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PENNSYLVANIA REPUBLICAN.
The Whole State Ticket EIected-Re
publicans Gain Congressmen.

The Whole State Ticket EIected-Re-
publicans Gain Congressman.
PHILADELPHIA, Nov. a-Twenty- nine counties
In Pennsylvania, not including Allegheny or
Philadelphia counties, give Cleveland 1,475
plurality, Democratic gain of 9,40L Twenty
three OF these counties show gains for Cieve-
land, white six show gains for Harrison.
PHILADELPHIA, Nov. 9.-3 g. m.-Harrison's
nIGjority i'll Pennsylvania is between 5000 and
10000. The Republicans elect two congressman
a. large, Lilly, Of Carbon county, and Mellow, of
Mercer. John Dean 10 elected justice of the su-
preme court, and the Republicans elect con.
gressmen in the First, Second, Fourth, Fifth,
Sixth, Tenth. Eleventh, Fourteenth. Fifteenth.
Twentieth, Twenty-first, Twenty-second.
Twenty-third and Twenty seventh districts,
while the Democrats elect In the Third, Eighth,
Ninth, Thirteenth, Seventeenth, Nineteenth,
Twenty fourth, Twenty fifth, Twenty-sixth and
Twenty eighth. The other districts are close
and will require fuller figures.
HOMESTEAD, Nov. S.-The election absorbed
Homestead today. TO the exclusion of the strike
and all other matters of interest The voting
was not ~ large a. in former years, az many
persons have moved away. 1t was distinguished
by the large amount of cutting of both national
and legislative nominees. The Republican
ticket was bolted by a large number of locked
out men, and the Democratic leaders claim the
borough, but the Republicans do not concede it.
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grsss In the Fifteenth district BY about 500
majority. Portsmouth gives Harrison i,6a5,
Cleveland I.26L Harrison's plurality In the
county IL Loo In Dayton the Democrats gain
about 500, which Will elect the entire Demo-
crstic city ticket. George w. Houk is reelected
to Congress in the Third district By about 400.
CINCINNATI, Nov 6-Rsturns at a. "a. from
congressional districts indicate that the Repub-
cans are successful In the First, Second, sixth,
seventh. Eighth, Tenth, Eleventh, Fifteenth,
Eighteenth, Nineteenth, Twentieth, and the
Democrats in the Third. Fourth, Fifth, Twelfth,
Thirteenth, Fourteenth and TwsBty-drst The
others are doubtful.
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CALIFORNIA REPUBLICAN.
Cleveland Gains Over 1855, but Not
Sufficiently to Win.

Sufficiently to Win.
San FRANCISCO, Nov 9--Following are the
assemblymen elected in San Francisco in thir-
teen out of twenty districts: Eighth, district,
Cusick, Dem. and non- partisan; Thirtieth, Cot
way, Dem, Thirty-third, Buckley, Dem. and
non-psrtisan; Thirty-fourth, Lutsringer, Dem;
Thirty-seventh, Burke non-partisan; Thirty.
eighth, Schlessin ger. d.. Thirty NINTH Kahn. r
Fortieth, Godehaux. Dem. |; Forty-frst, Baldwin,
non-partisan; Forty-second, Hendriekson. Dem. !;
Forty-third, Marks. Dem,; Forty-fourth, Nc
Gowan, Rep; Forty-fiith, Gaseiie, Dem. ami
non-partisan- For the senate. in three out Of
Eve districts: Seventeenth district, Damn, Dem.
and non-partisan: Twenty-ifth. Fay, Dem. and
non-psrtisan; twenty-ninth, Boyce, Dem. and
non partisan.
The count of the vote In this city has pro-
ceeded very slowly. Little more than hall OF
the tickets had been counted at a m. These
incomplete returns show the following result:
Cleveland, 21,606: Harrison, 1851; Weaver,
1.537: Bidwell, 337. Complete returns from
thrty-five out of 275 precincts in this city give
Cleveland 1872, Harrison 2,544 Weaver 241, Bid
we'll 81.
Complete returns from 2o2 precincts in Cali
fornia outside OF San Francisco give Harrison
9.o27, Cleveland s,4os, Weaver l,464 The total
number of precincts in the state outside OF san
Francisco is L92l
Complete returns from 20 out of 275 precincts
IN this city give Harrison 2,o74 Cleveland, 1850,
Weaver lS5. Bidwell S. The same precincts
give Alexander. Rep, for congress- 1872, Nc
CUR, DEM, l,7i2
8 a. m.-Foilowing is the result of the con-
gressional election in California a. far A.
counted at this hour. Returns from 81 out OF
49, precincts in the First district give Davis,
Rep, 1911; Geary, Dem, 1897. Forty out
of 40! precincts in the second district
give Davis, Rep, 1872; Camineth. Dem, Its;
Twenty-six out oil 23s precincts in the Third
district give Hilborn, Rep, 1896: English, DEM,
1.2l. Twenty-Five out of 275 precincts in the
Fourth district give Alexander, Rep, 1872; Ma
guire, Dem, LA Fourteen out lS4 in the Fifth
give Loud, Rep, 6si: Ryand, DEM, GA
Twenty out 275 in the sixth give Lindiey. Rep,
755; Cannon, Dem. and Peo, 1907. Fifty-two
out of Alb in the Seventh give Bowers, Rep,
1.45l: Wellborn. Dem, 1404
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How Cleveland and Flower Voted.

New YORK, Nov. Sex President Cleveland
left his house and walked TO the polling place
at SIS Sixth avenue. There were twenty-five
men in line ahead of the ex-president They
recognized him, and raising his hat, he bowed.
When Cleveland stepped up TO the poll clerk
and gave his name Republican watcher at
tempted to challenge his vote, but he was quick
ly hustled out OF the way. Cleveland received
a bunch OF ballots marked No. $50 and went into
the fifth booth to select a ticket. 1t took him
just six minutes to prepare his tickets. They
were in proper ORDER ana as soon they were
deposited in the respective boxes the ex-presi-
dent went home. Gov. Flower, after deyotiug
six minutes in the polling booth, came out ana
handed his ballot 10 the inspector, but it was
Improperly folded and he was obliged to do the
work over sgsin, occupying eight minutes.
Hon. Benjamin f. Tracy. secretary of the
navy, east his ballot in Brooklyn tais morning.
He voted from the Hotel St. George. in the
Seventh election district of the FIRST ward.
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ADIAv =. e~rvFSsON.

rushing to his house to extend congratula-
tons. Mr.. Stevenson. OF course expressed
extreme qualification at the result and said
he considered 1t due to a revolt on the part of
the farmers and wage workers against
the Mckinley tariff and high protective pol
icy democracy" said he, isis under ever
lasting obligations to Senator Hill aud Tam
many for their splendid work." He could not
tco earnestly express his gratitude.
At Q late hour this "wednesday morning the
city was bedlam, bands OF marching men with
rockets and roman candles, shrieking for Cleve.
land and Stevenson. parading the streets.
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Maine II Republican.

PORTLAND, Me-, Nov. a-Seven precincts out
aide Of the cities give Harrison 9sS, Cleveland
$50.
Towns in Maine give Harrison 42,os9, Cleve-
land 81 1885, scattering S,03i. The same towns in
1853 gave Harrison 43S4S Cleveland $1,000. scat
tering 1851. Republican plurality now, 1854;
Republican plurality then. 1927. If the re-
manning towns count with the same rate of loss.
the vote will stand: Harrison $1,000; Cleveland
1880: scattering 5000
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ILLINOIS VERY CLOSE.
Democrats Garry Chicago, and Proba.
bly, tine State, Too.

bly, the STATE, Too.
CHICAGO, Nov 9-Returns from Illinois are
still incomplete at an early hour this morning,
but indications point to carrying the state by
Cleveland and stevenson by plurality of from
5000 10 le,00o 1t also appears at this hour that
the entire Democratic state ticket 10 elected,
and that the Democrats have a major
fty Of the congressional delegation, and con-
troll both branches o. the legislature. In
view OF the fact that the state is to be redis-
tricted during the coming winter, the election
OF the governor and both branches of the legis-
lature by the Democrats is of the utmost i'm
portanee to that party. The Republicans,
however, Insist that there is a possibility of
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Pou6HKEEPslg, \. Y, Nov. s.--A quarrel
broke ont at the Seventh ward polling place
here between the city police aad United States
marshals. In resulted first In & tree fight. and
then in the arrest OF tae Inarshsis, some Jour or
five in number. They were taken before the re-
corder AMI adm TIED u baii. The aarsha!s
then went before United States Commissioner
Hunter ana swore out warrants Tor the arrest OF
the police. Ihrse of them, including the chief.
were brought before the commissioner, who
held them 10 await the seison OF ths United
States grand jury.
In the scrimmage the chief of police drew
revolver on marshal anu threatened to shoot
unless he surrendered
Edward X. Osborn, senator from this district,
had to swear in his VOTE. warrant for his
rest was Immediately afleTward procured.
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NEBRASKA In DOUBT.
But Returns So Far Favor the Weaver
Electoral Ticket.

OMAHA. Novemaer S--Foarteen precincts out
side Of Omaha give Harrison 1.S97, Cleveland
646, Weaver i.i97. In is9o the same precincts
gave the Republicans L54., Democrats l,7o9,
Populists 91s.
Thlrtv-seven precincts in Omaha give Hsr-
rlson 5,457. Cleveland l,4t4, Weaver i,SsS
Eighteen precincts in Lincoln give Harrison
las, Cleveland 4ia, Weaver siG.
LINCOLN. Nov. a--A dozen precincts outside
this county received up 10 IL y m, shows a
general purpose on the part OF tie Democrats 70
vote for Weaver electors, but no estimate can lie
made on the state ticket oths- than II slight fall
ing eff OF the indepen deu, vote. Bryan, DEM.
Is elected 10 congress Ia the First district.
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Connections Probably Democratic,

HARTFORD Nov. 6-Oue hundred and thirty
towns show . net Republican gain for governor
of ! ,394
Cleveland has 69l majority IN Hartford. .
Democratic gain of 274
These congressman are elected
1 Lewis Sperry, Dem. 3. Charles A. RUSSELL,
2 J. p. Pigots, DEM Rep
"A. r E. De Forest. DEM
One hundred and twenty-eight towns give
Harrison a.. 999. Cleveland Il, 464; Democratic
gain over 1853 OF 25l0.
NEW HAVEN, Conn, Nov 9, $50 q m.-Com-
plete returns from the state gathered by tele-
phone company give Cleveland $3.50 plurality,
and Morris. Dem, for governor. AGA majority.
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MISSOURI DEMOCRATIC.
Large Democratic Gains--The st. Louis
Vote Very Close.

ST. LOUIS, Nov. S-Returns are coming very
slowly, but all Indications are that the Demo-
cratic state ticket, we'll the presidential, is
elected by plurality OF $4,000 or $1,000. Repub-
leans claim to have elected one congressman,
and that four more sre in doubt
Meacer dispatches from all parts OF the state
to the Republic indicate Democratic gains of Is
per cent over 1855. This will give the state to
Cleveland by from 81 oo0 20 5000 aud TO stone,
DEM, for governor by 1900.
Two hundred aud eight precincts give Cleve-
land $50, Harrison 5,101, Stone 5.Sss, Weaver
SO
City returns indicate tbs. Coob and O'Neil
Dems., and Barshold, Rep. are elected 10 con-
gress from the Twelfth, Eleventh and Tenth
districts respectively. Indications are tina. the
vote In -. Louis will he 90 close that tie p.u-
rslisy either way viii be insignificant
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Nissis.i,ni So,tdtv Democratic.

WEST FoIST Miss, Nov S-The Second con-
eres slonal atSt.iet, conceded To be tie only
close district il tie state, has gone for Fl. d.
Money, NJ, b. 1900 majority over Frank
Barkift. Peoples party. TIE result insures q
solid delegation to congress, and the state for
Cleveland by a. .easJ 5000 majority.
Tae follow .ug coEgrcssne \ are elected:
/ John II. Al len, Dem Il J. ]. Willisns, Dem
> J. {. Kyle. psIn. h I. K stock dale, Dem.
= I {. CaIcn,ngs, Dem 2. {. E. Hooker, Dem.
L Ii D. Money DIN
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CARTER WILL NOT GIVE Up.
He Claims Illinois, Indiana and Colo
~ u PrnhalIY Lost.

NEW York, Nov. 8-Chalrmsn Carter issued
the following bulletin a. midnight: On returns
received hy the Republican nationa, committee
M 10 niuEgat Harrison ami Reid have car
ried California, Maine Massachusetts,
tea votes OF Michigan, Ohio, Ore
gon, Peunsvvaaia, Rhode Island. Vermont,
Idaho. Colorado, Illinois. iowa. kansss, Mime
sofa, New Hampshire, Wisconsin, Montana.
North Dakois, south DAKOTA, Washington.
Wyoming, Nebraska. Indisna AMI Delaware, or
~ electoral votes, IA majority of SIX in the
Q ectOral college. Our own advlces ct this hour
also show that we have more than an even
CHANGE 10 carry West Virginia
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Minnesota shows Democrats Gains.

81. PAUL, Nov. G-The weather in Minnesota
was clear but very cool
Seventeen precincts outside of the Twin cities
give Harrison 953, Cleveland $50. The same in
In 1883 gave Harrison 1.o95, Cleveland 623, .
net Republican loss OF 49,
ST. Paul, Nov. S-James Dsbsey, secretary Of
the state committee, said this morning that the
Republican electors would be chosen by plur-
Atty of 1900 to ls,0c0. Nelson 10 elected
governor by plurality OF 15,o00
81. PAUL, Nov. S-Returns up to o'clock In.
dictate 1900 majority for the Harrison electors
over the straight Democrat electors, returns for
the fusion electors being very incomplete.
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claims the election of the Weaver ticket by To-
90 majority, but admits doubt Is to the state
uckef. He claims i've out Of ten congressman.
TOPEKA. Nov. S-shawnes county gives the
straight Republican ticket majority OF abou,
1000 dispatch from Independence. Kan, TO
the eap'ios states that Humphrey. Rep, for con.
gress l. elected by 500 majority
HUTCHINSON. Kan, Nov. s.-Long, Rep. for
congress, carried Reno county By majority Of
100 over Simpson
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pre.id.n. Harrison Hears the News

WASHINGTON CRY, Nov s.-The usual inter.
est was displayed here in the result Of the cleo
ton. Large crowds eoneresaied on Pennsyl-
vgn!a avenue and other principal streets during
the evening and watched with interest the
figures shed on the bulletin boards Pfesi.
dent Harrison received returns q the White
House in company with secretary Foster, At
sorney Geusrai Miller and Secretary Tracy The
parry continued 10 receive returns until after
as4..sx
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North D.kot. for Harrison.

BISMARCK, N. D., Nov a.-The returns are ex-
ceedingiy slow. Those from the counties so far
indicate that the Harrison electors have at least
1000 majority. johnson, Rep, is returned to
congress. On joint ballot the republicans will
have the legislature. The Republican state
ticket is carried by q small majority. Eighteen
towns and precincts in North Dakota give Har-
fison 454, Weaver 49, For goveruor-burke,
Rep, 444; shortbridge, Fus., 536 For congress-
man, Johnson, Rep, 444; O'Brien, DEM. 425;
EOsa. Ind
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SAN FRANCISCO, Nov. S-Dck Creighton, ex-
state senator, who served a term of imprison-
ment for embracery. was arrested this afternoon
by the police officer on the charge of carrying
concealed weaponA Creighton had been &C.
lively engaged in political work about the polls
in the Twenty ninth district, and INDUCED in
an alteration with . voter VIII Oh led to his
drawing q pistol He was suppressed before
any shooting was done.
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INDIANA VERY CLOSE.
Cleveland Ahead in indianapolis th
Home Of Harrison.

Homo OF Harrison.
INDIANAPOLIS, Nov. S--Not more than half the
precincts in the state have been heard from and
these incompletely. Indications are that Cleve-
land has carried the state by 5000 to 5000 plu-
rality and the Democrats have the state ticket
and legislature.
Two hundred and three precincts out of
1850 give Harrison 1865, Cleveland 1850. The
state Is very close. Estimates given on Fulton
county show 200 majority for the Democratic
state and national ticket Democratic gain of
Ito. TIE total vote of sixteen precincts IN
Randolph county shows a net Republican gain
over 1890 of 235
Fourteen precincts in indianapolis give Cleve-
land l,so3, Harrison l,1S2 Comparison 10 not
possible.
Allan county gives Cleveland 800 majority. a
gain OF 800 over 1883 Shelby county gives
Cleveland $50, gain of 26S over 1883
One hundred and eighty precincts In Indiana
give Harrison 1850, Cleveland Il, a04. net Re-
publican gain of l,6l9
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KANSAS GOES FOR FUSION.
Bat Jerry simpson - Beaten and Re
nuhltean state Ticket Elected.

ToPEkA, Nov. s-Tae weather in Kansas was
clear aud cold. Partial returns trem the
Seventh congressional d'stTict now represented
bs Jerry simpson. indicates tnat he is defeated.
ToPg6A. Nov. a-Cha4FlnaG freientnel, OF
tie Democratic state committee, SAYS the
Weaver electors viii have II jorlty 81 the
state az 100: hat Llewellya. !or governor.
" n have 1900 majority, and the Democrats
and iopul.sts VIII ga seven eenSTessaea.
ToFKKA. Ran, Nov AT g. n. tie Eepu5-
ncan state centra comnfittse make claims shat
the Republican, national ticket will have l2coo
majority the state ticket lo.ooo; that thcy have
elected {; ont OF s congressm men and viii have
n out of the 40 senators. los cut OF Us represen-
tasives IN the state Legislature.
Cre.dentaAl. Of the ROPES party eommltasos
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Texas 10 Democratic.

GALVESTON, New. S.-The weather was bad
throughout the sfate today. The vote was about
the same as in 1855. when Cleveland had 1900
plurality. The completely OF the situation will
render returns slow.
Houston, Tex, Nov. S-Beyond the fact that
Cleveland carried the state. nothing definite
will be known here before tomorrow, only an
Insignificant number of boxes having been
counted
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MONTANA REPUBLICAN.
State Capital Contest Causes . Good
Deal OF Vote SWAuDinRs


HELENA, Nov. a-The Australian system
makes the count slow. The weather was fine,
the vote heavy. The indications are that Harrf.
son has carried the state by small plurality.
Richards. governor; BotkinS lieutenant COVER
nor, and Rotwitt, secretary of state. on the Re
publican ticket are elected. The rest OF the
ticket is divided between the Republicans and
Democrats. The Peoples party claims the at
torney general, Miss Ella Knowles. There was
considerable swapping OF votes on account OF
the contest for the state capital. The Republi.
cans claim the legislature. Helena and Butte
lead in the capital contest
Thirty-five precincts out of 4sS give Harrison
S,l52. Cleveland 3,05S
HELENA, Nov. S-Twenty Ave precincts out.
side OF Helena and ten in the city give Harrison
2,s0s. Cleveland 2,i91. For governor: Richards,
Rep, ASIA; Collins. Dem. 2,47a The Repub-
lican state committee claims the entire stats
ticket, national ticket and congressman
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WISCONSIN CLOSE.
Cleveland Gaining Over the Vote o
1888. hut Not EnnuRh.

1888, but Not Enough.
MILWAUKEE, Nov. S-Fifty-seyen towns and
precincts in this county give Harrison 1885,
Cleveland 12,d52 spooner, tor governor, 1925:
Peck. l2.77o Ujen, Rep, for congress, 3,ll2;
Mitchell, 1926. Fourteen towns aud precincts
outside of Milwaukee give a net Republican
plurality of ,S2S and Democratic gains of l. l42
one hundred and eighteen precincts give
Harrison 0,0i5. Cleveland 20, 1i6. One hundred
and sixty-three precincts give Harrison 27,6i5,
Cleveland 27S99.
AIS a. NIT - almost certain that Cleveland
has carried the state. The Republican figures
have been reduced to less than 1000.
MILWAUKEE, Nov. 9.-Charran Wall claims
the state for Cleveland by a majority OF $4,000.
Chairman Payne ssys Wisconsin Will be In line
for Harrison by 1900 aui possibly 1900.
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New Hampshire Republican.

CONCORD y. H.. Nov Sind lca,ons at mid
night are that the state has been carried by Har.
rison by ahoag 2,G0; that there is no n ace for
governor BY the Geop.e: that Stone sad Parker,
psias., elected 10 congress. ana that tae leg
islature is Republican In both branches.
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Republicans Elect the State and Prob
ably tho National Ticket.

hepubIicans Elect the State and Prob.
ably tho National Ticket.
HURON, 8. D., Nov. a-Partisl returns up to 1
m. indicate that Harrison has . majority
over Cleveland and Weaver in South Dakota.
The Populists up to this time show less strength
than two years ago.
Ott Peemiiier, chairman of the Democratic
state committee at 10 O'Clock tonight conceded
the election OF the Republican state ticket by
5000 plurality. but claims the Weaver presi-
Dental electors are chosen by 5000 plurality.
Nine precincts, including the city of Sioux
Falls, give Harrison 1853, Cleveland s4,, Weaver
s6S Returns on governor and congressman arc
incomplete, but Sheldon, Rem. is ahead
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Colorado Probably for weaver.

DENVER, Nov. s.-No official returns have
been received, but indications are that almost
the entire Weaver ticket will be elected. No
figures can be given tonight. The only doubt
full candidate on the Weaver ticket is Waite, for
governor, who ran behind the ticket The
small towns in Arapahoe county outside Of
Denver give Cleveland 627, Harrison sos.
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KENTUCKY DEMOCRATIC.

The Victory y Sweeping One-Only One
Republican Congressman.
LOUISVILLE, KY, Nov. S-The Democratic vic
tory in Kentucky today was a most sweeping
one. Owing to the secret ballot law which went
into effect today, returns are coming in slowly
1t is estimated that Cleveland will have 5000
majority. Kentucky sends ten Democrats to
congress and one Republican. The following
congressman are elected:
/. W. J. Stone, Dem. n. ". C.P. Breckenridge.
2. w. I. Ellis, Dem. Dem.
3. L II. Goodnight, DENIS JAS b. McCreary. DIM
4. A. b. Montgomery, Da I. II. Paynter, Dem.
5. Asher G. Caruth, D'ml 10 NJ. C. Lisle, Dem.
6. Albert s. Berry, Dem. III. Silss Adams, Rep.
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Rhode Is,.nd ooe. Republic.n.

PROVIDENCE, r. l., Nov. a-Rhode Island still
remains in the Republican column, casting her
four electoral votes for Harrison by plurality
of 25o1 in total vote of 545lS, the largest ever
polled in the state divided Al follows: Hsrri-
son, 1900; Cleveland, 5000; Weaver, 3O4; Bid
we'll, LILO. There was no election for congress-
men in either OF the two districts, but the Re-
publican candidates. had slight pluralities.
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Cleveland Hears the News,

Ngw YogK, Nov. s.-Clevsland about mid
night began receiving teisgraals OF congratuia.
ten from friends in this city. Most of the
members OF the campaign committee sent dis
patches assuring him ~ election. Messrs
whitney. Rarity and Dickinson ali sent con.
gratuiationa Dickinson called on Cleveland
about lao this morning and personally rendered
hia All