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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-11-09
WA.
IT GOES REPUBLICAN BY 5000 PLURALITY.
THREE-FoURTHs OF wEAvERs VOTE CAST By
HIS DEMOCRATIC ALLIES.

THREE-FoURTHs OF wEAvER's VOTE CAST By
HIS DEMOCRATIC ALLIES.
Des Moines Iowa, Nov 6.-The day in this
State was remarkable account Of the quiet
and good order which prevailed at the polling
places. In Des Nloincs the Eavicst registration
in the history of the city was recorded and the
full registration was polled. The weather has
been 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 is also large. IL Is
estimated that In this city the dcfections duo
to ignorance CT voters IN marking their ballots
under the new law Will reach nearly 100. II
the same proportion is true Of the State, as 1t
Is likely to be, it will have quito an influence
in the election. The chances, however, are that
it will affect all partiec equally. The law, IN
spite Of these. has proved o success on first trial
and everybody seens wall pleased with it.
The number of precincts in the State Is 1903
They are compared with 1891, when Boies had
plurality Of 5000. Returns now in show Repub-
1ican gains The Republican committee claims
tho State by 10000 plurality
Returns are slow In coming in. The Australian
ballot Is delaying the count. hrec-fourths Of the
Weaver vote comes from Democrats The Prohi-
hilton vote will be less than 5000 In the state.
The Republicans claim ten out OF eleven Con-
CreJmen.
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ESTIMATES IN VARIOUS COUNTIES.

Pennington. Nov s.-Thc estimated malorites in
Huntington County. based upon returns already In,
will be Cleveland, 800; Wers, 800; Cornish, Tor
Congress, 1900.
Freehold, Nov. s.--Cevcland's majority In Mon
mouth County will be about 100.
Camden, Nov. e.-The vote In Camden County Is
heavy, and the returns slow In coming In. in
all probability the county viii give Harrison at least
5000 plurality. Henry c. Loudcnslager RepD Will
be elected In the LIST Congress District by plurality
which cannot fall much below j000 Tho Repub
ncans will elect two Assemblymen from this county.
Morristown Nov. o.-Thc Democrats here estimate
that Morris County Will go Republican on the National
ticket by 1870. Returns slow In coming In.
Lakewood, Nov 9.-The returns now indicate that
Ocean County will give about COO majority for the
Republican National ticket. Kean. for Governor, Is
running far ahead OF his ticket. Gardner Rep.l for
Congress Will be elected BY about the same plurality
Harrison will get. Smith rep, for SENATOR viii
lead King by 100 votes In the county. Burton
RepJ, for Assembly. will be elected.
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THE ELECTION IN DOUBT.
Continued from First Page.

was tested by the voters for the first time in a
Presidential election There were three tickets
In the field Republican, Democratic and Prohibi-
ton. The Populists were unrcprescntcd on the
electoral ticket. the political campaign in this
State ended with the September election, since
which time no canvass has been conducted by
either party. No active efforts were made BY
Republican or Democratic State or local COM
mittces to-day t. bring voters TO the polls, AMI
the vote cast represents the party strength on
Satonal issues. The estimated vote for Harri-
son is, in round numbers, $4,000: for Cleveland
900, and for Bidwell 900 The Prohibition vote
will probably be 500 less than in 1888 Returns
Of the election In a number of the larger towns
show a decided Republican gain over the vote
for Governor in the last September elections;
St. Adams gives Harrison III maj )rity, Burling-
ton 81 majority, and Rutland 1888 majority. Bur-
Ington the home Of the Democratic nominee for
Governor, Bradley b. Smaey, has been redeemed,
and gives Harrison and Reid majority of OIL. At
the September election the Democrats carried the
city on their representative ticket by over 800
majority Ex-senator George +. Edmunds came
home from New-York to vote for Harrison and
Reid, and appeared at the polls so after they
were opeTred and deposited his ballot for the Re-
publican electors The Harrison voters of
1870 were out in force to-day all along the line
and cast their ballots for Benjamin Harrison.
Rutland the centre OF the great marble Industry
gives the Protection candidates majority OF
333, O splendid gain for the Republicans. The
Republicans of st. Johnsbury, brattleborO, Mont
pc lIler and other large towns also give good ma
elites t. Harrison and keld
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A QUIET DAY IN NEWARK.

Tho election In Newark passed of quietly. large
vote poed and the greater part OF II was gotten
In early In the day The United States marshals and
supervisors all welnown citizens who con
Quoted themselves In u gcntlcmanly manner. and did
every thing possible to facilitate voting at the polling
booths instead OF otetructing voters az the Democrats
had declared they appointed TO do. There werc
only two arrests during the day, an Italian named
Francisco Gomaio who was taken In custody In the
second district OF the Third Ward on charge OF at
tempting blibe fellow Italian. lie Indignantly de-
MED the charge, but held In 81 900 ball. notwh
standing the fact that the whom 1t was alleged he
had attempted 10 bribc could not DO found Tile
other arrest wa that OF colorcd man named John
Wilson, OF East Orange. who accused Of having
registered from two paccs 4 number of Republicans
who called their voting booths T. vote found that
other person had been there before them ana had
voted on their names 1t Is believed that this was
carried on 10 "A great extent. and the Democratic
election officers treated IL great joke.
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MASSACHUSETTS,.
SMALL DEMOCRATIC GAINS.
PROBABLE RESULT on ooSGREssMEN

PROBABLE RESULT on CONGRESSMEN.
Boston, Nov. s.-One hundred and ten towns give
Cleveland o0174, Harrison 1905. This Is net
Democratic gain OF 955.
Ftfty.two towns and 100 precincts Of Boston give
Halle (Rep). for Governor 1929; Russell (Dem.).
90 1907. RusseL's plurality. 0.s70.
One hundred and ninety precincts Of Boston give
for Governor: Halle, 96,326; Russell, 3s,71.
Eusselrs plurality, 12.41o. Governor Russcns
friends claim that the will carry the state by 100
plurality, while the Republicans express confidence
that Halle will have several thousand plurality.
Nom q the Congressional District returns are as
yet co.. .rted. There appears 10 be no d ub that
McEttrick ind DEM Is elected In the Xih District
Draper Rep.) in the XIth District over George Fred
Williams Dem, while the fight in the With te:we
Lodge (Rep.) and Everett DEM, and in the With
between Andrew Dem.) AMI Mccall (Rep) is very
close. Mccall claims that he Is elected by 1900
plurality, although Andrews friends by no means
conccde II.
GAINS FOR HARRISON.
HALLE PROBABLY ELEOrED-wILIIAMs De
1EATED FOR CONGRESS.
Boston, Nov. Special. coming
In slowly. Indications point to IIailes election
General Draper defeats George Fred Williams
for Congress in the XIth District. Henry Cabot
Lodge is reelected. Returns from seventy out
OF 352 towns show Korublican gains Of 40, over
last year
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COLORADO.
TIE WHOLE ErPUBLICAN TICKET WINS


Denver, Col, Nov. 8 Special. Chairman Grit
fifth, of the Republican State Committee, claims
that Denver will 90 Republican by not less than
5000 plurality, ard that the vote will De suf-
GENTLY large to Insure the election Of Republi,\l
electors, two Congressman and the entire State
ticket
Forty precincts in Denver show tremendous
Republican gains and insure Republican plu-
rality of 5000. Pueblo, tho second town in tho
State has gone Republican by not less than
l,l0O plurality Leadyile gives Weaver 200
plurality. Twenty precincts in Denver show
Republican gain Of 1000. Logan County gives
Harris n 200 plurality.
Denver. Col. Nov. Cspccal). -Colorado. which
four years ago gave Republican majority Of
1900 made a haI-l fight 10 day 10 maintain its Repub
ncan standing Today's election was the most ex
citing in the history OF co orado. The clear and raw
all portions OF the state. In the IN Congress Dis
trct, Earl Il. C0c. Republican, will run far ahead Of
the Popullsts' candldatc LATE Pence, whose prncpa!
Peoples party advocates. Denver whioh four years
ago, gave Republican pluraaty OF over 5000 Will
go Republican by a larger figure and this will tend
towns. Th.-cntre Republican state ticket voted
without much scratching. and It's election Is assured
by plurality OF several thousand. In the lid Dis
Tho principal contest was on tho electors Several
unsuccessful attempts at repeating were made and the
thugs speedily thrown into jail. Mistakes IN rogstra-
non werc discovered IN lnrge number OF Instances,
but these were speedily corrected. There five
tickets In the field The Republican ballot voted
straight while thousands Of Populists scratched the
state ticket for tho Republican nominee. Tho polls
did not close until O'Clock. and the returns WITH DO
computed without delay.
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NEBRASKA.
THE VOTE ON THE ELECTORS IN DOUBT.

CRoUNsE ELECTED Observation-Disclosures
DEMOCRATIC on JOINT BALLOT.
Lincoln, Ncb. Nov s.-From the returns sent
In OF the voting throughout the day. and an ac-
curate poll of TIE voters the situation is very
favorable 10 Republicans. The entire State ticket
is probably elected by plurality Of 10000 The
Republicans get at least three congressman, while
in the other three districts the result is close.
The indications are that Weaver secures the
electors Tho following estimates arr ma &c By
the two committees:
Republican-Ncbrcska has cast from 100000
10 202. 900 votes. few thousand less than at the
election Of 1890 Crounse rep is probably
elected Governor The votes for the three Gubrr
tktlrial car,lilatNs atan1 about as follows )
Crounse 10000 TO $1,000: Van Wyck In =.
10000 10 $4,000; Morton tDcm) 5H
ono 70 $4,000 Tho rest of the Republican State
ticket is probably elected by plurality of from
10 900 20 IS 900, except Treasurer and Lieuten-
pnt-Govcrnor whose plurality IS probably smaller
The Republicans will control the lower branch OF
thc LEGISLATURE but on joint ballot the Democrats
ard Indcpcrd nts have probably l.ority OF fro n
two 70 six. go
Omaha, Neb., Nov. s.--The situation with ref.
erence 10 electors is too uncertain TO judge at
present The strength OF the three parties has
been about equally developed.
The Legislature is 25 per cent Democratic, 40
Irdepcndent and the rest Republican. No Re
publican United States Sera!or can he returned.
Omaha gives Weaver 10000 plurality.
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cleveland tl,21s Bidwell 81, scattering IL. mo
same towns and wards In 1888 gave Harrison lio''
cleveland 1874, Fiskc and scattering 40; Republican
net gain. SO.
Inc returns on the vote for Governor rom seven
towns give Smith (Rep) 643; Mckinney fDcm) ofo'
Carr tPrVD 90 scattering g. The same towns III loVo
gave Tuttle Gscp) CSC; Amsden (Dem) go; Carr
pro) and scattering 81 Republican not GAIN %.
Returns from twenty-five towns and wards give
Harrison 27s3; Cleveland 2474 Bidwe lao scatter
Ing u. Same towns and wards in 1888 gave Harrison
2,6l5 Cleveland o,500 Fishe and scattering 'o' ke'
publican net gain M.
For observation-disclosures from nineteen towns ana
wards give Smith Nrp.) 1924 Mckinney. 15I4
Carr Pro- o5 scattering Il. Same towns and wards
IN iooo gave T1tte U!cp) 1.934; Amsdcn tDein.l
l,O3l Carr (Pro) and scattering 40; Republican net
loss, IA.
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ARRESTS Is HUDSON COUNTY.
DEMOCRATS TRY TO STOP CAPTAIN GRAHA,
OTHER TROUBLES

DEMOCRATS TRY TO STOP CAPTA.N GRAHAM
OTHER TROUBLES.
Ycsterdav's election IN the Hudson County cities
md towns passed or quietly. There few arrc SITS
on either side. The Democrats began With Captain
John Graham, who was charged with obstrucung the
polls but the complaint was dismissed by Justice
Mnr,iRcz. Two three official distributors Of tickets
were ARE tel for vng out official ballots. with the
name Of George u. Fielder past d over the name OF
Edward f. Mcdonald, the original Democratic nom
incc. who died last week. Chief supervisor McEwan
decided that the officers not correct but released
them Oh their promise TO abandon the place.
The only friction was attempt Of the Jersey City
uolce to prevent United states deputies from going
behind the rnliina but United states Marshal Deacon
had instructed the deputies 10 their rights aud the
police soon abandoned the effort. The same thing
happened In Hob ken. but there the police went the
length Of arresting supervisor Coleman. Marshal
Dencon went 10 Ioio OXEN and demanded the release Of
Mr. Coleman and Recorder McDonoush then sent the
cnsn I, United States Commissioner skinner, who dis
missed the complaint.
In the Grccnyile district, where ;hc right Of official
distributors TO give cut laOts with Fielder pastors over
McDonnd's name disputed the polls were closed
until the matter was settled The same thing hap
pcncd in the Marion dstiict. II was hrally decided
t. leave the matter Ia tie hands OF the Sa,e officials
There were several complaints made by person, who
were tod that their names taken IN tie house
toulouse canvass. but Who found, when they went to
vote that they were not registered. They were re
fcrred 10 Judge Lppnc0t but court was In session
the day being legal holiday.
In regard to the To egram found In the possession
OF Nike OMara the Democratic balloboX stliIcr wLo
arrested Monday night. John II. Virgins the
Republican candidate fr Assembly In the Xth District
OF Hudson Yesterday said lie knew nothing about
o Mara or the alleged dispatch found I'm O'Mdra's
pocket The papor proved not to BE- telegram 10
Ma fsgn n
but pencilled telegraph bank ana Directed
10 Mr.. Virgins. Tho design was 10 Show that Mr..
Virgins had neg )tlacd with O'Man for reporters,
and so inJure him at the polls. The scheme acted
the other wHy. Mr.. Virgins said It had made lin
hundred votes among respectable Democrats
O'Mara and his men yesterday sent 10 the
county Jail. They will be arralSncd today.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-11-09
NORTH CAROLINA.
THE DEMOCRATIC NATIONAL AND STATE
TICKETS SUCCESSFUL

Wilmington, y. C.. Nov. 4.-Tlc result CT the cleo
ton In this state shows n democratic victory on
both state and National tickets. The State ticket
ran ahead. but Cevelnnd's majority will be large.
5. p. Alexander Dcm) Is reelected TO Congress
from this the With District, Maynard. Third
party candidate. New-Ianover County. which In
cudes this city, elects the whole Democratic ticket.
Clevcland's majority in the county may reach 700,
gain Of 200 over the vote of 1883.
Asheville y. c.. Nov. s.-Dspatches to "The
Citizen, from the IXth District indicate the cleo
lion Of Crawford Dem.) Prltchard QRep) by at
least 600 majority.
Raleigh, n. c., Nov. s.--Thc returns come In very
slowly They show thus far that the Peoples Purity
vote is drawn as much from the Republicans as from
the Democrats In ten precincts, taken at random IA
as many counties. Cleveland gets 1900 votes, Har
rison 1000, and Weaver, COO.
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WEST VIRGINIA..
THE RESULT IN DOUBT.
ROTH PARTIES CLAIM THE STATE.

Charleston, w. Va. Nov. 8 tSpccIaD.-News hero
Is very mcagrc. All interest il concentrated In the
news from Ncw-Yorl In Kanawha the Democrats
have made decided gains and the Democratic
State Committee claims that West Virginias cleo
toral vote will be cast for Cleveland without
doubt. Indications hero point in that direction
but nothing definite is known. Under the now
election law no official count will be given before
tomorrow. Republicans still claim tho election OF
Davis for Governor. Ruckcr, Republican, Is prop
ably elected TO Congress from this district, out MS
majority will be small. The Democrats claim 'ne
district by 200.
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SOUTH CAROLINA.
THE DEMOCRATIC MAJORITY ABOUT 900

THE DEMOCRATIC MAJORITY ABOUT 10000.
Charleston, s. c.. Nov. g lSpcciaD.-Ceveland's
majority in the State will exceed 10000. The
Weaver vote Is very light. not over 1000 at the
most.
Tie Congressman elected nre: LET DISTRICT, w.
r. Brawlcy lDcm); Id District, w. |. Tolbert
alliance DEM IlId, A. c. Latimcr tAiiiance
DEM; WITH, G.. W. Shell ALLIANCE DEM; With,
T. Strait alliance DEM; With, l. l.. McLauren
ALLIANCE DEM. In the With it will take the
official count TO decide between +. w. Noise
DEM and G. w Murray HepJ, with the chances
in favor Of Noise.
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SCATTERING TOWN RETURNS.

Boston, Nov. 6.-One hundred and fortyeight
precincts out of 205 In Boston give Halle tRepJ
20,o96, Russell DEM 29,ls4 Russelps plurality
9,0ss. One hundred and twenty seven precincts out
Of 205 In Boston give Cleveland 25,066, Harrison
1908; Cleveland's plurality. 1888.
Boston, Mass Nov. e.-Sxty towns ive Cleveland
9,775 Harrison. 10 ,244 Halle, 12107; Russell TO-
SOo Compared with 1883 net Democratic gain Of
655 compared with 1901 net Republican gain Of 49,
Boston, Mass, Nov SIN Massachusetts, seventy
Halle iz,e47; Russell, 1876. Compared With 1855
this Is net gain Of re Compared with 1891, It Is
Springfield. Mass, Nov. s.-Twenty four towns Of
the first district give Crosby 1850 and Wright 42ls
Gillett IS handsomely elected over Lsthrop in the
second district.
Worcester. Mass, Nov. s.-Tcn Worcester County
towns give Halle 2,4S0, Russell $500, a net Demo
cratic gain Of l02.
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MISSOURI.
MEAGRE Returns SHOW DEMOCRATIC
GAINS

ST. Louis. Nov. s.-Meagre dispatches from all parts
Of the state to "The Republic indicate net Demo
cratic gains OF ~ per cent over $50. This will give
tie State TO Cleveland by 10000 to $1,000 and to
stone CDem. for Governor by 1000.
Kansas City, No.. Nov. s.-The polls closed at 7
D. m. Tho count OF votes up TO within two hours Of
the closing hour indicates that this, jackson County
has given stone (Dem), for Governor plurality over
Major warner rep. This is Warmers home.
ST. Louis gives Warner. Republican candidate for
Governor 5000 to 1000 plurality. Reports from
other Missouri counties show Warner ahead
The election for Congressman IN the With Missouri
District is close All depends on Kansas City's vote
The Republicans claim that 10000 OF their were
dI,frnnchi.cd Webster Davis. the Republican can
didate, says he will contest. II beaten.
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GEORGIA..
pIJ1p.IJT,Es IN SOME COUNTIES.

pLIyRAILTIEs IN SOME COUNTIES
Atlanta Ga. Nov. s-Bhck, the Democrauc can
d,aote f,r Cnr,c,s is elected In the Xth District by
not less than 1000 votes. Livingston, the Demo
cratic candidate Is elected In the Ivth District ana
Tate, the Democrats candidate, Is elected In the
IXth District.
Seventy eight precincts outside OF Atlanta give
cleveland IL o53: Harrison, 1891; Weaver l''o''
walton County goes Democratic by COO or 700 ma
torltv Worth Co,nty goes Democratic by about 400
imaioriry: RandoJIh County Democratic by 700
brunswick. Ca. Nov. SIN this city Cleveland
Gets $50 votes HARRISON 1l3. For Congress, turner
DEM, gets 900 MattoX (Rep.l ol2.
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MA r YLAND.
CLEVELANDS PLURALITY l2.o0o-ONE RE
PUBLICAN CONGRESSMAN


PUBLICAN CONGRESSMAN
Baltimore, Nov. iah.-Cleveland's plu-
rality in Maryland will De about $4,000. Tho
Republicans lave redeemed the With District
Wellington 1Rep) having plurality, according
20 the latest returns, OF about 500. Returns from
the mountain districts come in slowly. but yelling
tons election seems assured. Tho Democrats
elected their candidates In the five other dis
trictsL The vote poled for tho Peoples party
candidates was insignificant, and in tho two dis
tricts included in baltimore City they could
not muster enough strength 70 get their candl-
dates names on the official ballots The Republi-
cans reduced the Democratic plurality In tho
Ist ana With districts.
Baltimore City gives Cleveland about 5000
plurality, and tic Republicans have gained ono
member of the Council. Thousands OF negroes
were deprived Of their right 70 vote, their names
not Icing on thc registry liste. This old Demo
cratic trick generally practised IN tho southern
counties, where The cOor'd population is larger
than in any other part OF the State
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Eerry's DEM majority for Congress in this. the
With District to be $500: the majority for Cleveland
Is about $500.
Louisville, Ky. Nov. (SpccaD.-Returns are com
'he In slowly. but tho indications are that the vote
VIII DC unusually large The Democrats claim the
e,te by 5000 majority. while the Republicans claim
Enhs In several Congressional districts. sias Adams,
nePap3ncan. has been elected by large majority.
PROBABLY 1000 The Republicans also claiming
ne election Of DR.. Kimberley IN the I'D and DIR.
nuhter In the Xh. These districts have heretofore
S,ne Democratic. Tie Democrats also claiming
u,tn by Increased majOrucs, except In tire liI.
WI re ire vote viii &c verT close. The Republicans
caim OF victory IS based the part the Third party
VIII play In the election.
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NEW-HAMPSHIRE.
DELAY IN COUNTING THE NEW SECRET
BALLOTS

Concord. n. H., Nov. s.-The lack OF telegrnphic
returns from any Of the towns In the state up !"
a O'Clock Indicate that they will be very much hter
than in former years. Tie delay is owing TO INC
secret ballot which went mo operation tooay'
several towns heard from ~ telephone and mcsscn
eers show Democratic gains. In this city tho Demo
crats have gained heavily especially In wards four
five and six. In ward five the vote fell OF 10 from
that Of two years ago, and Of this decrease ninety
were Republican votes. The count Will not be com
plcted In the several wards until morning. but inc
Democrats say that the indications 'furnih q god
has,s for n claim 10 a Democratic majority and city
government.
SOME RETURNS FROM THE TOWNS
Concord, N H.. Nov. s.-Returns from ten towns
ana wards In New.Hampshire give Harrison 1.436.
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WISCONSIN,.
HARRISON CARRIES THE STATE.
AS LARGE A PLURALITY AS IN 1888

NJ "7SIs0r'I ~ Il ''V I67NI1I1 M f@' 1oo1'
Milwaukee, Nov. s.-The ex-chairman Of the
Republican State Central Committee says, from
returns thus far received. Wisconsin gives Har-
rson as large q plurality he received In 1888
Spooncr runs even with his ticket.
Seventeen voting precincts in the State give
Harrison o,245. Cleveland 2,427, u Democratic
gain Of 2Gj.
Twenty towns in Wisconsin show net Republican
gain of 273 1855 vote.
Chicago, Nov s.-Chairmcn at both headquar
tens in Milwaukee concede that Wisconsin Is
very close