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Morning journal and courier., 1892-11-09
Election ARRAY.

GREENvILLE, N. c., Nov. SIN riot
in Anderson county to-day Columbus
Glenn, white democrat, was killed by
Robert Carter, Republican. Supervisor
Hampton and James W. Earle, white, and
Jim Holland, colored, were seriously hurt
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NEw1YoRK, Nov. S-A Tribune bulletin
says Harrison carries Pennsylvania by S.
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RECEIVING THE RETURNS.

President Harrison and Two Mem
bers of the Cabinet Took Over the
Figures in the Library at the White
House.
EjWAsH1NGToN, Nov. S.-President Har-
rison received the returns tonight in the
circular library where he sat with mem
bers of his household. The president was
furnished with the press dispatches and
the bulletins of the telegraph companies.
These were the only dispatches received.
After remaining with the president for
several hours Secretary Foster and At
torney General Miller departed for their
homes.
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YALE VICTORIOUS.

The Blue Wins Over the New York
Club-Score 4S to o.
NEW YORK, Nov. S.-Yale kicked victory
out of the ball to-day in the match with
the New York club at the polo grounds by
score of As to 0. Practically the game
WAS featureless. Not a goal was kicked
during the game, and the score was round
ed out to 4S by touchdowns. In the last
half Duff was knocked down by a heavy
jar and retired from the field. Bliss and
Armstrong played a strong game. There
WAS fair audience.
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DETROIT, Nov. S.-Estimated that Michi-
gan will give to of her electoral votes
to Cleveland.
State returns show a gain for Morse,
democrat, for governor and his election
seems assured.
side of Wayne county give for governor:
Rich, rep, 4,337; Morse, dem, 4, 900.
JACKSON, Nov. S.-Returns are meagre
Cleveland carries this state by probably
10000. The democrats claim the election
of all congressman. The peoples party re-
ceived fewer votes than was expected.
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MILWAUKEE, Nov. s.-Forty-two towns
and precincts give Harrison 1871, a net
democratic gain of 203 over 1888, when
Harrison carried the state by over 81 600.
The figures indicate that republican ma
tional and state tickets will be elected from
$4,000 to 90, 900 plurality.
MILWAUKEE, Nov. S.-Governor Peck
says that the German Lutherans voted for
him today as they did two years ago, and
that Cleveland got the German Lutheran
vote aleo.
MILWAUKEE, Nov. S.-Seventeen pre-
cincts in the interior of the state show q
total vote for Harrison of 2,245, Cleveland
2, 437, a democratic gain over 1888 of 265.
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NEW YORK, Nov. S.--The World says
Georgia gives Cleveland 70, 900 majority.
ATLANTA, Ca, Nov. S.-A full demo-
cratic congregational delegation from
Georgia is elected.
AUGUSTA Ga, Nov S.-Returns indi-
cate the election of Black, dem over Wat
son in the Tenth district. Richmond
county gives Black over 5000 majority.
The democrats elect every member of con-
gress in the state.
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BELGIUM,S PARLIAMENT

BELGIUMsS PARLIAMENT
Opened by the Kfng-Matters of State
Which Will Receive Attention.
BRUSSELS, Nov. S.-The king to-day
opened parliament in person. His majesty
drove from the palace to the house of par
lament. He was escorted by a squadron
of cavalry. The streets through which he
passed were lined with troops and mem
bers of the Civic Guard.
In speaking to the senate, abiding to
the revision of the constitution, the king
said: "You have decided, in accord with
the government, that there are grounds
for a reconsideration of your political or
gsnization. The electoral body has charged
you to effect large extension of the right
of suffrage. Other problems of the same
order are connected with this question.
To solve them will be the essential object
of this session."
Rorse-Keepers and stabIIng.
From Road Coaching" by T. Sufrern Taller
in the November Century
Horse-keepers are a subject of great
trouble at the present day. 1t Is diff
cult to find men at reasonable wages who
at the same time thoroughly understand
four-horse work. In this respect old
coschmen had a great advantage over
those of modern times. The present
horse-keepers are, as a rule, difficult to
manage, to say nothing of their conceit,
incapacity and love of strong liquor. 1t
requires a thoroughly competent man to
go over the road and keep these persons
in order This head servant does not by
any means get the praise to which he is
entitled. He should be provided with a
| buggy; an extra horse should be kept at
| every stage, 30 that he can start any
| time, day or night, pick up his changes
| on the road, and see what the horse keep
| ers are about. Moreover, he must be
/ thoroughly familiar with the business of
| managing coach-horses. 1t is admitted
that some of the best stud-grooms, sccus-
/ toned to hunters and ordinary carriage
horses, have signally failed to accomplish
this work Not only Is the feeding an art
in itself, but the stabling is also peculiar.
The coach-horse must have more air and
less clothing than any other horse that
works, and nothing is moro pernicious to
] highly excited coach horse than to turn
| him into q warm stable when he comes of
the road.
The hours of feeding have necessarily to
differ at each stage, owing to the various
times at which the horses commence theil
work, and great care has to be exercised
especially in warm, wet weather, to pre-
serve their condition and keep them tret
from sore shoulders and CALLS.
| Each horse should be numbered and b.
known only by that number, a board being
kept at the door of each stable giving de
tailed instructions to the horse-keepers
This prscaution will save the annoyance
Of ott-rspsstsd and tims'losing mistakes
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LITTLE Rock, Nov. S.-Returns are COM
ing in slowly from this state. The indica-
tons are that it will give Cleveland good
majority and all the democratic congress-
men are elected. It will be impossible to
give figures until tomorrow.
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TRENTON, N. j., Nov. S.-The returns
from all parts of the state indicate that
Cleveland has carried the state by about
5000. The democrats claim that his plu-
rality will 1un as high as 5000, and the re-
publicans that it will fall as low as 200.
The same returns indicate the election of
Kean, rep, for governor. Gardner, rep,
for congress in the Second district is
elected.
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Michigan,

CINCINNATI, Nov. S.-Scattering returns
from all parts of the state show that it has
gone republican by more than 90, 900.
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Louisiana.

NEW ORLEANS, Nov. 8. Rains through
out Louisiana caused light vote. The
indications are that the entire democratic
congressional delegation is elected.
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New Hampshire.
Rhode Island.

PROVIDENCE, Nov. S.-The total vote of
the state lacking twenty districts is: Harri-
son 1928, Cleveland 1862. The state
goes for Harrison.
PROVIDENCE, Nov. S.-Vots of the city
of Providence complete: Cleveland 10, 232,
Harrison 5000.
Indications point to no election of con-
gressmen in this state.
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Texas.
Montana.

GALVESTON, Tex, Nov. S.-The vote in
this state will not exceed that of 1888,
when Cleveland's plurality was 146, 900.
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Colorado.

DENVER, Nov. 8-The Indications ART
that Weaver has carried the state by over
900 plurality.
DENVER, Col, Nov. s.-The democratic
| state committee claim the election OF
Weaver electors by 5000 majority.
The chairman of the republican com.
mittee still processes to be confident that
Harrison will get Colorado's electoral vote.
Nebraska.
OMAHA, Nov. S.-Crounse, rep, is elect
ed governor. Weaver secures the electors
by several thousand plurality. The legis-
lsture is probably controlled on joint bal
lot by democrats and independents.
Weaver probably carries Nebraska by
1000 to $4,000.
KANSAS Cry, Nov. S.-The Times To-
peka bulletin says that Kansas has given q
majority for the Weaver electors, but that
the republicans have saved their state
ticket.
TOPEKA, Kan, Nov. S.-Jerry Simpson,
In seventy districts. seems to be holding
bis own. He got 1000 majority last term.
The republican state and electoral ticket
are deemed safe.
TOPEKA, Kan, Nov. S.-The Times SAYS
Weaver has carried the state.
A Times bulletin says the republicans
have lost the legislature in Kansas.
Nevada.
RENO, New, Nov. SIT is conceded by
all parties that Weaver carries Nevada by
1900.
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NEW York, Nov. S.-A World special
says: Montana elected republican electors
and the state ticket by q email majority.
The legislature isrspublican and Hartman,
republican, 10 elected to congress.
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ST. LOUIS, Nov. s.-Meagre dispatches
from all parts of the state indicate that
there are democratic gains of ~ per cent
over 1885, This will give the state to
Cleveland by 10000 to $4,000, and to
Stone, dem, for governor by 1900.
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Alabama.

MONTGOMERY, Ala, Nov. S.-Cleveland
has probably carried the state by 5000.
BIRMINGHAM, Ala Nov. SIN the Aug
ust election James, dem, had net major
ity of 5000. In comparison with that
vote all reports show large gains for Cleve-
land. In the Seventh district, the most
doubtful, Dinson is Unexpectedly running
ahead of Cleveland.
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LAUREL, Del, Nov. 3.-The indications
are that the republicans will get in about
10 per cent. over the vote of two years
ago. If this is kept up throughout the
county the democrats are hopelessly beat
en-. Both sides openly bought votes. pay
ing from SIS to $50 per vote. 1t is esti
mated that one fourth of the votes are pur-
chasable.
M1DDLETowN, Del, Nov. 9.-The repub-
licans undoubtedly have this state, as they
are making gains.
NEW York, Nov. S.-A Herald bull
letin says Delaware has probably gone re-
publican.
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JACKSONVILLE, Fla, Nov. 9.-State
democratic committee say Clevelands
majority will be $4,000. Both congress.
sional districts are democratic.
Morning journal and courier., 1892-11-09

CHEYENNE, Wyo., Nov: 6.-The repub-
Icans are confident that the national and
state tickets are elected by $500.
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illinois,.

NEW YORK, Nov. S.-The Herald and
World both claim Illinois for Cleveland.
Nothing definite has been heard from Chi
cago on the result in the state.
CHICAGO. Nov. 8.-The probability is
that Cleveland has carried Illinois and that
Altgeldt, the democratic candidate for gov
ernor, is elected by II, 900 or Is, 900 major
ity. Chicago will give the democratic ticket
80, 900 majority and the balance of Cook
county win reduce that to %, 900. At re-
publican headquarters they do not claim
over 10000 majority.
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What the Herald Says

NEW YORK, Nov. 9.-Chairman Carter
said late o-night that the republicans
have Virginia, Delaware and Connecticut.
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INDIANAPOLIS, Nov. S.-The few returns
received show a small gain for Harrison.
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Kentucky.

LOUISVILLE, Nov. s.-The state has gone
democratic by an increased majority.
LOUISVILLE, Nov. S.-The republican
congressman is undoubtedly elected in the
Eleventh district. Democrats were elected
in all other districts.
The democrats elect all but one congress
man.
Morning journal and courier., 1892-11-09

NEW YORK, Nov. 9.-The World bulletin
claims that North Dakota has gone fol
Cleveland.
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MARYLAND.


BALTIMORE, Nov. S.-Maryland returns
a solid democratic congressional delega-
ton.
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Mississippi,

JACKSON, Miss, Nov. s.-The returns
indicate Cleveland carried this state by
more than 10000. Democrats elected all
congressman. Peoples party vote light.
Morning journal and courier., 1892-11-09

NEW York, Nov. S.-The Herald says
Cleveland has carried New York, New
Jersey, Illinois, Connecticut and Indiana
and is sure of election.
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Wyoming.

New YORK, Nov. S.-The Tribune con-
cedes Washington to the democrats.
Morning journal and courier., 1892-11-09

NEW YORK, Nov. 9.-The Herald's spe-
cial from Portland, Ore. says the returns
favor Weaver in Oregon and Cleveland in
Washington. The democrats voted al
most solidly for Weaver in Oregon.
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TO LET-HOUSES.
,I,o LET-FURNrsHED HOUSE ON WARWICK
II Neck; 10 rooms; kitchen separate from the
main house. thus avoiding heat and smell Of cook
ing; stable has three stalls and carriage room:
rent reasonable. inquire OF THOMAS ID. DEM
ING, South Water ST. my3l-u
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WANrED--MIsCELLANEOU US.

WANTED - ti. 500 AT PER CENT; GOOD
w security offered. Address boz h, News offlce.
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The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1892-07-28
Lindsay Anderson's
RESTAURANT,
So Middle Street-36

The coolest Dining Room In the
city. Everybody says so. and what
everybody says must he true. Try
IL, and you will say the same.