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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1892-11-09

B.,sros. Nov. s.--At $40 +. NJ. returns
OF 2i towns in Massachusetts give for Pres
sient: Biiweil, 40; Cleveland, 4i.2
Harrison, sI.5- The same towns in isss
gave Cleveland. 37st: Harrison, ..06a. A
Democratic gain OF a4t-
The same towns for Governor Hamiin.
3s5: Halle. 5607: Rnssell. 4Ie5. same
towns in 1891 gave Alien, 1870: Russell,
5s5. A net Republican gain of $50.
One hundred AMI forsy-eight precincts in
Boston give Halle, Rep. 10 .0aG Russell,
Dem, 23,Isi One hundred and twenty
seven precincts in Boston give Cleveland,
81 ,os;G; Harrison, 10 0S3.
tine hundred ami ninety precincts of
Boston gave for Governor Halle, 26.sa6
Russell, 3s,Tfi RusselFs plurality, 24l5.
Governor Russelrs friends claim that he
will carry the state by 1890 plurality
1i-3o z. M.-Fifty-s~o towns in Masss-
ehusetts give for President Bidweil. 'el (;
Cleveland, Il ..,3i Harrison, 1859. The
same towns in lsss gave Cleveland, TO-
l2a; Harrison, 1881: Democratic gain
of siI
Same towns for Governor Hamlin, 1o4 !;
Halle, li,60a; Russell II o66. Same
towns in 1891 Alien, II ,596; Russell, TO-
SIS; net Republican gam, 45s.
The Republicans express confidence that
Halle will have several thousand plurality
None Of the congressional district returns
are as yet complete. There appears no
doubt that McEttrick, Ind. Dem.,) is
elected in the 10th district Draper Rep.
in the lith over George Fred Williams,
(Dem.) The fight in the seventh between
Lodge, (Rep.), and Everett, Dem. }, and
in The eighth between Andrew, Dem. J,
and Mccall. rep. is very close.
Mccall claims that he is elected by 1900
plurality, although Andrews friends by no
means concede it.
Fifty-two towns and 1870 precincts of Bos-
ton give Halle, Rep, 40,92s Russell,
Dem, 30. .so7.
.30-Returns from 81 towns in Massa-
chusetis give for President Bidwell, 691
Cleveland, 1878; Harrison. 0,369. The
same in 1855 Cleveland, l2 ,4o6 Harrison,
l0.s25 net Democrat gain of 1929.
The same towns this year give for Cover
nor Hamlin, s54: Halle, s,602; Russell.
HISS. The same in 1891 gave Allen,
1871; Russell l2,764; net gain for Halle
SO.
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ROW At POUGHkeePSlE.
United States MarshaIs and Police Have a
Friendly Little Scrimmsse.

PorsaKgnr-Ir, Nov. s.--A quarrel.
without any apparent good cause, broke
on. at the seventh ward polling place here
today. between the city police and the nj
ted States marshals. II resulted first in IA
free fight, then the arrest of the marshals,
four or five in number. They were taken
before the recorder and admitted to bail
The marshsIs then went before
rnited States Commissioner HIM
ter and sworc out warrants for
the arres. Of the police. Three Of them.in in
cluding the chief, were brough, before the
commissioner, who held them to await the
action Of the United States grand jury.
In the scrimmage the chief Of police
drew a revolver on mMsl,al and threat
cned to shoot him unless he snrrcn-
dered
Edward -. 0rborne, senator from this
district. had to swear in his vote 10 lay. 4
warrant for his arrest was Immediately a.
terwaris procured. lis ease viii 90 20
1 nite5 States grand jury.
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BULLETINS
Posted BY New York Papers In which There Is
More or Less Truth.


NEW YoRK, Nov s.---A Herald bulletin
saws st. Lawrence county shows Republi.
can loss of 600. and Saratoga county Re-
publican loss of 500, rs compared witt,
1855.
The Mail aud Express says Cleveland's
majority south of Yonkers will be 10000.
4 Herald bulletin says the outlook tavors
Cleveland's election as President.
A sun bulletin says New York and
Kings county will give Cleveland over
l00, 900 majority.
A World bulletin says Tennessee is Dem
ocratic by 6J 900.
Cleveland carries Chicago by $1,000.
Democrats claim Indiana aud Repuh-
lcans claim Minnesota by 10000 plurality.
Steuben county. New York, shows
gain of 500 for Harrison.
Jefferson and Madison counties give
Harrison 25oo majority.
The New York World bulletins an
nounces the election of Cleveland and
Stevenson.
Cleveland's plurality in New Jersey is
estimated at 5000.
The New York Herald estimates Cleve-
lands probable plurality at 5000. Demo
Gratis claim gains in every county
Ohio gives Harrison % 900 plurality.
Reports from Iowa indicate that the state
has gone Republican by decreased plu-
rality.
Chairman Taggari of the Indiana Dem
ocrat committee telegraphs that Indiana has
gone Democratic by handsome majority.
The Republicans have carried Rhode l..
land.
Lt.-Gov. Halle has carried his own city,
Springfield, by 400, the largest vote ever
cast there. ..t..4e=
The New York Herald SAYS that Cleve-
has probably carried New York, New Jcr-
scy. Connecticut, Indiana and Illinois.
The New York Herald says Virginia
gives 50, 900 Democratic majority.
Reports from Georgia saws that Cleve-
lands majority in that state is 1000.
In Oswego, n. Y, the Democratic gain
is 53l. In Malone, n. V, Harrison gains
%.
The New York World claims New York
state from $1,000 to 10000.
Returns from one-ihird of New York
City gives Cleveland 90 ,372 plurality.
1t is safe to say that the vote in Massa-
chuset,s was the largest ever east. Reports
from New Hampshire and Connecticut aiso
indicate u large vote.
A New York Herald bulletin now esti-
mates Clevcland's majority in Kings
county at % 900.
A Herald bulletin SAYS Kings county will
give Cleveland about III 900 majority.
The New York Tribune bulletin says
Harrison carries Pennsylvania by $4,000.
lGrimcs bulletin says Republicans have
lost the legislature IN Kansas.
The Daily News bulletin says the chair
man of the Democratic national committee
claims that Indiana and Connecticut have
both gone for Cleveland.
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NEBRASKA.

OMAHA, Neb., Nov. s.--trouuz, Rep, is
elected Governor. Weaver secures the
electors by several thousand plurality. The
Legislature viii probably be controlled by
the Democrats and Independents.
A heavy vote was polled throughout this
state. There are 1868 voting precincts in
the state and 80 precincts give Harrison,
SOIL Cleveland. 92i Weaver, 2Gl3; Bid
well. 4j.
Thirty five precincts in Nebraska give
Harrison, 677l: Cleveland, l3ot; Weaver.
JI57 Bhlwell, ~.
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ELECTION NOTES.
How Mr.. Cleveland voied--P Prominent 0ni-
clals Challenged At the Polls.

NEW YORK, Nov. .--Ex-Pre-itlent
Cleveland left his house at 1925 A. NJ,
walked to the polling place at No. $40 9Th
avenue, as he stepped up to the poll clerk
and gave his name, aprominent Republican
attempted 10 challenge his vote but he was
quickly hustled out of the way. Mr.. Cleye-
land received bunch Of ballots and went
into y booth to select his tickets. II took
him just six minutes.
The activity of the party workers was
phenomenal.
PouGHKEEPsi Nov. s.--Senator Os-
borne was challenged when he offered his
vote today, and he swore il in. Later he
was arrested for Illegal voting. His bail
was fixed at $1,000 for the next L. =.
grand jury.
NEw York, Nov. s.--Ge0. w. BnrliB-
son. Democratic committee man from West
Chester county, was bronght before Com
missioner Doul Il, half past two, He was
charged with aiding and abe,fing Illegal
registration and was released on 5000
bail
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1892-11-09
22e VOTES
In the Electoral College Is Claimed
for Harrison and Reid
BY Chairman Carter OF the Republican Ma.
ti0nal Committee Glorious News.

NEW IoRk, Nov. s.~-Chairman Carter
issued the following bulletin at midnight
"On returns received by the Republican
National committee at midnight, Harrison
and Reid have carried California. Maine,
Massachusetts. Ten voted in Michigan,
Ohio, Oregon. Pennsy lvana, Rhode Island,
Vermont, Idaho, Colorado, Illinois. Iowa,
Kansas, Minnesota. New Hampshire,
Wisconsin. Montana, North Dakota. south
Dakota, Washington. Wyoming, Nebraska
Indiana, Delaware, 229 electoral votes, n
majority of six in the electoral college. Our
advices at this hour also show we have
more than even chance to carry West Nir'
giuia." Thomas F. CARTER, Chairman.
l.. +. McCoRMicK, Secretary.
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VERMONT.

WHirE RIVER JUNCTION, Nov. 3.-Re-
turns received from 30 towns in Vermont
give Harrison, l2,765, Cleveland, 5G06
Bidwell. 443: scattering, six. The same
towns in 1883 gave Harrison, 1913;
Cleveland, 56l0; Fisk, 405.
Returns from $50 towns give Harrison,
29, 491; Cleveland, l2.73l: Bidwell, lll3 +;
scattering, 81. The same in 1888 gave
Harrison, "a $50; Cleveland, l3, l07; Fisk,
ll44. The same towns in 1888 gave 20, 439
majority for Harrison.
If the remaining % towns in the state
give proportionate vote Harrison's ma
jority will he 20,7l0. This is nearly 5000
more than. the Republican majority for
Governor at the September election, where
as the Republican majority at Presidential
elections usually has fallen short of the
Gubernatorial election.
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MICHIGAN.

DETROIT, Mich, Nov. s.--Forty pre-
cincts outside of Wayne county, give for
Governor; Rich, (Rep), 1887; Morse,
(Deml, 1000.
Sixty precincts outside of Wayne county
give Rich, Rep, for Governor, 1902 !;
Morse Dem, 65S2.
One hundred precincts outside Wayne
county give for Governor Rich, Rep.
Il, 500; Morse, Dem. II ,0Sl Ewing, Peo-
pies, l2GI Russell, Pro-. ll6.
Ninety precincts in Michigan out of a
total of 1920 give Rich, Rep. ,53s +;
Morse, Dem. i0,320. The same districts
in 1858 gave Luce, Rep, lt,3I3; Burt,
Dem, / $50.
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GARDINER.
The Usual Vote Polied and the Republicans
Successful As Usual.

t.,nprsnn, Nov. s,-(SpeciaD. - The
election today has been very great no
especial eff ort being made by either party
TO call out large vote. The only break OF
,ny importance was in Ward ;, which
usually goes Democratic. Here the kepub-
hcnns were victorious by vote of 40 to 5s.
Al the wards went Republican by good
nlaiorities and the vote was nearly as large
i. the Gubernatonal election. The follow
lng figures show the results in the several
wards
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MASSACHUSETTS.

BosroN, Nov. s.-At $50 2. NJ. the re-
turns of only ten Massachusetts towns were
in. They give for President: Bidwell, 65
Cleveland, 1913; Harrison, 23sl. The
same towns in 1883 gave Cleveland, 1880;
Harrison, 24al This shows net Demo-
cratic gain of 1863.
The sane towns this year give for Gov
ernor: Hamlin, So Halle, 22o6; Russell,
1885. The same towns in 1891 gave Allen,
2D43; Russell, 1852. Aliens plurality
51l. Net gain for Russell, 20.
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GEORGIA.
The Usual Democratic Vote Was Thrown and
Their Ticket Elected.

ATLANTA Ga, Nov. s.-The full Demo-
cratic Congressional delegation is elected in
this state.
AUGUSTA, Ga, Nov. S.--The returns in
dicate that the Democrats elect every mem
her of Congress.
A New York Worlds bulletin says Geor-
gia gives Cleveland 10000 majority.
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nss Jersey.

TRENTON, Nov. Sat this hour, $50 +
NJ. only small portion Of the state has
been heard from. The returns come in
very siow ". The indications are that Cieve-
land has earriedthe state By 500 to STFl
plurality.
Werts- Dem, Governor, has probably
carried the state by reduced majority
The Democrats claim 10 have elected five
congressman.
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WISCONSIN.

CHn sso. Nov. s.---Seventeen precincts
in the interior Of Wisconsin, show total
vote for Harrison of 2245; Cleveland,
2i37. The same precincts in 1883 gage
Harrison. 2i54: Cleveland. 239O.
Vote for Spooner in the same precincts
is 27if, for Peck. 2i4I. Net Democratic
gain of 27J on Governor. 4s
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Republican Gains in WateryiIie.

WAtrRvltLt, Noy. s. Special.) The
vote today stood Harrison, 6+5; Cleve
land, G56 Peoples aud Prohibition, %
This gives the Democrats the small plu
rIliiy of IT,.
In September the vote stood Repuo
iican, GGG Democratic, 904; Prohibition
Is. Democratic plurality, 23s.
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Cleveland and Aiiueld Leading.

CnicAGo, Nov. s,-The probability is
that Cleveland has carried Illinois and ths,
Altgela, Democratic candidate for Gov
crnor, is elected by i2,ooo or $1,000 ma
jority.
Chicago will give the Democratic ticket
80 600 majority, but the balance Of Cook
county will reduce that to 2j 900.
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CONNECTICUT.

HARTFORD, Ct, Nov. s.-Twenty -one
towns give Harrison, 5656; Cleveland
1923. The same towns in 1883 gave Ilar-
rison, 3654 Cleveland, 3043. The vote
polled was an unusually large one. Th.
returns are slow.
HARrroRp, Nov. s.-Fifty -one towns
give Mersiu Rep DO, ,79i Morris, DEM
10, ,53l Prohibition, 500 The same towns
in 1890 gave Merwin, (Rep), 1882; Nor
ris, (Dem), 9309 Pro-, 596. A net gain
for Morris Dem, of77I.
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pia,n.se. Y. Giants.

i.iliiputiB they are 10 size (heiog no
largsr iliaa mustard seeds,) they asl.iese
resgits that ibcir Broisiingnagian orponepts
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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1892-11-09

A martyr to the tortures Of neuralgia.
happy MIR. f.. l.. G. Manning, 6ftr nt
Hewlett, 4 Manning. Norfolk, Va, writes
For the past Is years have at frequent
intervals been martyr To that cxerueiatiag
and dreadful disease. neuralgia, AMI have
found no remedy TO give me instlH: and
permanent relief like Salvation Oil"
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1892-11-09
A SUDDEN COLD
is the F0rerunner OF Weak.
ness OF the General Health.
y Few T~r-e Paragraphs which IL win
Pay tn Read and 10 fir In the Mind
s-Uew 10 Avsid Taking Cold - The
Way to Maintain Good Health.

This ls the season of the year when people
take cold easily.
A eoid il not The simple thing most peopis
imagine. II il serious matter.
4 cold Is the forerannsr Of an enfsehied
condition which may result in q severe Ill
ness. Il not death.
Way do people take cold 15ecanse the
system is weakened. because Of loss Of
tome, Of health.
Derangemsat o. the stomach and bowels.
weakness Of heart aud lungs, dizziness and
similar troubles, -- these conditions favor
taking cold, and pave the way for serious
ills.
The WAY to avoid taxing cold IL 70 keep
we'll II you are perfectly well il is simply
Impossible 10 take cold or te contract eonta-
gions diseases.
There is one safe way 10 AVOID colds and
to preserve health. and that is, To take Hin
psS's MAGNETIC CoaPoGsp.
When you detect the first symptoms Of a
cold, zach a. sneezIng, duh pressure about
the brain, a feeling " weakness. OF lassi-
tuae, you will find this remedy the perfect
panacea.
II quickly tones up the stomach ar6
bowels, regulates tie action Of the heart,
frees the iaHgs ot poisonous deposits, clears
the brain, gently stimulates the nervous
systesn-n other words, restores the patient
to fHll ana perfect health
HIpDRN's MAGsErfe coNPorNp should
always he kept in the house. It is inyala-
able al this season OF the year.
All druggists sell 1t. Price, s. per bottle.
The genuine is never sold for less. II yoa
wish 10 Try THE COMING MEDICINE, ask for
aH4 insist upon having
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lIasnetlc@ compound
HIDDEN hGD,tiEc CO., ssshuIpot, Mass.
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SENATOR MILL


Nhw YORK, Nov. s.--Tbe Herald saws
Private advices received from Senator Hill
at Albany are to the effect that in his judg.
ment the Republicans will come down so
Harlem river with 60 900 majority.
Cleveland meets them there with ,Gg
majority including New York, Kings and
adjacent counties. thus making Cleveland !,
majority at least 5000.
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cleveland eainiaa "a Alabama.

BisuI>GHaM, Ala. Nov. Sin the Au-
gust election. Jones, Democrat, had not a
m.jority Of 900. In comparison with thai,
xote, all reports to 3 +. NJ. show large gains
for Harrison.
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VIRGINIA.

U,icHMoNp, Va, Nov. S.-The forecast
to :, 7. NJ, from 10 counties, show Demo
cratic gain of 1000
Reports from various sections show II
heavy vote and Democratic gain at all
points. Gains in 90 counties are estimated
~ arDn
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5000 TO 10000


MiLwAuKEE, Wis, Nov. 81 orty-tw
towns and precincts give Harrison 337 ], net
Democratic gain of 2o3 over 1883, when
Harrison carried the state by 2i,ooo.
Figures indicate that the Republican ma
tional aud state ticket are elected by $1,000
to 90 900 plurality.
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Oreqon and Washington.

NEW YonK. Nov. s.--A Herald special
from Portland, Oregon, says the returns
favor Weaver in Oregon and Cleveland in
Washington. The Democrats voted almost
soliily for Weaver in Oregon.
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Good Gain in Norridaewock.

NoRRipGEwocK. Nov. ST Special -
The vote in this town is; Harrison, 2l9
Cleveland. 146. A gain of 10 Republican
and loss of 23 Democratic votes, compared
with Governors vote in September.
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Good Gain in FARMING d ale.

GseoiSfn, Nov. s.--(SpcciaI. The
vote in farminrlale to-day was rs follows:
Republican, 80 Democrats, %; i'rohibi-
ton. 8 Ip;on Labor 3. Therc was
good Repabiican gain.
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ARKANSAS.
Returns Come Slowly and Nothing Will be
known For Day or So.

LITTLE Rock, Ark, Nov. s.-The re-
turns are coming in slowly from the state.
Indications are that it will give Cleveland a
good majority and all Democratic Congress
men will be elected. 1t will be impossible
to give the figures before tomorrow.
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Democratic Losses in Clinton.

tiIsroN, Nov, s. Special. The vote
'aday showed heavy Democratic losses
The vote: Harrison. liG; Cleveland, 1862
Biiwell. - Weaver, 3. The vote in Sep
tember was Republican, l65: Democratic
PIG; Prohibition. %.
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MISSOURI.
Cleveland carrys State by 10000 10 35.
O0O-State by 1900.

Sr. LOUIS, Nov. S.-Meagrc dispatches
from all parts of the state indicate net
Democratic gains of q per cent over lsss.
This will give the state to Cleveland by 80,
600 to 1000, and to Stone, Dem, for
governor, by 900.
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NEw YoRk, Noy. 81 World bulletin
says that the chairman of the Democrat
state committee of Indiana saws Cleveland
has carried Inliana.
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HARRlsON'S ELECTION
Is Claimed by Chairman Garter Of tho Repub.
iican National Committee.

The following telegram was received
here at J O'Clock 4. NJ:
Ngw Yogs, Nov. \.
:. e. Marley. Augusta, Me.
Dur advcc- from Indiana are that We
have carried the state. Mr.. Carter claims
the election of Harrison.
j. n MANLY
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LOUISIANA.
Rains Caused a Light Vote. But Democrats
Won as Usual.

| NEW ORLEANS, La, Nov. s.-Rains
/ throughout Louisiana caused "A light vote.
| The indications are that the entire Demo
cratic Congressional delegation has been
elected.
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vassalboro Made a Gain.

VAss,IBoRo, Nov. St Special. The
vote here today stood Harrison, 219
Cleveland, 100; Bidwell, ); Weaver, 9.
The September vote was Republican.
2S3: Democratic, l6 Prohibition, 20.
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Heavy Vote at Randolph

RAxpoLrH. Nov. Especial. Ran
lolph poIled heavy vote today, and the
Republicans showed strong gain. The
vote stood. Republican. 105: Democrat, G1
Prohibition, , Union Labor. 2; Peoples
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INDIAN ,roLi-, Ind. Nov. s.--RipIsy
county shows Democratic gain of -;
Dearborn county Democratic gain OF
l47; Clark county Democratic gain OF
2is Grant county ~ Republican gain of
800: Shelby county Democratic gain OF
500; Will county Democratic gain Of
800.
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LOUISVILLE, Nov. s.--A Republican Con-
gresham is undoubtedly elected in the ] lth
district Democrats are elected in all other
districts.
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liqht Vote at Fairfield.

fsfagmlp Nos. g. Special The
vote today was Harrison, 2i3; Cleveland.
2o5. The September vote was HepubIi-
can, iO2 Democrats, aJi.
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IOWA ALL RIGHT.
5000 Plurality ior Harrison and Ten Of the
Eleven Congressmen.

DE- MoISEs, Ia. Nov. s.-(Special.)-
The state register claims that Harrison will
have plurality of 25,0oo in Iowa and that
Republicans will elect nine or ten of the
eleven congressman of Iowa.
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CINCINNATI, Nov. s.--Eighty-two pre-
cinct. in Cincinnati give Harrison lt.475;
Cleveland, li.iJ0: a Republican gain
of 800.
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FLORIDA.
Democrats Claim State by 25.000-Both
Democratic Congressman Elected.

JACKSONVILLE, Fla, Nov. s.-The state
Democratic committee says Cleveland s
majority in the state will be $4,000 to 1000.
Both Congressional districts are Demo-
cratic.