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OHIO.

CIYcMXAr1, o., Nov. s.-ohio to-day
voted for twenty-three presidential
electors on the national ticket, also for
twenty-one representatives in Congress.
On the state ticket there were four
parties in the field, Republicans, Demo-
Gratis, Peoples and Prohibitionists.
State officers elected are secretary OF
state, two Judges OF the supreme court,
one member of the board Of public
works and one clerk OF the supreme
court. The vote on the Populist and
Prohibition tickets were an unimport-
ant factor in this election. The leading
candidates Of the two great parties were
S. NJ. Taylor, Republican, and W.. A.
TAYLOR. Democrat, for secretary OF state.
No legislature waselected. Comparisons
should be made with the vote Tor Nc
Kinley, for governor, in 1891, when he
carried the state by n plurality OF 2l,5ll
in a total oil SCOPES. Indications are
the vote to-day will reach $4,000.
There were last year $500 precincts.
The number this year will probably be
about 1850.
Sixteen precincts OF $50 in Cleveland
give Harrison 1887; Cleveland $500.
Last wear the same precincts gave Nc
Kinley 1881; Campbell 2,l0z. Net
Democratic gain 30. The same ratio
of gain will give Cleveland the city BY
5000 and the county by 500. -Four
wears AGO Harrison carried the county
by about 1000.
Return from Hamilton county at 0
n. m. show Harrison will carry the
county by over 5000. while the county
and congressional Republican ticket
falls far behind the vote. Storer, lie.
publican, for Congress in the First dis.
trict appears to be closely pressed by
Bowler, Democrat. The Democratic
candidate for auditor is probably
elected.
One hundred and eight precincts in
Cincinnati: Harrison 1902, Cleveland
1884 Same in 1891, Mckinley 1920,
Campbell l3,4ll.
In seventeen Ohio precincts outside
of Cleveland and Cincinnati Harrison
has 1855, Cleveland l,GH5. Same last
wear gave Mckinley l,S06, Campbell.
i.4O6. q Democratic gain Of 40 The
Prohibition vote in these precinct IL
greater than last year and the Pe5pes
party q less.
Estimated returns from the counties
OF Hamilton. Lucas, Mercer, Slndus,y,
Licking and Greene show a net Repu1-
lican gain for Harrison over Mckinley
vote OF last year OF 40.
The city OF Defiance and Defiance
county give n majority Tor Cleveland
out OF l52, a Democratic gain OF l45.
One thou-and i've hundred and fifty
six precincts give Harrison 27,OI7.
Cleveland 23.05S. Same hast year Nc
Kinley %. 40, Campbell 1898.
Ono hundred and two precincts out
side OF Cleveland and Cincinnati give
Harrison l4,ll4, Cleveland 10, $40. Same
last year, Mckinley 1904. Campbell
1l.72i.
Two hundred and thirty-fnur pre-
cincts in Ohio, outside of Cleveland aud
Cincinnati, give Harrison $3.50, Cleye-
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Pennsylvania,
Companion to Be Made With the 1855
V~oto-Tedloua Counting Process.

Comparison to BE AIRde with the 1883
vote-redlous Counting Process.
PHILADELPHIA, Nov. SIN addition
to 50 presidential electors Pennsylvania
to-day elects a judge OF the supreme
court, two congressmen.at-large IS
members of Congress, % state senators
and 2O4 members OF the state house Of
representatives are to be elected. The
incoming legislature will choose 4 sue.
cessor to United States Senator Quay
Comparisons will be made with the
1883 vote, when HarrIson's plurality
was higher than that OF four years ago,
but it is doubtful ii a full vote will be
polled for the reason hat the state
tries the reform ballot for the first time
this year. The complicated character
OF the new ballot will make vote count
ing a tedious process, and it is not eX-
pected that anything like a correct es-
innate Of the vote oil Pennsylvania can
be formed until tomorrow morning.
PHILADELPHIA, Nov. S.-All Compari.
sons OF the vote in Pennsylvania vii!
be made with the vote OF 1883. While
the official count is progressing slowly
throughout the city, owing to the COM
plicated nature of the ballot under the
new system, there is every indication
that the Baker ballot law has met with
q decidedly favorable reception. The
vote polled is unusually heavy, and the
Republicans claim everything by the
usual majority.
Comparatively little cutting was done
in most districts as voters found that 4
straight ticket was easier to prepare
under the reform law. 1t is expected
in counting, however, that considerable
gain will be occasioned by questions as
to the validity oil ballots incorrectly
marked by the voters.
The five congressional districts into
which Philadelphia is divided, it is
conceded that the Republicans have
elected four of their candidates as fol-
First district, H. H. Bingham re-
elected; second district, Charles
o'NeiM reelected; fourth district,
John E. Reyburn reelected; fifth dis
trict B. Q. Harmer reelected. 1t was
in the third district, formerly repre-
sented by Samuel ]. Randall, that the
great interest conferred. Though Demo-
cratic in the ratio Of 5 to l it is alleged
that the regular Democratic nominee,
Captain w. W. Kerr, has been defeated
by the present incumbent, Congress-
man William McAleer, who, after hav-
ing been defeated for the Democratic
denomination, was placed on an indie.
pendent ticket and also nominated by
the Republicans. In the third ward,
the Democratic stronghold of the city,
McAleer's majority is estimated at
1900.
A New York Tribune bulletin says
Harrison carries Pennsylvania by ST.
600.
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KENTUCKY.

LOUISVILLE, KY, Nov. s.-Kentucky
voted to-day for eleven Congressman by
districts and eleven observation-disclosures
The Democratic ticket, with one excep-
ton will be elected, the Republican,
Prohibition and peoples partie not
figuring significantly in the contest,
LII 1888 Kentucky gave Cleveland a
plurality OF 2S,6d6, and this plurality
will probably be increased by about
500 to-day.
The Democratic victory in Kentucky
to-iay was n most sweeping one. The
weather was crisp with sunshine the
whole day and IL heavy vote was polled.
Owing to the new ballot law, which
went into effect in this state to-day, the
returns are coming in slowly. II is es-
timated that Cleyeland will have 3d.
geo majority. Kentucky sends ten
Democrat 10 Congress and n Repub-
lican. In this, the Fifth district, Ca
ruth, DEM was reelected BY 5000
minority over Nilsson. (Rep.) In the
Second district. Ellis. Democrat, was re-
elected over Pott, Populisk ~
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NEW HAMPSHIRE.
Four Tickets, But Indications Point to n
Light Vote.

Four Tickets, But Indications Point to n
Light Vote.
CoNcoRD, n. H., Nov. S.-New Hamp-
shire chooses four presidential electors,
Governor. council, two congressman
and a legislature to-day Tie four
state tickets are headed rs follows:
Republican, John B. Smith; Democrat
ic, Luther F. Mckinney; Prohibition,
Edgar L. Carr; Peoples, VIM. o. Noyes.
The presidential vote will be compar-
ed With that of 1855, when Harrison's
plurality was 2,342. The vote for gov
ernor will be compared with that Of
1870. when Tuttle, Republican, had q
plurality OF 81, but no majority, being
subsequently elected by the legislature.
1t has been a very quiet campaign and
a light vote is anticipated.
Returns from ten towns and wards in
New Hampshire give Harrison l,435;
Cleveland, LIS; Bidwell, 81; scatter
Ing. IL. Same towns and wards in 1883
rave Harrison l,407; Cleveland, l.244;
Fiske and Scattering, 30 Republican
q vernon returns from same towns
give Smith tRep.) GS; Mckinney
(Dcn.O, go; Carr (Pro.l, 20i scatter
NJ. &. same towns in 1899 ave futile
REM. $50; Amsiem tDem.l. G9Oi
Carr pro- and scattering, 2li Re-
publican net gain, 6S.
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souTH DAKOTA.


HuRoN, S. D., Nov. S.-south Dakota
to-day chose for presidential electors
two congressman at large, governor and
full state ticket and members OF legis-
lature. Although the Democratic cleo
tors appear on the official ballot mem
bers OF that party were instructed to
cast their votes for the Weaver electors.
Charles II. Sheldon was the Republican
choice for governor, Peter Couchman
was the nominee OF the Democracy, but
A. l. Nanosdel, the independent candi-
date, has been endorsed by the Demo
cratic leaders. The fusion between
these two parties is understood to be
complete. This state has before
participated IN n presidential election
and the vote will be compared with
1891.
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MISSOURI.

sr LOUIS, Mo, Nov, s-The election
in Missouri to-day was for II prcsiden-
tial electors, Is congressman, n gov
crnor. lieutenant governor, secretary Of
staie. auditor, treasurer, attorney gem
era. ono railroad and warehouse conf
mis-, oner, and legislature. The sem
ator elected to-day will hold Office Tor
Jour years and will participate in tho
e.ec, on Of u United States senator TO
sae,red +. NJ. Cockrell, Democrat,
whose term expires March 3, 1895. a
new u and hall the senate will be
elected before that time. About 10000
more votes than in 1855 it is expected
wore cast. The head OF the Democratic
tickc. Is Congressman Nm j. stone.
the l.epublican ticket ox.Congre .sman
VIM. Warner, Peoples and Prohibition
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WISCONSIN.

MINIATURES, Wis, Nov. sly voting
precincts in the interior of the state
show a total vote for Harrison of D
245; Cleveland 2,4S7. This is a Demo-
cratic gain over the vote Of 1883 of 2j5.
Twenty-seven voting precincts in the
state outside Milwaukee county gave
Harrison 1855; Cleveland 1854. Same
precincts in 1883 ave Harrison 1850;
Cleveland 1885. Net Republican loss
SG2.
Fo~rty;seven precincts in Milwaukee
city and county give Harrison 1O,lS9,
Cleveland l0,057.
Later returns from the interior Of the
state show that Harrison is running be-
hind tho figures of 1883.
One hundred and thirty.seven pre-
cincts outside of the city OF Milwaukee
give a net Republican plurality OF 1,400,
a net Democratic gain of 1,022.
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NEBRASKA.

OMAHA, NEB, Nov. ga much heav-
Ter vote has been polled than was an
ticipated by the campaign managers OF
all parties. The voting was very quiet
throughout the state and there vas lit
tie enthusiasm. No trouble occurring
at the polls. Fully three-quarters Of the
Democratic vote was thrown to the
Weaver electors so that direct vote for
Harrison cuts very little figure. Re-
turns are coming in very slow and it
will be ten hours before the result can
be surely known but the figures LARGELY
indicate the success OF the Weaver cleo
tors.
Only 4 voting precincts had returns
in at 9:l5. rhree-quartars OF the DEM
ocratic vote was thrown to Weaver cleo
tors.
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FLORIDA.

JACKSONVILLE, FLA, Nov. S.-Florida
elects two onrressmen and presidential
electors to-day. There is no Republi.
can ticket in the field. The Peoples
party has been practically di~sorganized
since the last election, and interest in
the national election is not particularly
keen. 4 United States senator is to be
chosen by the coming legislature to
succeed Samuel Pasco. Democrat.
The state Democratic executive COM
mittee says that Cleveland's majority
in Florida will be between $4,000 and
10000
Both congressional districts are Dem
ocratic by large majorities.
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COLORADO.

DENVER, Col, Nov. S.-Colorado to-
day voted on governor and full state
ticket, two congressman by districts, a
legislature and four presidential elect.
ors. There were six tickets in the field,
tine Republican, Peoples party, Free
Coinage, Democratic, Prohibition and
two tickets known as the Democratic
ticket" OF this number the Peoples
party one Of the Democratic tickets,
and the Free Coinage Democratic
ticket" carry the same candidates
throughout and represent the fusion
lists.
The clear cold weather has brought
an unusually heavy vote in the resident
portions of the city while the vote in
the business sections is corresponding
ly light. Indications are that the Re-
publicans will have a small plurality on
electors while the state and county and
legislature tickets will have from three
to five thousand plurality.
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tickets not figuring Significantly. Com
parsons are nude with the vote Of
1858. when Gov. d. X. Francis had a
plurality of 1928 and Cleveland Il
plurality OF 25,69l. In St. Louis no
comparison can be made because OF a
complete change oil politlco-geoIraphic
lines ince 1888. The rest OF he state
is, however, tue same as before.
Meagre dispatches from all parts Of
the safe 10 the Republic indicates net
Democratic gains Of ~ per cent over
1888. This will give the state to Cleve-
land by $4,000 to $1,000, and to Stone
dem for governor by 1900.
Returns up to II o'clock from the
city indicate the election OF Cobb and
0'Neil, Democrats. and Barthold. Re-
publican, to Congress from the 18th.
ilih and 10th districts respectively. The
Democrats are tearing the town up.
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Il CAROLINA.

RALEIGH, n. c., Nov. S.-North Caro-
lima to-day voted for governor, nine
congressman, a legislature and eleven
presidential electors. The Republican
candidate for governor is ID, NJ. Hncher,
the Democratic candidate is Elias Carr.
The Peoples party and the Republicans
have to some extent coalesced and the
combine may secure n majority in the
legislature. Comparisons of the vote
should be made with 1855. when Cleve-
lands plurality was S.l1S.
The result OF the election in this state
shows II sweeping Democratic victory
on both state and national tickets.
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IOWA.

DEsMorNrs, IA, Nov. S.-The state of
Iowa did not vote for a governor to-day,
although all other state officers were
chosen. Eleven congressman and thir-
teen presidential electors were chosen.
The Democratic candidate for secretary
of state was j. II. McConologue and the
Republican candidate w. NJ. McFar-
land. Comparisons OF vote should be
made with 1883, when the state went
Republican by $1,000 plurality. The
registration this year has been unusu-
ally large.
Twenty precincts: Harrison, 1888;
Cleveland, $3.50; Bidwell, co. Weaver,
294; net Democratic gain OF l47.
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DELAWARE.

DOVER, DEL, Nov. S-Delaware voted
for three presidential electors and one
congressman to-day. The next legisla-
ture will select a United States senator
to succeed George Gray, Democrat. The
vote will be unusually large. Compare
son OF the vote should be made with
1890, when n Democratic governor was
elected by a plurality of 543. Cleve-
lands plurality in 1883 was 3,44l, against
4,0lS in 1884.
The New York Mail and Express
claims Delaware gone Republican.
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WYOMING.

LARAMIE, wYo.. Nov. SIN this city
and in different precincts and cities
heard from the election progressed
quietly and a large vote was polied.
The Democrats and Populists claim that
the good weather in most parts OF the
state is to their advantage, and they
are highly elated aud hope TO carry the
State for The fusion ticket. The Repub-
licans. however, are fighting hard, and,
though still confident, realize that 1t
will be close,
S:45 p. m.-The returns are meagre.
The Republicans are confident that tue
national and state ticket is elected by a
majority OF $500, also that the Repub-
licaus will have Il majority in the legl'-
lature.
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C. Dayey in the Second district. Cleve-
lands majority will probably reach
6O.00J in the state.
The Democratic state central commit
tee claims and the Republican commit
see comedies the election oil the entire
delegation to Congress, and that the
state poes for Cleveland by more than
$4,000 majority. A singular feature
about the election is the fact that Har-
ri,on's vote Is larger in every district
than that Of the fusion or third party
candidates for Congress.
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OREGON.

PORTLAND, oRG., Nov. S.-Two con-
gressmen and four presidential electors
and a state legi lature, which will
choose a senator to succeed Allen, Re-
publican, were voted for to-day. In
1890 the state went Republican by $500.
The weather all over the Pacific
northwest was perfect to-day. Reports
from the interior counties indicate that
II light vote was polled. In this city
the vote wa, heavy. AS near as can be
ascertained about so per cent OF the
Democrats voted for Weaver. The re-
suit is in doubt and no estimate can be
made until a portion Of the vote is
counted.
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MONTANA.

HELENA, MoST., Nov, S.-The state Of
Montana to-day voted for a governor
and state ticket, one congressman and
three presidential electors. The candi-
dates for governor were: Republican,
John L. Richard; Democrat, Timothy
L. Collins, Peoples party, William
Kennedy. Two years ago the Demo-
Gratis carried the state for governor by
about six hundred plurality.
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MAINE.

AUGUSTA, Me-, Nov. S.-Maine votes
for presidential electors only to-day
and the vote will be compared with
that OF 1885, when Harrison had 23,25S
plurality. The campaign was dull and
an ordinary vote is expected. The leg
islature will be called upon to elect a
United States senator to succeed Eu-
gene Hale, Republican, whose term ex-
hires in 1893.
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NIisGINIA.

RICHMOND, VA. Nov. S.-There were
no state officers chosen in Virginia to-
day. The contest is confined entirely
to the election of ten Congressman and
the Presidential electors AT the com.
ing session OF the Legislature a United
States senator will be chosen to succeed
John W. Daniel, Democrat. Cleveland's
plurality in 1888 was 1889, against 6,l4l
in 1854.
Forecast too p. m. from ten counties
show Democratic gains Of 1000.
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IDAHO.

BOISE, Nov. S.-Idaho to-day voted
for an entire state ticket, n congress-
man, three presidential and one state
legislature. The candidate for governor
was William ]. Mcconnell. The Dem
ocrat candidate. John NJ, Burke, and
the Peoples party candidate Abraham
]. Crook The Democrat aud Peoples
party fused on the electoral ticket but
made no combination on state officers.
The comparison OF the vote should be
made with 1899, when the state went
POO Republican.
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ALABAMA

MONTGOMERY, Ala, November a-No
state officers were voted for to-day. The
contest is for the election of eleven
presidential electors and nine congress-
men. Comparison OF the vote should
be made with the vote for governor in
1890, when the Democrats carried the
state by a plurality of 97,l70 against
III, 203 in 1883. Indications Of a heavy
vote by both parties are good, as the
state has not been so thoroughly can
yassed since the war.
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and 3l.0s2; same last year. McKiu ley
i3473, Campbell 3l,i42. Republican
gan. 2.266 No returns have vet been
received from the Ninth. Fourteenth
and Sixteenth congressional districts,
which ara REGARDED ~ close districts
according 10 last years vote.
The outlook ut 1880 is that Ohio will
give Harrison a plurality OF 1000
The increase OF the Peoples and Prohi-
bition vote over that OF '9l is very
small.
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LOUISIANA.

NRw oRLRANs, Ia, Nov. s-Rain fell
almost throughout the state. the wealth
err in many parishes being so %uniayQra-
bic that q very light vote was polied.
The returns received up 70 this hour
Ql p. M clearly indicate the retention
OF Price, Blanchard, Boatncr, Robertson
aud Meyer and the election OF Judge X
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igan, was the Democratic nominee for
governor. John \. Rich was the Re-
pub lean candidate, while John W..
Ewing and John Russell we're the re-
speetiye nominees oil the Populist and
Prohibition parties. The members Of
the legislature elected to-day vii vote
next winter Tor a suecessor u United
States Senator St~ockhridge, whose term
expires March 8, 1893.
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SOUTH CAROLINA.

C%uAnIEsroy, S. c., Nov. s.-south
Carolina to-day voted a full state ticket,
seven congressman and nine presiden-
tial electors. Benjamin r. Tillman,
Democrat, is the only candidate Tor
governor. Comparisons Of the vote
should be made with 1855, when Cleve-
lands plurality was 52,0S9.
COLUMBIA, S. O., Nov. S.-Partial re-
turns from SIX counties, Cleveland
1868; Harrison $50.
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VERMONT.

MONTPELIER, W., Nov. S-Vermont
vote for four presidential electors only
to-day, and the vote will be compared
with that OF 1888, when Harrison's plu-
raiity was 26,94j. An ordinary vote is
expected. The legislature will be called
upon TO elect a United States senator to
succeed Redfeld Proctor, Republican,
whose term expires in 1898.
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RHODE ISLAND.

PRovrDEScE, r. l., Now Shine
towns in Rhode Island show a Republic
can loss of 50 and a Democratic loss
Of IS.
Providence, R. L, Nov. s.-l5 towns
show a net Republican gain Of rs COM
pared with the state election.
Providence, r. l., Nov. S.-Total vote
of State, lacking 20 districts, is: Harri-
son l5,24s, Cleveland 1852. The state
Ia for Harrison.