Tombstone epitaph., 1892-11-13
He Gets 4SO Majority in Mar icOpa, 90 in Pima. and the
 Good Work Goes On.
He Will Gain Several Hundred Votes Over His Majority of
 Two Years AgO.

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 MeHAvE-Sm,th , ahead and three precincts to hear from. Dennis, for council, and Collins, for assembly, both Democratic, elected.
 YUNA-Further results give Smith 52 majority. Norris l, Nugent 95, Field 80.
 MARIcorA-M MS-icopa gives Smith $50 majority, Norris 300. The entire Democratic ticket was elected, with the exception of Morgan and Daven- port Marshal and Priest are the Re publicans elected.
 PHGSIx. ? p. m.-Almost complete returns from this county give Mark Smith 450 majority.
 PHGNIx-For the legislature. lower house returns from IS precincts show Baxter and Hurley elected on the Democratic ticket without doubt and Marshal on the Republican ticket and probably Street. The difference be- tween Street and Rogers is only seven votes and may be changed by further returns.
 ALBANY-U. $. Senator David B. Hill was intervie wed by a represents tive of the Associated Press last even ing on the results of the election. After expressing reluctance to talk, Hill rejoiced at the victory of the Democratic party, and said:
 "It is not only a personal triumph for Cleveland and 8 just tribute to him, but vindication of the Demo- cratic principles which he champion ed. I trust our victory will carry with it the control of the United States sena,e, which will enable us to place Democi atic legislation upon the federal statute books. We must carry out our pledges by reforming the tariff and reducing the federal tax atiop, not by harsh and extreme me as- urss but upon the conservative lines indicated in our platform and in the speeches of our candidate. If we shall secure the senate, we can show the people the beni6cent results of Democratic policies. and the good we can accomplish will assure us power for many years.
 WAsHISGToS-At present in the senate there gre A Republicans, 39 Democrats and , Farmers Alliance men. It looks now as though after the 4th of March next there will be 43 Republicans, 43 Democrats and ? Farmers Alliance representatives. One of these, Senator Peffer of Kansas would probably vote with the Repub- lican party. Should Senator Kyle in- siet on the other side, any momen- tous question could easily be tie and this would have to be broken by the casting of the vote of the vice-presi- deut who would necessarily vote with tho Democrats.
 NEW YoRK-Probably the largest financial winner on the election i, Mike Dwyer, the we'll known turfman It is said on good authority that ht will pocket gain of nearly fSu,OOO Dwyer placed his money in every conceivable way. He bet on the gen ersl result, the states of New Yorl and New Jersey, the city and count! majorities and Cleveland's majority il Indiana. He was won nearly ever. bet he made. Joseph O'Donahue i another heavy winner. his figure being placed st $20.00o. He bet great deal on the result in Indiana.
 NEW YoRK-The papers here as rule, concede the election of Cleve land. Only the most pronounce' Republican orEans gainssy it. Tn Isssss conservative estimate of th easssss.l eollsgs l., Cleveland 276 uuutnsa 1os; Wssvw q.