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The morning call., 1892-11-09
AFTER THE BATTLE.
Continued from First Page.

Harrison 27,017 Cleveland 23,958. The
same precincts last year gave Mckinley
90 74O. Campbell 1898.
One hundred and two precints, outside OF
Cleveland and Cincinnati. give Harrison
14.l14. Cleveland 12.740. The same last
year gave Mckinley 12,004. Campbell 1l.721.
Two hundred and twenty-four precincts
in Ohio outside of Cleveland and Cincin-
natl give harrison 81, CSC. Cleveland 31.0S2
The same precincts last year gave Nc
Klnley 33,474, Campbell 81, l42 This is
Republican gain OF 2266.
According to present appearances the
Democratic candidate for Congress in the
Fourteenth District NJ. d. Harter, is
elected over A. c. Johnson. Huron
County, which gave Mckinley majority
Of l014, gave johnson only 300
According to returns received Van Voor-
hees r. is elected to Congress iu the Fif-
teenth District by about 800 majority.
Portsmouth gives Harrison 1895, Cleve-
land 1861. Harrson's plurality in the
county 1900.
In Dayton the Democrats gain about 600.
which will elect the entire Democratic city
ticket. George W. Rouk is reelected TO
Congress in the Third District by about
1000 The outlook is that Ohio will give
Harrison plurality of %. 600. The increase
of the Peoples and Prohibition vote over
1891 is very small.
CLEVELAND, Nov. S.-Sixieen precincts
out Of $50 of this city give Harrison 1889.
Cleveland 2500 Last year the same pre-
cincts gave Mckinley 1881. Campbell 2197
A net Democratic gain OF 245. The same
ratio of gain will give Cleveland the city by
1900 and the county by 500. -Four years
ago Harrison carried the county by 2000.
Forty-e;ght precincts, forming practically
one-third of Cleveland. give Cleveland a
majority of 2139 over HARRISON. Last year
the same precincts gave Campbell 1866 ma
jority over Mckinley. This shows that
Cleveland will carry the city by 25G0 and
the county by 1900. Last year Mckinley
carried the county by about 1900.
COLUMBUS, Nov Sat midnight Chair
man Dick of the Republican State Commit
tee, claims that the Harrison electors for
Ohio will have a plurality OF from $4,000 to
25.OOO He had heard from only two Con-
gressional districts, the First and Second,
and he claims the election OF the Repub-
lican candidates in these by about 2000
majority. He has nothing defrite from
the doubtful districts, but expects Harter
will be defeated in the Fourteenth District.
A private telegram to Chairman Dick an
UUuHGco tiiS NCAtak VI 1OuBc az AiOfSta
but this is not conceded by the Republican
chairman.
Chairman Farley Of the Democratic COM
mittee will make no estimate, but Colonel
Taylor. who is receiving returns with him,
states that their adyices show that the Re-
publican plurality will be about ., 900 IN the
State. and Taylor. Democratic candidate for
Secretary of State. says that he will hold his
opponent down to a plurality of 1900.
They claim she election Of Bowler. Demo
cratic. in the First District, Johnson over
hodge in the Twenty-irst and Harter in
the Fourteenth.
The morning call., 1892-11-09
RHODE ISLAND.

The election of State officers In Rhode Island
took place on April last and resulted in the
election of the Republican ticket. The only Of
ncers voted for yesterday were the electors and
members OF Congress. The present Legislature
viii choose successor 10 Uuited States Senator
Aldficb. AT the Presidential election in 1883
ihe vote OF the State was divided as follows:
Harrison 2l.966. Cleveland 1850, scatter
Ing 1868.
PROVIDENCE, Il. L. Nov. 8.-Returns
from twenty-five town and nine districts in
the city Of Providence give Cleveland 1894,
Harri son 9518
The total vote of the State, lacking twenty
districts, is: Harrison 1928, Cleveland
1852 The State goes for Harrison.
Rhode Island remains 10 the Republican
column. casting her four electoral votes for
Harrison by plurality of 2501 In vote of
54,75S. the largest ever pollee in the State.
II is divided as follows: Harrison 27.000,
Cleveland 25,099, Weaver 304. Bidwell 1775.
There was no election for Congressman iu
either Of the two districts, but the Repub-
lican candidates had slight plurality.
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Orange.

SANTA ANA, Nov. S.-The election passed
of peaceably to-day. The Peoples party
has polled about 900 votes in this county
and has probably elected c. f. Bennett to
the Assembly. who has received the Demo-
cratic Endorsement. Harrison will carry
the county by about 100 majority, loss
compared with last election. Lacy, the
Democratic nominee for Sheriff, and Brock,
the Republican, for County Clerk, are
certainly elected. Returns are coming in
slowly.
Returns received at 12:40 A. NJ leave the
county election still in doubt. Brock Il. Is
elected County Clerk. Stacy ID. is elected
Sheriff and Bowers ID. has been elected
Recorder. The balance Of the county ticket
Is In doubt. Republicans and Democrats
both claim Surveyor, District Attorney and
Treasurer.
The result OF the Senatorial and Assembly
fight is doubtful. Cleveland and Wellborn
are running ahead of the ticket Both par
ties claim the county. The Peoples party
vote in the county is about COO, Prohibition
900
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LADIES
UNDER RVEAR
DEP TMENT!

For the coming season we have
Just received large assortment of
Winter Skirts III alpaca, cloth,
sateen and embroidered flannel; also
Knitted Skirts IN all the leading
colors. In Muslin Underwear our
assortment is most complete; here
can be found Mother Hubbard
Gowns, made of heavy muslin, with
hemstitched yoke, collar and cuffs,
at 500 each also Gowns trimmed
with fancy colored e m b roi d e ry.
Woven and heece-1ined Underskirts.
We make a speciality of fine lace and
embroidered muslin "sets" and bridal
trousseau. One hundred different
styles of Ladies' Aprons ranging in
price from 25c to soc.
The morning call., 1892-11-09

Gone mad
the person with bad blood who's not
taking DR.. Pierce's Golden Medical
Discovery. You are bereft of iudg-
ment and good sense if you allow
your blood to get out of order, your
liver sluggish-life dull, everything
blue, for you may soon find out that
you're in the grave-or next to it
because you did not procure the
G. NJ. d. soon enough, and some
dread disease, may be influenza
or consumption, may be typhoid
or malarial fever, has taken YOU.
Consumption is Lung Scrofula. For
Scrofula in its myriad forms. and
for all Liver, Blood and Lung dis
eases, the Discovery" is an un-
equaled remedy. Everybody, now
and then, feels rundown ""played-
out, with no power to generate
vitality, in fact, just too sick to be
well. That's where the right kind
of medicine comes in, and the "Dis-
covery" does for a dollar what the
doctor wouldn't do for less than FIVE
or ten.
We claim that nothing like it has
been discovered for blood purifier.
It's guaranteed by the makers. Your
money is returned if it dosen't bens.
fit or cure you.
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Santa barbara.

SANTA BARBARA, Nov. s.-Saunders,
Democratic candidate for the Assembly. is
elected by probably 200 majority over the
Republican and Prohibition candidate. He
is for Steve White for United States Sena-
tor. w. L. Shepherd. Democratic candidate
for the State Senate. will carry the county
by from fifty to one hundred majority. He
is probably beaten in Ventura by Orr. the
Republican candidate. but the fight be tween
them will be close, as the charge was made
against Orr that be was for De Young Orr,
however, was pledged by the convention
that nominated him TO support Southern
California man for the United States Senate.
and was privately pledged against De
Young.
The Santa Barbara County Republican
Committee claims 80 plurality for Harri-
son. The Democratic committee say Cleve.
land Will run about even. The Democratic
Assemblyman is elected. and Cannon ID.
for Congress has about 500 plurality.
The morning call., 1892-11-09
PENNSYLVANIA.

In Pennsylvania State officers, members Of
Congress and electors were voted for yesterday.
The Legislature elected VIII choose successor
10 United States Senator Quay. In the State
election ln 1891 Morrison r. was chosen Gov
ernor by a plurality OF 54.377. In the Pres-
Dental election in 1888 the vote Of lhe State
was divided as follows: Harrison 526,09 l,
Cleveland 1868 Fisk 20.947. scattering
1897.
PHILADELPHIA, Nov. s.-An compari-
sons of the vote of Pennsylvania will be
made with the vote Of 1888. Pike County
gives Cleveland 675 plurality. which Is a
Republican gain Of lit.
In Monroe County the Republicans gain
III.
Clearfield County gives Cleveland about
900 plurality, Republican gain Of 50.
Fulton County gives Cleveland 325 plural
ity. Democratic gain OF 46.
Berks County gives Cleveland plurality,
a Democratic gain Of 521.
Sydney County gives Harrison a plural
ity of 500, q Democratic gain Of 67
The official count is progressing very
slowly. owing to the complicated ballot nd
the unusually heavy vote. On the State
ticket IL is generally conceded that General
Lilly and Major Mcdowell, Republican
candidates for Congressman at large. and
John Dean, for the Supreme Court, will
be given heavy majorities. In Philadel-
phia's five Congressional districts the Re-
publicans carried the First, Second Fourth
and Fifth. The greatest interest centered In
the Third-Samuel J. RandalPs old district.
Though heavily Democratic 1t is conceded
it has been carried by the incum-
bent McAleer. who was iDdOrse1 by the
Republicans and Independents.
Returns from twelve out of sixty-seye n
mites show gain for Cleveland OF 4300.
Twenty-Five counties in Pennsylvania
not including Allegheny or Phil adelphia.
give Cleveland 1875 plurality, Democratic
gain of 9401. Twenty-three of these coun-
ties show gains for Cleveland. while six
show gains for Harrison.
HOMESTEAD, Nov 6.-The election abb
sorbed Homestead to-day to the exclusion
of the strike and all other matters Of inter-
est. Tho voting was not as large as in
former years, as many persons have moved
away. 1t was distinguished by a large
amount of cutting both on the national and
legislative nominees. The Republican
ticket was bolted by large number of
locked-out men, and the Democratic leaders
claim the borough, but the Republicans do
not cOncede it.
PTTTsBURG. Nov. Sat II 80 P. NJ only
few scattering returns have been received
and no definite estimate can be made Of
either Allegheny City, Pittsburg or Ale
gheny COnnty's vote.
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NAPA. Nov. S.-Partial returns show the
estimated majority Of Harrison in this
county as 800. For Congress Geary ID. ran
ahead of his ticket, and is thought to have
carried the county, though the result is still
in doubt. For Joint Senator Guford ID. Is
leading Hutchinson r. though the result
will be very close Wade r. defeated
Ham ID. for the Assembly. The other off,
GERS probably elected are as follows
Mckenzie R., Sheriff; Shskey D., Clerk
Brown r., Recorder and Auditor; Gardner
d., Treasurer and Tax Collector; Gwynn
d., District Attorney; Backmau r., Sur
veyor; Kyser R.. Coroner and Public Ad-
ministTator.
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SAN BERNARDINo, Nov. S.-The Repub-
licans claim that Harrison's plurality is
1000 and that the full Congressional and
Assembly ticket has been elected. The
Democrats concede that Harrison's plurality
Is 500.
CoLToN. Nov. S.-Complete returns from
east of Cotton show that out OF a total vote
Of 50 Cleveland gets So. Harrison % and
Weaver 2. For Congress Wellborn ID. so,
Bowers r 81
The morning call., 1892-11-09
SOUTH CAROLINA.

State officers, members OF Congress and electors
were voted for In South Carolina yesterday. At
the State elections In 1890 Tillman ID. was
elected Governor by a minority OF 44.33I. Ia
the Presidential election 10 1888 the vote OF the
State was divided as follows: Harrison 1876,
Cleveland Go, 1926. scattering $50.
CHARLESTON, Nov. S.-Wth the possible
exception of the Seventh District. South
Carolina returns a solid Democratic delega-
tion to Congress and chooses nine Cleve-
land electors
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SEVENTH CONGRESSIONAL D1sTRIc:

OF kindred spirits, with whom he engaged
in an alteration regarding the relative
qualifications OF certain candidates in the
district.
The opposition attacked Hayes in body,
and he was being badly used up when the
police interfered.
He was taken to the Receiving Hospital,
where DIR. Samuels treated his badly shat
tered nose and fractured thumb, besides nu-
merous other cuts and bruises.
No arrests were made. Hayes left the
hospital after his wounds were dressed,
saying he would ''fx" the cause OF the
trOubie
The morning call., 1892-11-09
SOUTH DAKOTA.

In South Dakota Stale officers, members OF
congress and electors were voted for yesterday
In The Presidential election OF 1888 South
Dakota was not State. At the State elections
in 1890 Melleue L. was elected Governor by
plurality Of 1886, the vole being Mellette a.
467, L0uks +. A. %, 4,591, Taylor d. lS,484
Huron, S. D., Nov. Sit is cold but
clear. The weather brought out full vote,
and early reports indicate that the Demo
Gratis followed the instructions of their
leaders and voted for the Weaver electors.
Nine precincts, including the city of Sioux
Falls, give Harrison 1863. Cleveland 30,
Weaver S65 The returns on Governor and
Congressman are incomplete. but Sheldon
r. is ahead.
Partial returns up to ! A. NJ Indicate that
Harrison has a majority over Cleveland
The morning call., 1892-11-09
TEXAS.

State officers members OF Congress and elect
ors were voted for in Texas yesterday. AT the
State elections In 1890 HOgg ID. was electe
Governor by plurality OF $4,000 In the
Presidential election in 1888 the vote OF the
State was divided as follows: Harrison So, ,422,
Cleveland 234 S83.
GALVESTON. Nov. S.-The weather was
bad throughout the State to-day. The vote
will be about the same as in 1888, when
Cleveland had $4,000 plurality. The CON-
plexty of the situation will render the re-
turns very slow.
Houston. Tex. Nov. S.-Beyond the fact
Cleveland carried the State by very large
majority nothing definite will be known
here before tomorrow. as only an insignit-
cant number of boxes have been counted.
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WANTED HIS WIFE ARRESTED.
A Husbands Scheme to Get His Spouse
COUNTIES.

A Husbands Scheme to Get His Spouse
Home.
A Portuguese whose name was said to be
Portee bothered the officer of the North
Harbor station yesterday afternoon. His
wife appeared at the station first and
wanted to get her husband arrested. as she
said he beat her very badly at home. She
was told she would have TO get warrant
and went In search Of one. A short time
later Portee came in and asked for his wife.
He would not believe she was not concealed
in the station and was allowed to look
through the cells TO convince himself. He
went in search of her and she refused 10 20
home when found. He accordingly came
back to the station and asked for the as
sistance Of policeman to take his wife
home. He was told he eould not have one
unless he swore out warrant and had her
arrested on some charge. He was not sat-
isfied, but insisted that his wife should be
brought home and evidently looked upon
her as he would a piece OF property, like
COW or horse. When last seen he was
going in the direction of the City Hall,
hurling curses on The Government and
everybody connected with it,
The morning call., 1892-11-09
SnfIeF.

YUBA CITY. Nov. 9.-The election passed
off very quietly here and large county
vote was polled. At / 80 o'clock A. NJ not
half the returns Of the county have been
received, but it is thought the election is
assured of Z. A. Davis. Judge, Republican /;
T. L. Smith. Sheriff. Democrat; c. r. VIII
coxon, Clerk, Democrat; a. c. Mclaughlin,
District Attorney, Republican; l.. j. Cope,
Treasurer, Republican.
The indications are that G. B. Lyman,
Republican candidate for Recorder, is
elected, as is also George Ohleyer. Demo-
cratic candidate for the Assembly in Sutter
and Yuba counties. At this writing Came
nette for Csngress Is ahead absut fifty votes
in this county, as is also the Cleveland
electoral ticket.
The morning call., 1892-11-09
VERMONT.

The election OF State officers in Vermont took
place on September last and resulted In the
election Of the Republican ticket. The present
Legislature VIII choose successor to United
States Senator Proctor. The only officers voted
for yesterday were The electors and the men,
bers of Congress. Ia the Presidential election
in 1888 the vote of the State was divided as fol-
lows: Harrison 45,192. Cleveland 16.7SS, Fisk
1860, scattering 80.
WHITE RIVER JUNCTION. VT. Nov. g.
Returns from fifty Vermont towns give
Harrison u, ,765. Cleveland 5606. Bidwell 44S
This is a Republican decrease of 1854. a
Democratic decrease of 4 and a Prohibition
gain o. IS, as compared with 1855.
The morning call., 1892-11-09
Sacramento.

SACRAMENTO, Nov. - The election
passed off quietly here. There was heavy
vote polled and much interest was taken.
Counting the ballots is still in progress.
The indications are that the Republican
legislative ticket il elected. The race for
Sheriff, Superior Judge and County Clerk is
in donbt There was municipal election
in connection with the other election.
Henry l.. Buckley was elected Police Judge
and c. j. b. Deyine City Justice.
The morning call., 1892-11-09

The Signal Corps. Second Brigade. n.
G. C.. will give dance at Union-square
Hall next Thursday evening.
Orinda Parlor No. sc. n. d. G. W., will
give a donation" party in Arcadia Hail,
Union-sQuare building, tomorrow evening.
Bay City Circle No. IL. c. o. f., will in
augurate a series of socals on Monday
evening. November IA, and will continue
them during the winter months in their
hall in the Alcazar building,
The morning call., 1892-11-09

and Weaver in South Dakota. The Popu
lists up to this time, show less strength til an
two years ago.
YANKToN, S. D.. Nov. s.-0itawa Pee
miller, chairman of the Democratic State
Committee. at 10 O'clock tonight comedies
the election of the Republican State ticket
by 5000 plurality, but claims that the
Weaver Presidential electors have been
chosen by 5000 plurality.
The morning call., 1892-11-09
Missing Rows Rsturn.

The four boys who were reported missing
last Sunday evening have turned up safely.
They were carried out by the tide, but man
aged to land at Sausaiito. where they were
forced to remain all night They were
pretty badly frightened, and do not want to
go boating without pilot again. They
really had very narrow escape.
The Helen Mar was insured for only
s140O, which was placed with Cutie &
Frank of this city.
The morning call., 1892-11-09
VIRGINIA.

In Virginia members of Congress and electors
were voted for yesterday. The next Legislature
will choose Senator 10 succeed Daniels. At the
State election In 1889, Mckinney ID. was elected
Governor by plurality OF 42.177. In the
Presidential election In 1888 the vote OF the
State was Divided follows: Harrison 150, ,43S.
Cleveland 15l ,977. scattering 1878.
RICHMOND, Nov. S.-Oficial and semi
official returns from thirty-two counties and
cities. including Petersburg, Norfolk, Lynch
burg and Alexandria, snow Democratic
gains Of about l., 900.
At midnight eleven cities out of sixteen
and twenty-one counties of hundred show
a Democratic gain of 1856 Five addi-
tional counties show Democratic loss of
$50.
At midnight hall OF the counties and all
the large cities in Virginia give Cleveland a
plurality between. $4,000 and 10000 The
Republicans show gains in Gloucester and
Henry counties.
The morning call., 1892-11-09
Marin.

SAN RAFAEL, Nov. ELECTION return 8
up to / O'Clock tonight show that the Re-
publican majority in this county is cut
down considerably. San Rafael Township
has gone Democratic. Congressman Geary
will probably carry the county by 200
majority. The election of English
Is doubtful. Elliott McAlister for
joint Senator will carry the county by $50
majority. He gives preference to White for
United States Senator. j. /. Taylor's cleo
tion for Assemblyman is very doubtful, as
some parts OF the county remain to be heard
from. The rest OF the county ticket with
few exceptions will be Republican. James
w. Cochrane, candidate for District Attor-
ney, Will carry the county by 800 majority.
The county has probably gone Democratic
for electors. as indicated by the returns
now In.
The morning call., 1892-11-09
San Luis Obispo.

SAN LUIS 0BIsPo, Nov. s.-San Luis
town east 396 votes up to neon out of total
registration of about 200. The Peoples
party vote has SO far been light, and the
old party figures of two years ago are con-
sidered safe. In the outside precincts it is
impossible 10 tell the complexion of the
vote.
The morning call., 1892-11-09

Democratic parties are the only ones per-
ceptible in the battle, each fighting hard and
confident of success. There was some ex-
element in the first precinct, caused by the
alleged partiality on the part of ballot
clerk in giving voting instructions to incom-
petents. The county registration is $780,
The morning call., 1892-11-09
They Broke His Nose.

John Hayes, young man, who lives at
256 Eighth street, had the misfortune to in
terest himself In politics yesterday. As q
result he was treated at the Receiving Hos
pital last night where his numerous
wounds were dressed.
Young Hayes was walking up Folsom
street, and when near Eighth met number
The morning call., 1892-11-09
Fresno.

FRESNO, Nov. s.-No definite returns are
obtainable on Assemblymen as yet Nor
decai ID. is running ahead OF his ticket in
the Sixty District. and jacobson X
and Populst is running ahead in the Sixty
third. The indications, however. point to
the election of Wallace. as the district Is
500 Democratic. Mordecai is probably
elected, although his district is Republican.
Mordecai is outspoken for White, while it
is understood that his opponent, w. D..
Breese, is for De Young jacobson has not
committed himself The Democrats claim
800 majority 10 the county, and the Repub-
licans claim 80 majority.
The morning call., 1892-11-09
TENNESSEE.

In Tennessee State officers, members Of Con.
gress and electors were'Soted for yesterday. The
Legislature viii choose a successor TO United
States Senator Bate. at the State election In
1890 Buchanan ID. was elected Governor by
plurality Of 81, ,46S IN the Presidential election
1888 the yote of the Stats was divided as fol-
lows: Harrison 13S, ,98S, Cleveland 15S.799.
scattering 6017.
NASHVILLE, Nov. S.-Cieveland carries
the State by an increased majority over
1888, The extent of which cannot be ascer-
tanned definitely until Tomorrow, as many
counties are remote from telegraph COM
munication. The Congressional delegation
will stand exactly as at present-eight
Democrats and two Republicans. The ma
jorities of the Republicans are decreased.
while the Democrats have increased ma.
terially, notably that Of Congressman
Richardson in the First District