns read. Chair
man Carter, with the members OF Nil
committee, were busy gathering In the
dispatches as fast as they arrived and
figuring on the general result.
The Tammany braves assembled IN
wigwam early in the evening and heard
the returns read. They listened TO ad
dresses of felicitation on the result Of
the battle Gt the polls.
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INDIANA AT MIDNIGHT.
The Democratic Committee Claims the
state by 10000 Plurality.

Inc DemOCEAItC
state BY 10000 Plurality.
INDIANAPOLIS, November AT mid
night the returns were so few and so
scattering as to give almost no basis ior
calculating as to the results. AT mid
night Chairman Taggart, OF the Demo-
cratic Committee, was satisfied that In
diana will be cleveland by 10000.
Republican Chairman Gowdy was
also seen by an Associated Press repre-
sentative at Midnight, and said; Ike
turns are very meagre, but those re-
ceived bear out the claim made that ln-
diana will elect the Republican electors
and the State ticket"
The precincts reported are scattering
and their bearing on members OF Con
gress cannot be estimated. The Re
publican committee, however, claims
the State. a majority OF the members OF
Congress and majority In the lower
branch Of the Legislature.
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Some ColoradoIInn

DENVER, November s-0l
Griffith, Chairman Of lbiie|
Com mittee, claims Ar,pls |
with the exception Of 00slxj
by 5000 plurality. Il. d
publican, for Congress 10 \
district, claims he Is ,ls,w
5000 to 4,O00 plurality cd
Arbuckle, OF the Peoples AL
cratic Committee says L,ae,
ports 5,400 plurality IN 4
ticket.
Chairman Mckinley, q lsl
cratic State Committee, tIlail|
Democrat, for Governor SC. y
ticket also Las Anlun 81
LOCO. He gives the Slas y !
pies party electors By aG 4
and says there is a sirosi =
that the populIsts will %
Congressman and have gizl
OF the State Legislature.
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DEPUTY MARSHALS ARRESTED.

Tn. Police OF Richmond Arrested ana
Committed TO Jail-rhe Attorney oen-
erals Instructions.
WASHINGTON, D. c., November o
The Attorney General this afternoon
received telegram from Edgar Alien
Special Assistant United States Attor-
new of Richmond saying: limited States
supervisors and United States Marsnais
committed to Jail. Bail refused.
In response the Attorney Generai
teIegraphed instructions as 1oiiows;
"Get out writs of habeas corpus ana
have them released II courts are WITHIN
reach"
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Springer REFLECTED.

CHICAGO, November S.-The State
Register Of Springfield states that
Springer, Democratic candidate for
Congress, will be reelected by probably
1000 plurality. 1877 towns or Illinois
outside of Cook county give Fifer 10, 942;
Altaeld IS, 754. 1S5aprecincts, in the
city of Chicago gives Fifer 66,s52;
Aitpeld 81, $50.
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New York's congregational Delegation.

New YORK, November s.-The fol-
lowing Congressmen are probably elect
ed 10 this State:
First district, James w. Covert,
(Dem.); Second, John NJ. Clancy,
dem ]; Third, Joseph c. Hendrix,
dem. Fourth, william J. Coombs.
(Dem.); Fifth, John Graham, (Dem.)
Sixth, Thomas III. Magner, dem. J;
Seventh, Franklin Bartlett, (Dsm. };
Eighth, z. ]. Duppy, (Dem.); Ninth.
Timothy j. Campbell, (Dem.l; Tenth,
Daniel E. SickIes, DEM; Eleventh,
Amos J. Cummings, (Dem); Twelfth,
Bourke Cochran. DEM; Thirteenth, j.
Dewitt Warner, (Deml; Fourteenth,
John r. Fellows, (Dem); Fifteenth,
Ashbel Fitch, DEM; Sixteenth, Wm.
RYAN, (Dem); Seventeenth, Henry
Bacon, (Dsm); Eighteenth, Isaac n.
Cox, DEM: Nineteenth, Charles ID.
Haines, DEM: Twentieth. Charles
Tracy, DEM; Tventy.frst, Erastns I.
Beadle. (Rep); Twenty-second, New
ton M. Curtis, lRep); TWEEN.
ty-third, John r. Weaver, (hep)'
Twenty-feurth, Chas. A. Chiekering'
Republican; TweDty-hf1h, Henry w.
Bentley, Democrat; Twenty-sixth, Geo.
w. Ray, Republican; Twenty-seyenth,
James j. BeIden, Eepublicao; Twenty
eighth. s.. e. Payne, Republicans
Twenty-ninth. Cbas. w. Gillette, Re
publicau, Thirtieth, James w. Wids'
worth, Republican; Thirty-nrst. John
van YoorhIs. Republican; Thirty-sec'
ond, DanIsl y. lockwood, pspocrsf'
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HOps ror pemOorat In Wyomlng,

LARAMIE, WYo., November Sat
this hour, O'Clock, there is every indi-
cation that Iverson, the Republican can
didate for Governor, will be defeated by
Osborne in this, his home city, and the
banner Republican county OF the State
heretofore. The Democrats, so far as
can be learned from the precincts, are
running two to one fer the Republican.
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The Result in 6ancock.

sssetay telegram to Ms Register.
New CUMBERLAND, w. VA, Novem-
Der s.-Hancock, complete, National,
State and Congressional, gives Re-
publican majority CT 100. Porter, Re-
publican, for Sheriff; Hooper, Democrat,
for Assessor, and Huff, Democrat, for
Prosecuting Attorney, are elected.
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Big Democratic Gains.

MINIATURES. November S.-Forty-
seven precincts ia Milwaukee, city and
county give Harrison l0,ls9, Cleveland
1O,057,
Later returns from the interior Of the
State show that Harrison is Running be-
hind the figures Of 1858.
One hundred and thirty-seven pre-
cincts outside OF the city OF Milwaukee
give a net Republican plurality OF 1,490
a net Democratic gain Of 1,022.
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100 Plurality in barbour.

SpectdI Iet60FGnl 70 MS Ae0tse"'
PHILIPPI, w. VA, November s.-2:3o
a. m.-Enough precincts have reported
to Justify the Democrats in claiming
everything on the ticket in Barbour
County. About half the precincts nave
reported. Careful estimate on these
place the Democratic majority at from
30 to 100,
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In BellRiro.
Special Tsl,Oram to the Rs0Gstsr.

SpeeaI TsItcrGm to the REGISTER.
BELLAIRE, o., November s.-The fol-
lowing are the Democratic pluralities
in Bellaire and township: Cleveland,
1877; Congress, Pearson 100; Clerk Bethel
1876, Sheriff, Hall IL; Auditor, Hender-
son. 167; Recorder, Creamer, 207;
Every ward in the city shows big
Democratic gain, and the city and town
ship complete show gain Of 149 over
McKinley's vote in 1881, when he had
a plurality OF 10 in the city End town
ship.
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4oms,,.ad Nssr s''s'

HOMESTEAD. PA N' ', I, 3.
There was more Of 3 o''.. !,
ers' ranks yesterday no', ,l.',.
frs. reported. About l.. : ID I. (,
turned TO work, and ~. ~ -.
were three Amslgan''ss. psl
Lloyd, Thomas DAVIS ~ I.ss Sd
man. The return o. =. 80 nl.
his old position N ~ he 10
Master Mechanic e ; -, - ~
locked out men' w ~, "a 81
is now paid a sslarJ o. i. 49, y y
A s strong effort wa' Hi 90 Iiss
2 asDated men TO ksep .i IiI so
Ing 70 work in The - ~ nsis
known that bis return p q, a.
ons break 10 the ralts ,st.ssz
Of salary was TOO biz y j
him 10 remain ogL -. - -.
Dir. D. H. - 80 u ~
Cd last spring TO ihs ~ 49,. !, ~
O. O. account Of bis eo.s y :. 81
90 I,om a't town. sen, u y =. y ~
,rSIc was read before '.s y. - ~.
N wSisu i" His reslgDsii9,S1 .' -
and the name OIL. :. h l... : q
recommended TO the 60, e..'v vrs
vacancy for the unsIpli'ss :. -
'' A morning payer sa ..s',sssI
foar business failures . - >, (
TO-, ,Ss' strike commenced =, ! I 4
s so9 error on the V - Z (
norter, Two failures ~. - ~ !.
paper occurred before ~ 49,, 4
pIace and the clothlns 'a'' ~
= is still open for bushes. :. I,
been but one failure l' Tsr
strike was declared o On. 4
that there is . moVs|, ~ a
which II coDcurred 10 y 80, 49,
the locked out men ts 49, 80, ID,
m me- OF the present labor -
NAV be looked for.
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st. Clairsville's Vote.
Special EskorGm to tbs Beotstsr.

Special zsIGorGEn to hs Beotstsr.
ST.. EVANSVILLE, o., November S.
The following is the result In st Glars
vile precinct: Cleveland 426, Harrison
397. Secretary OF State, Taylor (R.)
s04, Taylor (D.) 427 The following is
for Congress and county offices: Pear
son 3D. AS, Poorman (R.) 377. County
Clerk, Davis (R, AIT, Bethel d. 1872.
Auditor, AldredFe (R.) $40, Henderson
(D.) 497. Sheriff, Scott (R.) 407, Hall
(D.( 4ls. Recorder, Harris (R.) 397,
Dreamer d. AS.
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Arrests for Illegal Voting.

BUFFALO, n. Y, November s.-There
were seventeen arrests here to-day for
Illegal registration. After arraignment
all were admitted 10 bail to appear at
the next term OF the District Court,
held In Albany next week.
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Harter ProbabIy Eleeted.

CLEVELAND. O., November s.-M. D.
Harter, Democrat, for Congress, in the
Fourteenth district, made gain Of 500
in Rlchlsnd county, 700 in Huron, 200
IN Knox. and 100 In Aorain county. He
Il probably elected.
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harrlty'aFin.,.-

NEW YORK, No,.us.. N
o'clock this mornip, g. \
+. Hasrlty, OF the De-
Committee said:
"You may say viii
ness that Mr. cIovsl,aa h,.1
id'nt of the United Sa,.,ny
Stevenson will be Vie. p,..,
Democratic party, b,,ts.N
lar will, has wou a 49,
tory"
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Indiana Precin cts.

INDIANAPOLIS, IND, November o.
Ono hundred and four precincts in In
diana outside of this city give Harrison
1867; Cleveland, 13, 167. Republican
gain, 2,01S; Democratic gain, 1,464; net
Republican gain, 1,454.
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DETROIT, Mich, November 300
precincts in Michigan outside OF De-
troit: Rich, (Rep,) s4,622; Morse
Dem 81, 929. Same precincts In 1899,
Luce rep sO,S95; Burt (Dem.) 2l,9sS.
Net Republican loss $3.50.
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Latest From Massachusetts.

BosroN, MASS, November 9.-19o
towns: Cleveland, 3S,129; Harrison,
SO, 975; Halle, 1850; Russell, $1,000.
Net Democratic gain over 1888, 1,745.
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One More County Heard From.

CLEVELAND, o., November s.-Fer
the first time in the history OF Summit
county, Ohio, goes Democratic, giving
Cleveland about $50 plurality.
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WIZ Give BIO Quarter.

MARsEILLEs. November 8.-Mail ad-
vices from Dahomey state that owing to
the action of the Amazons In mutilaring
their prisoners. Col. Dodds ordered bis
men TO give no quarter to the enemy
and to shoot all prisoners.
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pattsrson,s Crock, Mineral County.

Specsol telegram TO tho Register:
PATTERsoN's CREEK, W. VA, No,
yember s.-Patterson's Creek, Mineral
county, gives Cleveland and the Demo-
cratic State ticket, SIS; Harrison and the
Republican State ticket, 6.
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South Dakota Claimed for weaver.

YAEKToN, S. D., November 9.-Up TO
midnight the returns show Harrison
ahead somewhat. Chairman Peemiller,
Democratic Committeeman, reiterates
his claims on the State for Weaver.
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Cleveland Carried Nsvt
New YORK, Noyoubs,, !
estimated pIurall,le, :, i
counties OF New York 81,
following:
Cleveland's plursllta n,
rlson's 1871. Cloyel,,,,
44,o39.
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Big Democratic Gain in wisconsin.

Big Democratic Gain In wisconsin.
MILWAUKEE, WIS, November g.
1913 precincts in the State give Harm
son 81. Gas, Cleveland 27,s9s. Net Dem
ocratic gain, 1906.
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rn-,har Nnus from Connecticut.

HARTFORD, CONN, November s.-12s
CHARACTERIZATION 46, 900, Cleveland Az
464. Democratic gain over 1883 OF
25l0
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Kings couuty,s Vote.

RRooKLYN, n. Y. November s,-The
full vote of Kings county gives Cleve-
land, o., 967; Harrison, 6s,9S0. Cleve-
lands plurality, 2s,0S7.
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The MidnIght Outlook In ohio.

CINcINNATI, o., November 0.-The
outlook at 1890 is that Ohio Will give
Harrison plurality OF $4,000. The in
tease Of the Peoples aud Prohibition
We over that of 81 Is very small.
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CONNECTICUT COMPLETE

The state Gives Cleveland $3.50 Plural
Ity.
NEW HAVEN, CONN, November O.
$3.50 A. Incomplete returns from the
State, gathered By the Southeran New
England Telephone Company, give
c eveland 1910 plurality, and Morris,
Democrat, for Governor, l, AGO majority.
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oAsA,oHAnn,y y. Y :, S.T w..s ss 10
A train west boufd on w ,o-dsy a.
E tIlIsSs Two Of fem Instantly. nS' "
ers will die. II was 's ,.onor.
under the ind |uepce OF MOUNT
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DIES MoINEs IVA, November B.
The State Re0i ms Harrison will
have 3 plurality lin Iowa, and
that, the Repuhl. Nect nine or
ten OF the eleye ea.and the
eRtlre state tie
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WYOhING DEMOCRATIC.

The Republican Committee Comedies the
State to the Democrats.
LARAMIE, WYo., November 9.-The
Republican State Committee comedies
the State to the Democrats.
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The "Yimes" Says Twenty Thousand.
CHICAGO, November S.-The Times
saws: "Illluois Cleveland 10000 plu-
rality; Altgeld $4,000.
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The CiaFingtOn, Ohio, Vote.
slegrGn % TIE RsG;s;sF.
-GTON, o.. November 9.-Dem-
254, Republican vote POS.
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rata stin GaIalng.

IS, November s.-160
and 80, Harrison
c net gains over 1sSs
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Rssultin virginia.

VA, November s.-At
,midnighD IL cities out Of 16
mites out OF 100 show a Dem
a OF 1886. Five additional
wa Democratic loss OF $50.
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no Plurality

70 FIuFaIIty-
Der Sit Is
villcarry the
shat Worts
'out 1900
I'll prob
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raE "rRIBUNE" GIVES IN.

he State to the Democrats.