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Business Opportunities
TEWELRY and slversmith business; well es-
tablished and doing paying trade; situate in a
sylvania; weil-selected stock, and all in good con-
dition; best location in the town; the leading
dentially from JAS. W. brape 4 Co.. sis Wood St.,
Pittsburg.
d ETAIL COAL BUSINESS-In the city with
III r R. siding. including3 horses and harness.
entire business and outfit. including book ac-
counts t650. Jas. W. Drape Co.. 3l3 Wood st.,
Pittsburg.
rCINSHOP-Tne best located and equipped In Nc
i Keesport. Pa. Inquire J. w. Schoaf. Market
House.
QnO 85O-Good frame dwelling. new storeroom
DL, and fixtures, stock of fresh groceries, two
Ing on Of the finest paved streets In Pttsburg;
strictly frst-class neghborhood; % minutes' walk
from p. o.; all for e, $50; reasonable cash psy-
ment balance e15 per month"; or will sell separate
Call for particulars John f. Sweeny, IS Fourth av,
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PROPOSALS.

DROPOsALS-FOR KALSOMINING AND
l also for new sheet iron ceiling of the
Wickersham. Twenty-fourtn ward. South.
side, public school building. All bids must
be in before MONDAY EVENING, July ID
Address Ii. f. JAY ,29l1 Carson st., ,Southside.
PROPOSALS FOR PAINTING, KALSO-
i MINING, etc.. of the Morse Sub District
School, corner Sarah and Twenty-ffth
streets, Southside, according to speciflca-
tions to be seen at the school, will be
received until TUESDAY, July 10, 1892. at 8
P. NJ. By order of the Directors. G. SODE,
Pres't. JOHN McKAIN, Sec'y.
PTTTsBURG, July IA, 1902
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NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS :

~
Sealed proposals for steam heating and
yentilatine system, to be put into the East
End School building, McKeesport, Pa. will
be received until TUESDAY, July l9, at
P. NJ. Information can be had from and all
proposals should be addressed to j. W. Faw-
cett, Chairman of Building Committee, Nc
Keesport, Pa. Bond will be required with
proval of School Board. No bid necessarily
accepted. j. ID. FO sTER, Secretary.
MCkEEsPoRT PA, July u, 1892.
NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS-SEA
~ proposals will be received at the
Council Chamber, Mansfield, Pa, on MON
DAY, July rs, at 7:30 P. NJ, for the paving,
curbing and. sewering of Washington ave-
nue.. in the borough Of Mansfield. Plans
and specifications can be seen on and after
Monday, July lS at the office of W. L. Coul-
son, Borough Engineer, Room ABB Bissell
block Pittsburg, or at r. j. Hardy's drug
store, Mansfield No bids will be considered
except for the entire work. A bidders bond
accompany each bid. The Council reserves
the right to reject any or all bids.
o. R COOK W.. WILSON,
Clerk. Burgess.
NOTICE TO COAL DEALERS THE
~ Thirty-second Ward School Board will
receive sealed proposals until P. M. TUES
DAY. July l9, 1892, for five Thousand 6,00O)
bushels, or two hundred t2Oo) cars, of the best
black lump coal, three thousand bushels to
be delivered to the Prospect Street school
house, and two Thousand bushels to the
Bertha Street Schoolhouse.
Bidders will be required to name the
mine from which the coal is taken, and must
put It into the cellar.
Bids must be sent to and full information
may be obtained from o. s. HERSHMAN,
Secretary, care Chronicle Telegraph, No. A
Filth av., Pittsburg.
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81 Classified real estate advertisements on this
page ten cents per line for each insertion, and
none taken for Less than t.oentp cents.
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MEETINGS AND NOTICES.

MEETINGS AND NOTICES
Meetings.
DRICKLAYERS! ATTENTIoN-A SPECIAL,
ID meeting of Bricklayers' International Union,
No. q is called for THIS friday EVENING Busi-
GEORGE SPEED.
JULY, l5 1892. Secretary.
Business Changes.
DISSOLUTION OF PARTNERSHIP - The
partnership heretofore @ Tex. existing between
JULY I3, 1892.
DISSOLUTION NoTICE-THEP PARTN ERSHIP
IL heretofore existing between W. H. Robertson
ertson & kincade, is this day dissolved by mutual
consent A. L. kincade retiring. The business
XII Rf BY N a Robertson W. H.
ALLEGHENY, July 1a. 1892.
OFFICE CITIZENS INSURANCE Co..,
July Il, 1892. {
DIVIDEND THE DIRECTORS OF THIS COM
~ PANY have this day declared dividend of
ONE, DOLLAR per share on the capital stock,
payable on demand. j. r. SNIVELY,
Secretary.
MANUFACTURERS AND MERCHANTS INs. Co.,
Office, Az Wood street,
DnDEspTHE r.TaSsThs BosRD OF SFiT DihEeross lfse
DOLLAR AND FIFTY CENTS als0i per Ht share. HT :
payable on demand. WIN. It. ADAIR, secretary.
OFFICE OF MoNoNeAHELA INSURANCE Co.,
No, 9s Fourth avenue.
nIVIDEND-TH DIRECTORS OF TIfIS
" company have this day declared a dividend of
ONE DOLLAR AND A HALE per share. Is per
cent? payable on ana after Friday July s. 1891
JOHN H. clancy. Secretary.
PrTTsBURG, July 5, 1892.
GERhAN AMERIcAN INs. Co. OF PrNNA..
OFFICE No. III FOURTH AVENUE.
PIITSBURG. July 6. 1892.
nlVIDEND No: 33-THE DIRECTORS OF
IL this company have this day declared semi
annual dividend of FOUR PER CENT (s2 DER
share), payable on demand.
W. j. PATTERSON, Secretary,
THE BEN FRANKLIN INSURANCE COMPANY
OF ALLEGHENY, Pa,
ALLEGHENY. July l3, 1892.
iDEND-THE DIRECTORS OF THIS COM
ONE AND 0NE-HALF DOLLARS q per cent?
per share, pa, able on demand.
VIM. A. FORD, Secretary
ALLEMANN1A FIRE issuance COMPANY,
526 and 52s Wood street.
PITTSBURG, Pa, July IA 1892 |
DIVIDEND NO. .S7-THE DIRECTORS OF THIS
u COMPANY have this day declared dividend
ofTHREE PER CENT (s1 6O) per share payable on
and after Monday, July is. Iss2
G. W. HAMMER, Secretary,
THE SAFE DEPOSIT AND TRUST COMPANY }
OF PITTsBl RG.
PITTsBURG, July a. 1922 \
TlIVIDEND-THE DIRECTORS OF THIS
~ company have this day declared dividend OF
THREE ,3) PER CENT, on the capital Stock ont
Of the earnings Of the last six months, payable
WILLIAM T. HOWE, Secretary and Treasurer.
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City Residences.

nWELLING-A nice little brick dwelling of
~ rooms. vestibule, hall and dry cellar, splendid
stone foundation. etc. with smsll lot. situated in
the Thirteenth ward, near kirkpatrick ST.; price
only e. 300. W. c. Beringer Co.. 1856 Fourth av,
opO OOO-No. 152 Fulton ST., Eighth ward. Pitts
DO, burg a new 2-story brick dwelling of II
rooms also frame of rooms in rear; lot A1100;
rents for 1924 per year; good investment. Jas. j,
Waldron Co., 271 Beaver av., Allegheny.
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FOR sALE-MIsCELLANEOUs.

Horses. Vehicles. Live STOCK For Sale.
CELDING-For sale or exchange. a pacing geld
" Ing; color. bay: IS hands high; age, years:
weighs ], 200 lbs. Blue Bull and Legal Tender
stock; has paced mile in 2:3S; record: doesn't
scare at anything: can be safely driven by lady;
will sell cheap or will exchange for y standard bred
brood mare. Address Box 81, Bellevue. Pa.
II ORSE - Elegant brown horse and Doctors
II phaeton, cheap. Call at 176 North av., Alle-
gheny.
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East End Lots For Sale.

DACIFIC AV.-Lots 25x1C0 feet at s65 per foot
y front; close to cable and electric lines. NJ. +.
Nipple & Co., 96 Fourth av.
"ESTMINSTER ST.-one of the best locations
w in Shadyside: lot 55x175 feet. with beautiful
large shade trees Q38). w. A. Heron 4 Sons.
80 Fourth av,
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Meetings.
DRICKLAYERS! ATTENTION-A SPECIAL,
ID meeting of Bricklayers' In nternational Union
No. 2. is called for THIS friday EVENING. Busi-
ness OF Importance.
GEORGE SPEED,
July, IS, 1892. Secretary
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PERSON Al.
EDUCATIONAL

$50 A SCHOOL YEAR-BOYS' SHORTLIDGE,
Media Pa) Academy reopens Sept. q. Swithin
C. Shortlidge (Harvard A. B. and A. NJ, Prin.,
at MononRahela House. Saturday. 9 to3.
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Suburban Lots For Sale.
TNGRAM-e1, ,000--Three-ffths acre of beautiful
i level land, cor. of streets. well located: Pam
handle K. r. t64S.) W. A. Heron Sons, 80 4th
avenue.
CHERADEN TERRACE LOTS-Nos. 372 and 373,
- cheap. Address Terrace. Dispatch Office.
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THEY DEMAND THE BALLOT.

Universal Suffrage Wanted by the Work.
ingmen in Belgium.
BRUSSELS, Nov. 9.-Several mass meetings
are announced, at which universal suffrage will
be demanded.
Enormous crowds filled the streets last even
ing. They marched about in procession behind
bands of music and the strains of music could
be heard everywhere.
Five thousand persons assembled in front of
the Mayson Du Puple. As the king passed en-
route to the parliament building two civic
guard officers shouted out: ''Long live uni
versal suffrage" They were summarilv dealt
with, being fined and reduced to the ranks
riot broke out at 10 o'clock last night in
the vicinity of the king palace. A mob broke
through the ranks of the civic guard surround
ing the palace and would have done consider
able damage to the palace and grounds had not
detachment of mounted gendarmes come to
the rescue of the civic guard. The gendarmes
made charge on the mob with drawn swords.
driving the rioters right and left. An hides
cribable tumult followed the onslaught. the
crowd grooming and kissing they retired be-
fore the swords. Several were severely injured
and were borne TO houses in the vicinity to have
their wounds dressed.
Order was completely restored before mid
night.
Dispatches from Client and Lige state that
orderly demonstrations in favor of universal
suffrage were held in those cities last evening
LONDON. Nov. 9.-The Standards CORE
spondent at Brussels in his account of yester-
days occurrences in Brussels says that as King
Leopold was driving to the parliament building
a socialist named Skenk from Client threw a
parcel Of paper at the kings head. The man
was arrested.
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SUMMING Up THE RESULT.
Tho New York "sun" Gives Cleveland e0a
Electoral Votes and Harrison 49,

The New York "Sun" Gives Cleveland res
Electoral Votes and Harrison I6I.
NEW ioRK, Nov. 9.-The Sun am. extra
says Returns received in the Sun Office up TO
O'Clock this morning show that Mr.. Cleveland
has carried the solid south, and Of the so-called
doubtful states he carries Connecticut, 1000
majority or more; New York state BY 1900.
New Jersey by 5000, Delaware by more than
1000, Indiana By about 5000 Illinois by 10. 900,
Wisconsin by 10000, while Weaver has drawn
from Gen. Harrison's vote Of 1883 by carrying
the states Of Colorado, Idaho, Nevada and Ne
braska and probably South Dakota.
The electoral college will probably stand 26s
for Cleveland. l5l for Harrison and % for Wea-
yer. The vote in Minnesota has not been fully
returned yet The chairman Of the democratic
state committee Is claiming the election Of four
fusion electors. In Michigan Cleveland and
Harrison electors apparently have been chosen.
At am. dispatches from Boston say that
Gov. Russells vote increases as the returns
from missing towns and cities are received, and
1t lie quite likely that he is elected.
The legislature Of the state Of New York il
democratic, the house having been carried By q
majority Of fourteen, thus insuring the election
Of q democratic Senator in the place OF Mr.
Hiscock
The new House of Representatives will have
democratic majority Of more than 100 The
new party nominees in the south have been de-
feated generally, but they hold their own In
Werts, democratic candidate for governor OF
New Jersey, il elected by about 1000
1t is possible that California has voted for the
Cleveland electors. The chairman Of the state
republican committee comedies that the CITY OF
San Francisco has gone democratic by ,000
majority, and there are gains enough outside
the city to indicate that the state is democratic
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OHIO.
Democrats Gain Congressmeu in the Buck.
eve State,

Special Dspatch TO I he Evening ssar
COLUMBUS, ONO. Nov. 9.-The democratic
state committee claims today that the plurality
for the Harrison electors in this state will not
exceed 5000. They base this claim upon COM
plete returns from twelve of the lightweight
counties received from charmen showing net
democratic gains of 8, 900 on the vote for Nc
Kinley
Col W. A. Taylor democratic candidate for
secretary OF state, says the the Western Union
precincts reports last night were unreliable,
and he does not concede his defeat.
DEMOCRATIC ooNoREssMEN ELECTED.
The democrats have elected Congressman in
the six democratic districts and carried three
and possibly five Of the republican districts.
Congressman johnson is reelected in the 2lst.
Congressman Harter in the fourteenth. Dr..
1kert in the tenth district, Congressman Pear
son Is probably elected in the sixteenth, and
Richie is reported to have defeated ex-Gov
Asbby in the ninth district
These are all republican districts and If they
are carried by the democrats the next delega a.
ton in the national house will stand eleven
democrats and ten republicans, in spite of the
redistricting Of the republicans last winter.
Cleveland carried this CITY, which was never
before carried by presidential candidate on
the democratic ticket
KILLS THE M'KINLKY TARIFF THEORY
The Press, democratic organ here, says of
the national result: THAT 1t kills the Mckinley
tariff theory and that the republican party will
have to reorganize or go to pieces" 1t does
not claim the election of the democratic ticket.
THE DEMOCRATIC RESPONSIBILITY.
The Journal, republican organ says nothing
Of the Ohio result, but Of the national result
says editorialy: 1.-The figures at hand do not
hnf VIC halia hat Hro
OF the election results will show not only
the election Of Cleveland and Stevenson. but a
democratic majority in both houses of Congress
as WELL Thus the democrats will have full con-
troll of the government in all its branches
for the first time since March, 1859.
This Is theresponsibility; il they do rs well
as the republican party during the years Of war
and The vexatious period that has followed all
these years since they will continue to win: if
not they will be turned out of power
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The Republican Estimate of the Returns
From Throughout the Country.

The Republican Estimate of the Returns
From Throughout the Country.
The New York Tribune today saws: The re-
suit of tho election is in doubt at midnight
The returns from most of the states are meager
and insufficient to warrant an absolute concIu-
sion. though the probabilities at this hour are
that Harrison and Reid have not obtained a
majority of the electoral votes
New York is democratic by not less than
so. 600 and has elected a democratic assembly.
New Jersey has probably gone for Cleveland
by from 5000 to 5000, but Kean (rep.) claims
his election as governor.
Connecticut is believed to be democratic by n
plurality of from 1000 to 1000 on the presi-
Dental ticket. with the governorship and legis-
lature in doubt.
Indiana is claimed by both parties BY a small
plurality.
In Illinois the great democratic majority in
Chicago is claimed to carry in the Cleveland
electors.
Wisconsin is confidently claimed by the re-
publicans by safe plurality. and Spooner is
elected governor.
Returns from the far west and north west are
late and fragmentary, indicating. however, the
choice Of some peoples party electors in sew
eral states.
Massachusetts has chosen Harrison electors
and probably a republican state ticket. thus
displacing Governor Russell All the rest of
tho New England states are republican with
the possible exception Of New Hampshire.
Whether or not tho solid south has been
broken is still uncertain. The republicans
claim Delaware by narrow margin, and West
Virginia with greater confidence.
1t is possible that the election of President
may devoive on the House Of Representatives
Congress is democratic by large majority
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ton Gas series b, 90. iss bid, asked Washing
ton Gas Co. Convertible ss, 1891, lse bid. asked
pesss ana Po,amss T. s. - s
los asked. Capitol aud North Street Railroad lst
Sc, 1871, iosS bid. - asked Metropolitan Ran
Electric Light Convertible So, is,s s,d. Is asked.
American security and Trust IS. 1895. A. 3 o. 10
bid. asked American Security and TTus, ss
1905, +. 4 A.. ioo bid. - asked American security
and Trust IS, 1906, A. o.. 100 bid. - asked
Washington Market Co. imp. 6s. 10 BID. - asked.
Washington Market Co. exien. IS - bid. ia asked.
Washington Market Co. lst Ga lsss-is,l. los BID -
asked Anacostis Railroad 6s 1901 bid. los asked.
National Bank stocks-banS OF Washington. $50
Bio, 80 asked Bank Of the Republic. s1S bid. -
asked Metropolitan. so p.d asked. Contra.
500 Did asked. Second. ls5 old, us asked Farm
ers and Mechanics. 40 bid. - asked. Ci;izens,
Capital, lzs bid. asked. West End. ,oS bid. -
asked. Traders, rs BID igi asked. Lincoln. los
railroad siocks-washlngton and Georgetown.
.. eid, = asked Metropolitan, - bid, 10. asked.
Columbia bid. - asked. Capitol and North %
street, 50 bid = asked. lexington and soldiers
Home, 2sk bid 50 asked. Georgetown and Ten
ieytown, - DID 81 asked KOck Greek. 10 bud.
Insurance stocks-Fremen's, a. bid. SIS asked.
Franklin 'ssN bid. asked. Metropolitan. - bid -
asked National Union. IL bad, ls asked Airing
asked Columbia. IAN bid, 10 asked. Riggs.
~ bid, asked. Peoples SIX BID. asked.
asked German- American. - bid. eU2 asked Poto-
mac, IS bid, ~ asked.
Title Insurance Stocks-Columbia Title. ox bid.
asked Real Esate Title, rs oid. asked.
,'as and Electric Light Stocks-WAsalngton C as.
4ss bid. 49, asked. Georgetown Gas. a. bid. =
asked L. 5. Electric Lghi, .4j bad. AS asked.
Telephone stocks American Graphophone az
oid asked Chesapeake and Potomac. '4e bid, 50
asked Pennsylvsns. - bid. = asked.
MISCELLANEOUS stocks Washington Market. is
DID, = asked. Great Falls Ice. 1875 bid. - asked.
Bull Run Panorama, Is hid, asked Pneumatic
Gun Saariage 80 bid 100 asked. Ivy CITY Brick.
- bid go asked Lincoln Hall. - bid. - asked.
Nor WASH. Steamboat Co.. Us bid. asked.
lnterocean Building, - bid. 100 asked
safe Deposit aud Trust Companies-wash ngtnn
Loan and Trust lS6k bid. lSsA Asked. Amerlca an
security and Trust 10, hid, lSs asked National
sEN dix
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IOWA.

DEs MONIES. Iowa. Nov. s.--The returns in
this state have been coming in slowly. The
democratic paper. the Ledaier comedies Harri-
son plurality by 5000 unless the later returns
show change. which Is not likely.
IUEUGUE. Iowa. Nov. g. Corrected returns
from several precincts in this county indicate
Heuder-on's republican, election TO Congress
by an increased majority.
The republican majority in Iowa will exceed
10000. Several congressional districts are re-
gained hy thc republicans. but the exact figures
cannot he obtained until ihs afternoon. Chair
mar Fuller Of the democratic state committee
SAYS: Gen. Weaver ruined U.s.. The frat.
third. fifth. ninth aud eleventh congressional
districts doubtful ami the second demo-
cratic. All the o,Lers are republican. Viewers
vote viii probably reach $1,000, Bidwell 5000.
DIS Moi~Es. Iowa, Nov. s-Aiidnight.
turns received Mp 10 this hour are more favor
able 60 the democrats bet scarcely sufficient to
justify tEcIr claim - the state.
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MISSOURI.

ST. LOUIS, Nov. s.--Returns from the in
terror Of the state unusually slow In coming
in. Nevertheless enough is now known to make it
safe to assert that the state, presidential and
congressional democratic tickets have been uni
formly successful by increased pluralities
KANSAS CRY, Mo-, Nov. s.-Miseouri has
gone democratic by about 81, 900. Stone (dem. },
for governor, is elected by about 10000. st.
Louis is republican by 10000 and Kansas City
is democratic.
The Congressman elected are: First district.
Hatch (dem.); second district, Hall dem. };
third district Dockery (dem.); fourth dis
trict, Burnes (dem.); fifth district, Tarsney
(dem.); sixth district, DeArmond (dem. j;
seventh district. Heard (dem. }; eighth district,
Bland (dem.); ninth district, Clark (dem.
tenth district. Bartholdt (rep.); eleventh dis
trict, ONeill (dem.); twelfth district. Cobb
(dem. J; thirteenth district. Ryan (dem. j; four
teenth district, Arnold (dem u fifteenth district.
Morgan (dem
The legislature is democratic
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WEST VIRGINIA.

Republicans Doutrfui -Democraf- Claim
fVsrythin= ON ~ts.r ami National Ticket.
By" a. Di-psts b p Ia. Evening sta.
WEBBING. W. Va. Nov. o. There IL de
eiisd change In the asPcc. Of affairs in West
Nirginia to-day. The republicans Admit that
tn STAT. l. very -erI0u-ly IN doubt. and he
ds~-crat- claim every thing. including the four
tongr~Smeu. Chairman Chiffon %: the demo-
cratic state cummitte. saws positively that Mac
tnrsie for governor viii have over 5000 piu-
rNl4tv and that the dem ocratic ,isctu-- are Sc
cure WITH at least that much % thsi- credit.
III" result IN the @outhsII counties, whore
ths lzrgest republican gilIns were expected. y a
surpri-. o. both parties. Partial returns from
Mercer county Indicate that 10 J. IL she demo
cratic column 200 strong. gain Of 100. Ne
Buuel shows r. csn-iierabie republican gam
estimated al 300. logan ha- uui been heard
from by either party. tn. democrats claim
big gRins IN Wayne. Cnben. Jefferson. Ran
dulph and Ma~iuu. ami all returns from iudi-
vidunl precincts ~ those counties seem to bar
them cut. In kanawha county. which IN iSNi
Wa rePubhcan by over 500 the Republicans
concvi' a los u 800. whii- The democrats be-
hcvc thew viii carry ~ The counting has been
very -loW. aul the correct figures will not be
known before late tonight.
CHARLTsroN. ". Va. Nov. 9.-Democrats
confidently claim election OF all four OF the
Congre--men from this state. Cleveland viii
un'ioubtedl, be- gwen the electoral vote Of
West Virginia AMI the erection of the entire
democraiic state ticket l. generally conceded
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ALL ONE WAY,


Morse m the twelfth and Randall N the thir-
tsenth. all republicans are elected.
In thu tenth NcEftrirk. Independent demo
crat J. elected and IN thc fuGrth Ap-lcv. re- all
hran. J. thought O. have defeated Coolidge
crosby. democrat. and Stevenson. democrat.
are pr1habl ei-r ted m the first aud Gffh Dis
ira = and tn eighth district - claimed hy both
lstsll and Andrew. with chances apparently
d. favor - N-taLl. republican
tnio an Tho democratic committee
claim Gov. Ku-~~li's vc-eIccti"n by from 4 500
O. 10DO plurality
In tho eighth di-tric: Mccall trcI.F was
elected over Congressman John r. Andrew by
about loo.
Two hundred and fJrty-;hr"e towns give
Cleveland ss.s79. Harrison lcJ. 47s Hail - l.6J
kuE--l 90. 1Ul. net dsnO-ratir cain 10 25j
compared vita l--S and a let repub. icau gain
OF 2G02 compared with 1s9l RnsseII Is prob
ably elected hv greatly reduced plurality.
IL = impossible - estimate the congressional
diatrirt- Probably the --publirans viii carry
seven ouf 1t The thirteen districts.
Massachusetts, Will give her elec tOral votes 70
Harmon.