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ILLINOIS.

In Illinois yesterday State officers, members OF
Congress and electors were voted for The
Legislature elected viii choose a successor to
United States Senator Cullom. AT the election
In 1890 Wilson d., candidate for State Treasurer,
was elected by a plurality OF 9847. At The
Presidential election In 1888 the vote OF the
State was divided as follows: Harrison 370.473,
Cleveland 349, ,27S, Fisk 81 800, scattering 1890
CHICAGO. Nov. S.-As the returns come
in it is conclusively demonstrated that IIli-
Dois to-day cast the heaviest vote In the his
tory of. the State. All parties appear to
have poled practically the entire vote. The
surprise of the day in this city is the little
disparity between the Cleveland and Ait
geld vote. Scratching has been unusually
heavy.
Fifty-sx precincts in Chicago give Cleve-
land 10, 703, Harrison 7166.
One hundred and forty-three precincts in
Chicago give Harrison 18.625. Cleveland
28.090. A comparison with 1888 will be i'm
possible, owing to the city being entirely
redistrIcted
One hundred precincts In Chicago give
Fifer 1888. Atgeld 1917.
Twenty-one townships in Illinois, outside
Of Cook County. give Harrison 1929. Cleve-
land 1852. In 1888 the same townships gave
Harrison 1850. Cleveland 1886.
Two hundred and forty-eght precincts In
Chicago give Harrison 1888, Cleveland
41, ,591.
At 10 p. NJ. the probability is that Cleve-
land has carried Illinois and that Altge,d.
the Democratic candidate for G )vernor, is
elected by from 1900 to 1900 majority.
Chicago will give the Democratic ticket
10000 majority and the balance of Cook
County will reduce that TO $4,000. At Re-
publican headquarters they do not claim
over 10000 or 1900 for Fifer outside of
Cook County.
The Daily News extra, issued of 10 P. NJ.
claims Illinois for Cleveland by over 10000.
Five hundred and forty-nine out of 693
precincts in Chicago give Harrison 72, 3l6,
Cleveland 1921.
Five hundred and seventy-seven precincts
in Chicago give Harrison 76.026. Cleveland
"a, ,823
One hundred and forty-eight to ownships in
Illinois, outside of Cook County. give
Harrison % 763. Cleveland 2l ,553 The same
towns in 1888 gave Harrison 23.e72. Cleye.
land 15,1o5; CIeveland's net gain is 1887.
Az IL 80 AM. the indications are that Iii.
nOis has gone for Cleveland ana Stevenson
by from 5000 TO 10000 plurality, and that
the entire State Democratic tick ct Is elected.
Late returns may change these figures. as
the country districts yet to be heard from
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are likely to cut down the Democratic gains
III Chicago and Cook.
Cook County will give Cleveland and
Stevenson and Altgeld not less than i5, 600
plurality, which will probably more than
offset the Republican majority in the coun-
try precincts, as the country thus far has
shown the Harrison vote TO be less than in
1888. when Harrison had a plurality OF
1000 in the whole State.
Two hundred and twenty precincts in the
State outside of Chicago give Harrison
Al ,259, Cleveland IS, $780, The same pre-
cinets in 1888 gave Harrison 3S. 74S, Cleve-
land 81 800, so Cleveland's net gain is 1923.
The City Press Association claims that
500 precincts of 693 IN Chicago give Cleve-
land 1884. Harrison 72, 100. This gives
Cleveland a lead of 5.154 thus far in Cook
County Harrison's plurality In the State
outside OF Cook County in 1883 was 81 GOO.
and the country thus far shows a falling off
OF 1923 in 220 precincts. 1t would seem the
result must be very close. probably not over
5000 for Cleveland.
The Democrats have probably elected
both Congressmen-at-large and carried not
less than ten of the twenty Congressional
districts in the State.
Six hundred and fifteen precincts In this
city give Harrison S1.3sS. Cleveland IOl, $50 ;
SS5 townships outside of Cook County give
Harrison 1880, Cleveland 1887. Cleye-
lands net gain, 3699.
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sweeping one. Owing to the secret. ballot
law' which went into effect to-day. returns
are coming in slowly. it is estimated that
cleveland will have $4,000 majority Ken
lucky sends ten Democrats TO Congress ana
one Republican. in the Fifth District
oaruth u. was reelected by 5000 majority
over wilson r. In the second District
Ellis ID. was reelected over Petit Peo.
oy majority of about 2000 In the Elev-
ehth District Silas Adams r. defeated j.
ID. hindman ID. by about 2000 D. mo
cfatlc gain of about 1900 The other sue
eeSsIui candidates were all Democrats: !:
first District, Stone. reelected; Third Dis
'tiict, Goodnight. reelected; Fourth Dis
iict' montgomery. reelected; Sixth Dis
.iict' A. ,. Berry, successor to DickersOn; /;
seventh District, Breckinridge. reelected :;
Elghth District, MeCreary. reelected !;
Ninth District, Paynter. reelected; Tenth
District, NJ. c. List. successor to Kendall.
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STEVENSON sERENADED.

The Democratic Vice-Prssid entiaI Can
didste Congratulated by His Friends.
BLOOMINGTON, H., Nov. 9.-Mr. Steven
son has been busy all the evening reading
kilograms OF congI atulation from different
parts Of the country. At midnight con-
slant stream OF friends were rushing 10 his
house to extend congratulations. Mr.
Stevenson Of course expressed extreme
qualification az the result and said he
considered 1t due to the revolt on
the part Of the farmers and wage-earners
against the Mckinley tariff and the high
protective policy. "The Democracy" said
he, "is under everlasting obligations to
Senator Hill and Tammany for their splen-
did work" He could not too earnestly ex-
press his gratitude At an early hour this
dnesday) morning the city was bed
lam. Bands of marching men. with rockets
and roman candles and shriekiEg for Cleve-
land and Stevenson, were parading the
streets.
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as usual. Connecticut is claimed by both
parties. but the returns appear TO favor the
Democrats. With New York, New jersey
and Connecticut, four or five probable votes
from Michigan. and the South made solid
by fraud and wholesale denial of the right
of suffrage. Cleveland would have about
2l6 electoral votes. needing only those OF
Indiana and Illinois to assure his election.
AT the present writing Indiana aud Illinois
are claimed by both parties. but we are
without sufficient full returns TO place the
result in either State beyond doubt.
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OHIO.

In Ohio members OF Congress and electors
were voted for yesterday. AT the State elections
last year Mckinley r. was elected Governor by
plurality OF 1.511. In the Presidential cleo
ton In 1888 the vote was divided as follows
Harrison 416.054, Cleveland $50, ,455, Streeter
1896, Fisk 24,356.
CINCINNATI. Nov. 8.-There are 2S09
voting precincts in Ohio. and MeKinley's
plurality over Campbell last year was
2l.511 Fifty-four precincts in Cincinnati
give Harrison a plurality of 1881. The
same precincts last year gave Mckinley a
plurality of 1924.
Returns from Hamilton County show that
Harrison will carry the county Dy over
5000, while the County and Congressional
Republican ticket falls far behind the
national vote. The Republican Congress
sional nominee in the First District is
closely pressed by the Democrat, and the
Democratic candidate for. Auditor is prob
ably elected.
One hundred and fifty-fve precincts give
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INDIANA AND ILLINOIS.
cleveland Must Have Them to Make II
Election Sure.

Cleveland Must Have Them to Make HI.
Election Sure.
New YORK. Nov 8-New York State has
given a majority for Cleveland of probably
25.O00. and the Democrats have the Assembly
by a majority Of ten, which gives them the
United States Senatorship. The Democrats
have also carried the majority of the Con-
gressi0nal districts.
The Tribune will tomorrow morning say
The returns received at the hour of writing
are not satisfactory to the Republicans. 1t
can only be said that returns are not at hand
to justify the assertion that several great
Western States have given their electoral
votes to Cleveland, and without those votes
he is still in danger Of disappointment. The
Republicans failed to carry New York. The
machinery in the great Democratic cities
turned out majorites sufficient to ovefpower
the votes of the Republican counties, which
appear to have fallen below expectations.
La the absence of returns from any con-
siderable part Of New jersey, Ii can only be
assumed that the State has gone Democratic,
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MAINE.

The election OF State officers In Maine took
place on the 18th OF September last aud resulted
In The election OF the Republican ticket The
only officers voted for yesterday were the
electors and members OF Congress. The present
Legislature win choose successor TO United
States Senator Hale. In the Presidential cleo
tion In 1888 The vote of the State was divided as
ioilows; Harrison 1874, Cleveland 50,4S1,
scattering 1895.
PORTLAND, Me-, Nov. S.-One hundred
and seyenty-seyen towns in Maine give
Harrison ~ 0S9. Cleveland 81. 465 scattering
3034 The same towns in 1883 gave Harrison
1882 Cleveland $1,000. scattering 2597.
The Republican plurality now is 1864; tie
Republican plurality then was I62S7. II
the remaining towns come in with the same
ratio OF loss the vote will stand Harrison
$4,000. Cleveland 49,50o, scattering 5000
total vote 1lS,500. with a Republican plu-
rality of ii, 800, against %, $50 in 1888.
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RECEIVING THE RETURNS.

President Harrison Sits Up Untn Mid
night to Hear the News.
WASHINGTON. Nov s.-The usual interest
was displayed here in the result OF the elec-
tions. Large crowds congregated on Penn
tylvania avenue and other principal streets
during the evening aud watched with in
terest the figures flashed on the bulletin
boards.
President Harrison received the returns
at the White House. in company with Sec
retary Foster, Attorney General Miller and
Secretary Tracy. The party continued to
receive returns until after midnight.
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LOUISIANA.

lhe election for State officers In Louisiana
look place on the 10Th OF April last and resulted d
10 ihe election OF the Anti Lottery Democratic
ueket. The only officers voted for yesterday
were the electors aud members OF Congress. AT
the residential election In 1888 the vote Of the
State was divided as follows: Harrison, 80 asa,
Cleveland s5.o32, scattering 229.
NEW ORLEANS. Nov. S-Rain fell to-day
almost throughout the State. The weather ln
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SIX MAJORITY.
The Vote Claimed for Harrison In the
Electoral College.

The vote Claimed for Harrlson In the
Electoral College.
NEW YORK, NoA. s.-Chairman Carter
issued the following bulletin at midnight:
ION the returns received by the Republi-
can National Committee at midnight Harri-
son and Rrid have carried California,
Maine, Massachusetts. ten votes of Mich
igan. Ohio, Oregon. Pennsylvania. Rhode
Island, Vermont. Idaho. Colorado,
Illinois, Iowa, Kansas, Minnesota, New
Hampshire, Wisconsin, Montana. North
Dakota, South Dakota. Washington, Wy
oming, Nebraska. Indiana and Delaware,
or 229 electoral votes, a majority Of six in
the Electoral College. Our own advices at
this hour also shows that We have more
an even chance to carry West Virginia"
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CONNECTICUT.

In Connecticut State officers, members OF
Congress and electors were voted for yesterday.
The Legislature elected will choose a successor
10 United States Senator Hawley. At the Pres
Idental election of 1888 the vote OF the State
was divided as follows: Harrison 74.6S4,
Cleveland 74,920.
HARTFORD. Conn, Nov. Slight towns
in Connecticut give Democratic gain of &C
on President and of II en- Governor, and
show gains of three in the Legislature
TweEty-One towns give Harrison 1856,
Cleveland 1923. The same towns in 1888
gave Harrison 1864, Cleveland 3043. The
vote is an unusually large one.
Thirty-one towns give Harrison 4570,
Cleveland 1870. Democratic gain Of 211.
Cleveland has 694 majority in Hartford, a
Democratic gain of 373
Que hundred and three towns show a net
Republican gain for Governor OF 1894.
One hundred and twenty-eight towns give
Harrison 46. 999. Cleveland 42 464 There is
a Democratic gain over 1888 of 2510
NEW HAVEN, Nov. 9.-At 30 A. NJ. COM
plete returns from the State, gathered by
the telephone company. give Cleveland
1920 plurality, and Morris ID. for Govern or
1861 majority
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FLORIDA.

The election of State officers in Florida took
place on October last aud resulted In the cleo
ton of the Democratic ticket. The ouly officers
voted for yesterday were the electors and men,
bers OF Congress. The next Legislature viii
choose a successor to United States Sen tor
Pasco. AT the Presidential election tn 1888
the vote OF the S,ate was divided as follows:
Harrison 26,657, Cleveland 39,561, scatter
Ing 423.
JACKSONVILLE. Fla, Nov. 8.-The State
Democratic Executive Committee says
Cleveland's majority in Florida will be be-
tween %, 600 and 10000.
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INDIANAPOLIS. Nov. Sat the election
in Indiana to-day four parties, Repnbli-
cans, Democrats, Populists and Prohibit
tionists, all had electoral and State tickets
in the field. The two minor parties also
had candidates for Congress in each dis
trict and county ticket in nearly every
county in the State. At the time the polls
closed the indications pointed TO the largest
vote ever polled in the State.
The returns by precincts will be CON-
pared with the election of 1890. while the
comparison by counties will be upon the
vote of 1888. A comparison of precincts
with 1888 will be impractcable, for the rea-
son that the Australian ballot law nearly
doubles the number of precincts. In 1890
the Democrats carried the State by plu-
ralitv of 1859.
Twelve precincts in Indiana show net
Republican gain Of 1S5 compared with the
vote of 1890.
The Democrats have probably carried
Vigo County by 200. which is Democratic
gain of 200.
Ten precincts in the city of Indianapolis
give Harrison 500, Cleveland 908.
Fourteen precincts in indianapolis give
Cleveland 1903. Harrison 1852. Comparison
is not possible.
Allen County gives Cleveland $500 major
ity, gain of 300 over 1888. Shelby County
gives Cleveland 800. a gain OF 26S over 1888.
Forty precincts outside OF this city give
Harrison 4l79 Cleveland $751; a net Repub-
lican gain of 274 Chase r. for Governor
gets 4l47, and Matthews ID. 3515. This In
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HARRITY,s CLAIM.

The Democratic Chairman Believes
Cleveland Is Elected.
NEW YORK, Nov. s.-Chalrman Harrlty,
OF the Democratic National Committee,
says be has DO doubt that Cleveland and
Stevenson are elected. He claims New
York. New Jersey, Indiana and Illinois.
and thinks Harrison h as lost some OF the far
Western States.
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KENTUCKY.

In Kentucky members OF Congress and elect
ors were voted for yesterday. Al the State elec-
tion In 1891 Brown ID. was elected Governor by
plurality OF 2s, ,os1. In the Presidential elec-
lion In 1888 the vote OF the State was divided as
follows: Harrison loo, 134, Cleveland 1S3, 800,
scattering 5s47.
LOUISVILLE. Nov s.-The Democratic
victory in Kentucky to-day was mosI
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DA1 O.

State officers. members of Congress'and elect
oTs were voted for IN Idaho yesterday. AT the
Presidential election in 1883 Idaho was not a
State. At the Stale el, ctiOn In 1890 the vote
was: Sharp r. for Governor 1o,2e2, VIII
son d. 794S.
BOISE. Idaho. Nov. 8.-The polls in Idaho
closed at p. NJ. 1t will probably be morn
ing before an intelligent idea of the result
can be given. The counting is very slow.
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MICHIGAN.

In Michigan State officers, members OF Con-
eress aud electors were voted for yesterday. The
Legislators elected Will choose q successor 10
United States Senator Stockbrdge. AT the
state election in 1890 Wlnans ID. was elected
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CARTER Is CONFIDENT.
Harrison VIII Be President Even Though
He Has Lost New York


He Has Lost New York.
New YORK, Nov. s.-Chairmau Carter
4 says: Our Democratic friends seem to have
understood their party needs In the State
of New York when they enacted the present
ballot law. Fortunately the national COM
mittee relied upon three distinct combina-
tiOus, and two of them yet remain intact
10 fact, even if the loss of New York is
conceded, with Indiana the election of Har-
riSOn is assured, and Republican victory
in that State is assured. The vote of In
ciana added to the other Republican votes
In the Electoral College, insures the re-elec-
ton Of President Harrison, eliminating en-
tiTely from the consideration the State of
New York. The Republicans can still elect
with the vote OF Connecticut. West Virginia
and Delaware, without the vote of Indiana,
but having the vote Of Indiana assured,
We are not driven to our third line.
Benjamin Harrison will be the next Presi-
dent Of the United States by virtue of
majority of the votes cast in the Electoral
College.
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ITO his eyebrows. IL was
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on different parts of his
body. There wore sixteen
weeks that we had 20 keep
his hands tied 10 the cradle
and hold them when he was
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IOWA.

In Iowa yesterday members OF Congress and
electors were voted for. AT The State elections
In 1891 Boles ID. was elected Governor by a
plurality OF 82I6 AT the Presidential election
In 1888 the vot OF he State was divided as fol-
lows: Harrison 2l1 ,59S, Cleveland 179,SS7,
Streeter 9I05, Fisk $3.50.
DEs MnINEs Nov s-Nn diatnr I'm N 90
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NEVADA.

In Nevada yesterday members Of Congress and
electors were voted for State officers. The Leg
isiature elected will choose successor TO United
States Senator Stewart AT the State election
In 1888 Colcord Il. was elected Governor <by a
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DELAWARE.

In Delaware yesterday State officials men,
Der Of Congress anG electors were voted for The
Legislature elected VIII choose a successor 10
United States Senator Gray. AT the Presiden-
tial election OF 1883 the vote OF the state was
divided as follows: Harrison II ,973, Cleveland
Is, ,4l4 scattering 400.
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DENVER, Nov. S.-Clear weather brought
out an unusually heavy vote in this city.
The indications are that Republicans have
small plurality on the electors in the city,
while the State, county and legislative
tickets will have from three TO FIVE thou
sand plurality. Of the large number of
names Illegally registered there were few
that attempted to vote. and these were
promptly arrested by Deputy United States
Marshals.
No official returns have been received,
but the indications are that almost the eu-
tire Weaver ticket will be elected. No
figures can be given tonight. The only
doubtful candidate on the Weaver ticket is
Waite for Governor, who ran behind his
ticket. The small towns in Arapahoe County
outside of Denver give Cleveland 627, Har-
Tison 30J.
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plurality OF $40. This year the main issue In
the campaign has be Ii free silver. In the PresI.
dental election In 1883 the vote OF the state was
divided as follows: Harrison 1929, Cleveland
326.
RENO, Nov. SIT is conceded by all par
ties that Weaver carries Nevada by 1900.
Newlands Silver parity is elected to Con-
gress. The result as to the Legislature is
not yet certain, but it is generally believed
that the Silver party have majority, which
will insure the election of Stewart to the
United States Senate
VIRGINIA CITY, Nov. s.-There are no
complete returns, but it is certain the State
has gone for Weaver and the Peoples party
Representative. The Legislature has also
been captured
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many parishes was so unfayorable that
very light vote was polled. Cleveland's
majority will probably reach 6O,O00 in the
State.
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NORTH DAKOTA.

In North Dakota State officers. members OF
Congress and electors were voted for yesterday.
The Legislature elected will choose successor
to United States Senator Casey. In tue PresE-
GENITAL election in 1888 North d kota was nos
State. AT the State election in 1890 The vote
for Governor was Burke r. 19053. Roach d.
1864, Muir /. 1921.
BISMARCK. N. Oak. Nov. s.--Returns
are exceedingly slow. Those from the coun-
ties so far indicate that the Harrison
electors will have at least 1000 majority.
Johnson r. is returned to Congress and on
joint ballot the Republicans will have the
Legislature. The Republican State ticket
has been carried by small majority.
Later-Eighteep towns and precincts in
North Dakota give Harrison 454. Weaver
494. For Governor, Burke r. 444. Short
bridge Fusion $50. For Congressman. john
son Il. 444. O'Bren D. 425 Foss l. so.
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New YORK, Nov. S.-The Herald bulletin
says Delaware has probably gone Republi-
can,
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GEORGIA.

In Georgia there was an election for State
officers in October, at which the Democrats
were successful the majority for their guber
Material candidate reaching 10000. At the
Presidential election in 1888 the vote OF the
State was divided as follows: Harrison 40 436
Cleveland 100, ,499, scattering 1 ga.
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COLORADO.

AT yesterdays election State officers, members
OF Congress and ell ctors were voted for In
Colorado. AT the Presidential election in 1883
the vote OF the State.w divided as follows:
Harrison 50,774. Cleveland 37.567. Fisk 2l9l,
scattering 1866
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NEW HAMPSHIRE.

State officers. members of Congress and elect.
ors were voted for in New Hampshire yester.
day At the State elections In 1890 futile r.
was elected Governor by plurality or 93 In
the Presidential election in 1883 tile vote OF the
State was divided as follows: Harrison 45,724.
Cleveland 43, 1892, Fisk 1865.
CONCORD, n. H., Nov. S-Returns will
be very much later than in former years,
the delay being owing 10 the secret ballot,
which went into operation to-day. Several
towns heard from by telephone and mes
senger show Democratic gains. In this
city the Democrats gained heavily.
Returns from twenty-five towns and wards
give Harrison 27S3, Cleveland 2474, Bdwen
149. scattering II. The same towns and
wards in 1888 gave Harrison 26I3, Cleveland
2506, Fisk and scattering 76.
The indications at midnight are that the
State has been carried by Harrison by
about 2000; that there is no choice for Gov
ernor by the people; that Stone and Parker
ID. have been elected to Congress. and that
the Legislature is Republican in both
branches.