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PENNSYLVANIA.

pittsburg, Pa. Nov. o.-Election day in
Ailerheny county ra.se oil very quietly
and the new ballot law has proved itsc, a
success. An extraordinarily " large vote has
been cast, showing that the lack OF excite.
ment which marked the late campaign did
not indicate sack o interest or apathy on
ihe part the vu;crs The few districts
received show the usual Republican major
tiles.
Phi adclpliia. Nov. 9-The general result
in Pen syIvania lnay be summed up as OIL
lows: resident II ,rrison will have ma.
iority of between So QUO and G5. OOO votes.
The Legislature will stand about as the
present.
Homestead, 20, Nov. 9.-Thc election
ab,nrbca Homestead yesterday to the cx-
cluscn ui the strike. The voting was not
as iarge as in former Years. The Republi-
can ticket was boited by large number OF
the locked out mon. ihe was little ex-
cltement at the polls, as few ol the nom
unionists residing Ill the town voted and
those being in the mill had matters their
"wu way practically at,he Munhall polling
place.
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DIR. BRIGGS CASE.
Another Long and Interesting Trial
Promised In New York.

Promised In New York.
New York. Nov. S.-The trial Of Prof.
Charles 4; Briggs, Of Union seminary, for
heresS Will begin in the assembly room of
the Scotch Freshyteria. church on Four
teenth street tomorrow. The public will be
admitted 10 the galleries of the church dur
ing the trial, the body Of the church being
reserved for members of the New York
Presbytery who will act as the jury. Dr.
Bliss. VI the Washington Heights church.
will he the moderator. The trial will prob
ably he very iong one. for after both
sides rest the doors will be closed and the
i'rcSby,cry will sit in secret Judgment
Each member may make a speecl, when he
Votes. and all Of the cl5 preSbyters are
likely I" make advantage of the opportunity
1" eApr,'SS their opinions.
This is tn" fourth ,rial for heresy in the
history "f the American Presbyterian church,
aud Is most important, for it touches Il e
most vital doctrines "f The church. The in
dirtmcnt against br. Briggs says that his
tearling is contrary to the doctrine Of the
Presbyterian church. and that the Bible Is
the only infallihlr rule Of faith and pra--
ttcc. AMI that he teaches Il doctrine of an
intermediate state after death, which is
contrary t" the teachings Of the Bible AMI
the Westminster confession. To these
charges 1lr Briggs will read his reply deny
Ing the charge Of hercSy. which was given
to III" public AT the hearing last year THIS
reply makes a general denial Of the charges.
In IL the learned doctor denies the essen
tiality of the contested doctrines and claims
lhat The construction placed upon his words
Ivy Ills arcuSerS is not correct
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R.,d,. Frcncb Mission.

Paris, Nov. s.---Bretano will shortly pub
lish . pamphlet recounting the mission OF
Wbitelaw Reid, formerly American minister
to France. 1t will contain full reports OF
tn the speeches speech male at the farewell banquet
given to Mr.. Reid. Letters complimentary
to Mr.. Reid from NJ. Simon. Spiller, Iirard,
Of the senate, the president Of the chamber
of deputies, the marquis de kochambeau,
Mr.. James Gordon Bennett and other not
let.
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Unable TO serve.

New York, Nov. s.--william Solomon
and F. 4. sturgis have refused 10 serve on
the Northern Pacific investigating commit-
tee. Mr.. Solomon will net serve because
l,is firm OF Speyer e. Co. has advanced
money to tn Northern Pacific. while +. X.
StuRis cannot act because he is member
OF the stock lis; committee of the stock ex-
change. which makes him ineligible.
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Washington. Nov. s.-Patcnts were issued
to citizens in Minnesota as follows: Eu@eno
Bozce. ST. Paul Park. assignor of onc.half
to G.. n. Bell, ST. Paul. nluchine for treating
flax or other fiber yielding plants: Hiram 4.
harrington, Anokh. metallic fencing; Claude
kidder Carlton. machine for measuring and
registering lumber; Erltmunn Rank, st. Pami
fire escape; Hypolite j. Seigneuret. Hender-
son, gas engine exhaust furnace; William +.
Shattnck. Minneapolis. toy.
PAUL Il Alervin. Patent Attorneys. Room
912 Pioneer Press Building. st. Paul; Tmple
Court. AliuunaIulis
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Cnrter sun Coniident.

New York. Nov. 3.-Chairman C"lter Is
sued Ill. following bulletin at midnight:
"On returns received by the Republican M.
tioIal committee ut midnight Harrison and
Reid llav. carried the States of Califorr ia
Maine Massachusetts, ten votes Of Michi.
gan. Ohio, Oregon. Pennsylvania Rhode
Island. Vermont. Idaho. Colorado, Illinois.
Wisconsin. Montana, North Dakota. South
Dakota, Washington, Wyoming, Nebraska
Indiana and Delaware or 223 electoral
votes. Our own adviceS at this hour also
chance 10 carry West Virginia.
(Sishcd) THOMAS III. CARTER,
Chairman
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+. l.. McoMAs, Secretary. Nn"'
The New Orlenns x,r,Lc

=, ssTTIkC
New Orleans, Nov. S.-The effect of the
strike is apparent, tic principal droppiny
of being In the labor vote. Polls near tho
river. where formerly laborers gave Demo
cratic lenders their heaviest .najorities,
are showing very light votes. The cOnces.
sions Of the merchants In their talk with
Coy. Foster. to arbitrate everything but
un!3hlsm, before the strikers are ordered
back to work was replied to by the strike
conn committee that they wanted the question OF
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MAINE.

Portland, Me-. Nov. 9...-onc hundred and
seventy-seven towns in Maine give Harrison
Same towns in 1883 gave Harrison 4S,342,
Cleveland 32060, scattering 2.5!,!; republic
nn plurality now. 1O,G24; Republican plural-
come i'll with the same ratio of loss the vote
will stand: Harrison Gl,ND, Cleveland Az
900. scattering $40. Total vote 1lS.ID.
In 1883, when the vote stood Harrison 49,
730, Cleveland SO, ,l72 scattering 4O35. To-
tal 12s,237. The Republican plurality In
September was 12,4l2. 50 that the gain will
be clhku.
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Eo,ber Mollinrer,s Relics.

Pittsburg. Nov. S.---Thc announcement
that Fred and f. Z. A. Mollingcr, will sell
the lattcrs chapel and relics has stirred up
trouble among the members Of the church
of the Holy Name, at which the priest per-
formed so many of his remarkable cures.
The members of the congregation say the
relics are the property of the church, and
that in the event Of the heirs attempting to
sell or remove them the matter will be
taken into court. The relies are valued at
about 100000. and the two heirs are
positive that they belong to the estate. The
will not be iu Plttsburg until Wednesday
next.
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RHODE ISLAND.

arovloence, Il: l., Nov. 9-Rhode Island
remains in tue Republican column, casting
her four el,c oral votes for Harrison by a
rIu alny Of sol i'll total vote OF 81, s5S,
the iarse,t Yer poiied in the state. divided
as :"il,ws: Harrison. 27.6OO; Cleveland,
2o.o@; Weaver, S94; B.dweil. l,7T5. There
was no cl c,ion tor congressman i'll either
o. the two uistncls. The Rcpub leans had
slight plurality.
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Corcorl, N. H., Nov. Nov. 3.-Thc nom
receipt of telegraphic returns from any Of
the towns IN the state Indicate that they
will be much lnrgcr than in former years.
The delay Is owing to the new secret bal
lot. Several towns heard form by telephone
and messengers show Denpcratl: gains. In
this city the Democrats have gained heav-
lily. The indications at midnight yesterday
son by about 1000; that there is no choice
for governor by the people; that Stone and
Palmer uleinocratsy are elected to congress;
that the legislature is Republican.
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NEW JERSEN

Jersey City. n. J., Nov. 9-Throushoul
the State OF New Jersey the poll OF votes
was very heavy, and the amount of >cratch-
ing was unprecedented. The Reading COM
blne bill was all impor art factor in the
election aud i'll the different sections the
local influences counted ior more than
party ieslty.
II is estimated that Cleveland has carried
the state by 900 plurality. The rssult o.
the gubernatorial contest is in doubt.
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VII, Re- EIectrocuted.

New York, Nov. s.--Peter Schultz, the
young German. who was found guilty OF the
murder of the baby of Mary Wcrth Heimer,
was today sentenced i'll the Kings county
frocutcd at Sing Sing prison during the week
beginning Dec. ID
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NESr VIRGINIA.

known about the e,. c,iontin West Virginia.
The ballot is lengthy and counting pro-
gres>cs slow. Every county rom which
estimates have been received show Rrpub.
lican gains except in kunawlla, where there
will be loss of over $40. Chairman Daw.
son, of the Republican state committee,
CLAIMS the e.ection of the state Republican
ticket and that the state has gone Tor Har-
rison. The Democrat,c claim is quite to
the contrary. No figures have yet been re-
cciyed. There is no possible way 10 esti.
mate the congressional delegation.
Richmond, W. Va, Nov 9.-Reports from
all paris If the state show Democratic gains
over 1883 Of over l2,Uu.
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MARYLAND.

Baltimore, Nov. 9.-Maryland is sure for
Cleveland. Tue count of the votes only re-
mains to give the plurality or the Demo.
crate candidate and his msjority over al.
Baltimore Eevcr had a more peace nj cleo
tion. The police arrangements were per
'ect In Frederick There was some disturb
ance, the re ult OF which was that several
deputy marshals We're arrested
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n :nis C:,y. 1houI., lac poi S opened al 6
.. nj. and clos ed at 4. and though the teii-
Gus double count required last year was re.
moved bv the general court last winter, the
returns were slow in comm. in, and much
more tardy than last year. The same slow
ness was Characteristic OF the whole state.
show a net gain or Halle, Rep, Tor govern
or. over Allen. kep., last year, oi 656. Rus
sells net gan over his own vote last year in
the same precincts is 6S2. This shows net
Republican gain OF "a
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North Dakota,

Dennis O'Leary OF Dickinson, committed
for offering stray cattle at the Twin City
markets, died in Jail.
Dell Case, a resident of Baraboo, was ar
rested on a charge of burglary. He was
held in $500 bonds.
Patrick Burr had his left hand crushed
while coupling cars at La Crosse. 1t was
necessary to amputate part ofthe hand.
A large number Of summer cottages are
under course of construction at Bayfield, for
occupation by tourists next season.
Mrs. Peter Consol, formerly resident of
Portage, died at her home i'll Brockport, N.
Y, aged SO years.
William Mcdonald, residing near Par
deeville, Columbian County. has been ar
rested on charge of larceny.
James Furaus q we'll known farmer liv-
ing nesr Jamestown who fell from his
wagon and was run over, died.
Otto Herath. a young man living near
Appleton, shot himself in the leg by the
accidental discharge OF his gun while hunt.
ing.
jeff Remission, of Altoona, while board
ing train at that place, fell backwards on
his head, fracturing his skull. is in a
serious condition.
This mills in the Ashland district cut 3OO,-
O00, 900 feet of lumber the present season,
and the lunbermen there expect to put in
$50, 0Oo. 600 feet of logs the coming winter.
The State University regents held q meet
ing recently, the principal business being
the securing Of new director for the Con-
Dervatory of Music.
Nellie Dunn, accused of the murder o
John Wagner, at Pembina, was defended
by Judge conmy and NJ. Brynjollson. and
was discharged after an examination before
. magistrate.
Charles Eyter the young man arrested at
Racine. charged with passing forged
check, has been held for trial in 81, 900
bonds. He claims Indianapolis as his
home.
The large and we'll known clothing house
of David Goodman, at Jamestown, was
closed by the sheriff under attachment pro-
ceedings. Nothing is known as to the ex-
tent OF the liabilities.
The Menominee River Boom Company,
of Marinette, have scaled this year. to No
vember /, 525, 600, 600 feet OF logs, which is
80, 00O, 600 feet more than they scaled during
the entire season of 1892, which was 43O,.
100000 feet.
Hon. A. N. Roach, ofGrand Forks, while
driving to Ardock, where he was announc.
ed for Dem ocratic campaign speech, was
thrown from his buggy by the team taking
fright and sustained severe muscular con.
tusions.
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,,,.s. DEACON AupeuI.,

Paris. Nov. 7.-Alrs. Deacon will appeal
from the verdict given against her by the
tribunal of the Seine in the action brought
by her for n divorce from her husband. The
appeal will be heard next Wednesday. Mrs.
Deacon's lawyers to-day offered to surren-
der the child now in her possession, but
refused to agree to them, and consequently
the negotiations fell through.
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The Recent SNOW storm

Forest River, n. H., Special. Nov. S.-The
worst storm ever known TO this section for
this time of year ragged Sunday and yester-
day. Not much snow has fallen. but the
Of the farmers have their plowing done
and people are in a general way prepared
for winter.
Escanaba. Mich. Nov. s.-The steamer
Waverly: with coal. from Buffalo to Mil.
waukce had Il narrow escape from founder
picked up by the steamer John Craig the
Waverly had eight feet of water in her hold
She was towed here by the Craig and
bcached.
Sturgeon Bay. Wis. Nov. S-The steamer
Richard Morton foundered in the north bay
Il lighter. with steam pump, have gone to
her assistance.
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threatened With Dixhonornble Dis
charge.

Cedar l;aplds, Iowa, Nov. S.-Iast evening
Troop A cavalry, Iowa national guards, was
formally sworn into the service Of the stat.
and gave Il banquet. Sixteen non commits
stoned officers of company e. of the guard
IN this city, We're detailed by order of Gen.
vitcd guests. The miltiamcn thus detailed
have passed resolutions expressing indigna-
tinn ,, at the Insult thus hcaped upon them
dislionnrably discharying all unless they ~.
tract the. resolutions within twenty-four
hours. The Mt.air has caMsel a sensation.
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Ottawa, Nov. S.---Thc secretary Of state
has re, eivtd ii new p,ttion IRON Manitoba.
bear, 4 .evsral hundred nam 8, praying that
the governor general in council Will grant to the
Roman Calholc minority OF that province
remedial legislation as - relief from the opera
tion of the Manitoba public school act The
petition asks Tor whatever reiicf may be granted
uLder t,lg lAW,
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FLORIDA.

Jacksonville. Fla. Nov. 9.-The state
Democratic committee says Clcveland's
majority will tie between 70, OOO and 80, 900.
bola congressional districts are Democratic
by large maj"rilies.
TWO ID 'mocratic senators have been re-
turned tothc sia.e legislature and all the
Democratic electors, there being no Re
lub!ica opposition
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NORTH CAROLINA

Wilmington. n. e.. Nov. 9.-The result
OF the election in this state shows sweep
ing Democratic uiu ory on 10th state and
national tickets. The state ticket ran
ahead, but tirvcland's majority will he
Very large. Clevelands majority in this
county may reach 40, a gain oil LOO over
the vote o. lSSS
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GE0RGIA

Augusta, Ca, Nov. 9.-Returns Indicate
that the Democrats have carried every dis
lrIct and that Georgia will send solid
democratic delegation othe next congress.
Third purity candidates we're run in every
district. Speaker Cnspis reelected by an
increased majority.
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,cxour.d ,,x p,p,I.r

Guthrie. Okla, Nov. IA horrible story is
reported from Deep Fork. in the Pottawato-
mie country. Two weeks ago the wife and
baby of a settler living near there myste-
the Child AMI portions of the body of the
mother were discovered in the lair Of pan.
thcr in the woods several miles from the
house. The woman and child had been car
ried Off and devoured by the ferocious beast.
Fifty armed men are hunting for the pam
ther.
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ArchI,fshOD Walsh Will Attend.

Chicago, Nov. S.-Archbishop Ireland Of
st. Paul, who, as chairman of the commit
tee on temperance OF the worlds auxiliary,
has taken Il great interest in every branch
of that work, has received an intimation
that Archbishop Walsh Of Dublin will at
mer. An invitation was forwarded Arch
bishop Walsh some time ago. and 1t seems
almost certain now that the head Of the
Catholic church In Ireland Will accept
Archbishop Walsh will forward q great
number Of educational measures about to
he adopted by the Liberal government.
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strIpped and Behcnded.

Tacoma, Wash. Nov. 1.-The steamer
Chetkat, from Alaska. brings the news
that four men We're found In q camp at
Point Barry. Cuprenoff island, with their
heads off and all the clothing stripped from
their bodies. The crimes are supposed to
have been committed by the Indians.
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GIVES up NEW YORK.
PreHlLcnt HnrrisOn Admits His De.
feat in the EmDfrS Stntc

ICHt III fhc EmDfrG Sfntc.
Washington. Special. Nov. S-Presldent
night. 1t is said that none of the chairmen
of the committees III the various: states
or members of the national committee have
sent any kilograms to the White House up
70 ~ o'clock There are no explanations "a
he given out Tonight. ii is the opinion Mt
the White house that IL Harrison la de-
ieatcd 1t Will he because the election vOes
proves true " 's
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LOUISIANA,

New Orleans Suv. 9.-Clcveland's ma
jority will probably Teach $1,000 III the
state. The democratic slate central COM
miltee claims and the Republican commit
tee comedies the election OF the entire dele
CATION to congress and that the state goes
or Clevelunu.
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1GI%- 4

Des Moines, Iowa. Nov. 9.-Thc day in
this state was remarkable on account OF the
quiet and good order which prevailed at
lie polling places. Present indications are
that an unusually large vote was polled.
In Des Moincs the heaviest registration in
the history o! the city was recorded and
weather was perfect AS far as heard from
in all parts of the state the cities all report
an increased vote. and the reports from the
country districts show that the vote there
was also large.
The Iowa State register claims Harrison
will have a plurality OF 25,OOO III Iowa, and
that the Republicans Will elect nine or ten
of the e. even congressman and the entire
state ticket. Democrats concede Harrison's 8
plurality 10000. Republicans c.aim Is. COO.
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DEI,A-N RE.

Wilmington, ell, Nov. 9.-The Austria
Ian ballot law " as complete success. All
indications are that an unusually large vote
was pollcd. No comparison is possible, be-
cause tliis IS the first state election under
the new system of districts. Both parties
are Gaining the state, but the Democrats
are the more confident.
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Omaha, Neb., Nov. "a much heavier
vote has been cast i'll Nebraska than was
anticipa,ed. The voting was very quiet.
No truu lie occurred at the polls. Fully
three-q uarters OF the Democratic vote was
thrown 10 the Weaver electors so the direct
vote fer Harrison cuts very little ti.urc.
Everything Indicates the success of the
Weaver electors.
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sOJiru cApn11HA

Charleston, s. C.. Nov. 9.--With the posi-.
bic exception OF the Seventh district the re.
turns show n solid Democratic delegation to
congress and chooses nine Cleveland elect
Ors.
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Harpcr's I:azar: All my son, when are
you going to settle down! Remember that
a rolling stone gathers 10 moss"
"No, but 1t gets q tremendous polish"
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NEVADA.
Reno, New, Nov. 9.-lt is conceded by all
parties that Weaver carries Nevada by $40
Newlands is elected To congress. The result
rs to legislature not yet certain, hut gener-
ally believed that the silver party have ma
jority which will insure the return of Stew
art TO the United States senate.
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CALIFORSIA.

San Francisco Nov. 9-At s o'clock,
when the polls closed in this city. num-
Der oi voters had not cast their ballots. and
the total vote III many prcc nets showed q
Ialling off from the registration. Twenty
marshals or attempted Illegal voting.
The chairman oi the Repub ican state
central committee comedies that San Fran.
cisto has gone Democratic by 1000 plural
ity, but claims the state by 5000 plurality.
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MICHIGAN.
Il ~ II,

Detroit, Mich. Nov. 9-,rhe vote cast in
this state yesterday was an unusually
heavy one. The good weather that pre-
vailed everywhere brought out the voters
in lar c cnnlnbcrs. An unexpectedly large
on account of being Improperly marked.
Returns are incomplete and nothing def
mite can be earned.
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SOrTH

Columbia $. C., Nov. 9-only twenty
i've counties have been heard from and
many returns i'll these are missing. They
SHOW majority of 5000 tor Cleveland.
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NEW AIENICO,

Albuquerque. n. NJ, Nov. 0.-Retums
from this territory Mt headquarters here ill.,
dlcate the reelection Of Anthony Joseph,
Democrat for congress.
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NIISSlSSIppI

jackson, Miss. Nov. 0-ltetlrns are mea-
ger. Cleveland carries the state by about
10000 majority. democrats elec: all con-
SreSSnlen.
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wASuINcToN

Tacoma. Wash, N 0.-The vote polled
throughout the city as .arge. During this
last hour many votes were shut out in
large precints. The count will not be
finished before noon to-day.
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WISCONSIN,

Milwaukee Wis. Nov. o.-Chairman
Wall claims the state for Cleveland by q
majority $4,000. Chairman Payne says
Wisconsin will he i'll inc or HARRISON by
5000 and possibly 1900. Wisconsin is in
the doubtful column.
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OREGON

Portland, Ore. Nov.3 Reports from in
terror counties indlcHc that Il light vote
was poled. In thi. city the vote was heavy.
AS near as can lie ascerained about So per
cent of the Democrats voted for Weaver.
The result is in doubt.
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MASsACIIUsETTS.

Boston. Nov. GA more glorious day
or an election throughout New Engla 80
far as weather was concerned could not
have been desired. Massachusetts. it is
safe to say, polled the largest vote ever cast
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VERMONT
VIRGINIA

complete and show that Harrison will have
q plurality OF rom 5000 to 1900.
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TIE v tS

Galveston. Tex, Nov. 9-Wcather bad
throughout the state yesterday. Vote about
the same as in 1888. when Cleveland had
l8O,OU0 pluralit..
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CONNECrICUT.

New Haven, Conn. Nov. 9.-Complete
returns from the state gathered by the
Southern New Eng and Telephone CONF
pany give Cleveland $3.50 plurality and
Morris. Democrat, tor governor. !, AGA ma.
jolity.
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kENTl-ClN


Louisville. Nv, Nov 9.-The Democratic
victory in, Kentucky was n sweeping one.
The weather was crisp with sunshine the
whole day, and heavy vote was rolled.
Owing to the new secret ballot law the re.
suits came in SLOWLY. 1t is estimated that
Cleveland will have ;5. 600 majority. Ken.
,uckv sends ten Democrats to congress and
one Republican,.
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Richmond. Va. Nov. 9.-The Democrats
have carried the state by an increased ma
jorty, and have lrJbab!y elected ali the
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MONTANA
NEBRASKA.

Helena, Mont, Nov 9.-Thc Republican
state committee claims the entire state
ticket and congressman.
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Only IL Joke,

City of Mexico, Nov. 7.-Telegrams re-
celved here to-day speak Of the battle with
bandits at San Juan and the shooting Of
Garzllli at Monterey as the yeriest joke.
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-AlIAIINNIA.
Montgomery. Ala. Nov. 9..Clcycan,l has
probably carried the state ly about 5000
majurily.
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New York, Nov. S.-From the best infor-
nation obtainGblc the following table gives
the RESULT in the various states Later re.
turns may, of course, change the results: