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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1892-11-09
pEspERArN nNMoCRATs

At HuntIngton-Dold Fraud Committed in
Which Colorcd Voter is Brut lily Troat-
ed-A Riot Threatened.
Special Dsp0teh to hc IVeii,genoer
HuxT1NGToN, W. Va, Nov. S.-Indi-
cations are that Harshbarecr, the Re-
publican legislative candidate, is elect
cd, also sam 7. Roberts, Republican
for sheriff The rest OF the ticket is in
doubt with a prospect good for a Re-
publican victory all through. The
Democrats are mad and desperate.
They have used lundreds of gallons OF
whiskey and an immense quantity ol
Doodle.
At FIRST ward precinct to-day the
Democratic commissioners opened Il
bacl; door and slipped Democrats IN 10
vote, while Republicans were kept
waiting ut tho from. door Attorney T.
II. Fitch and John Ellis demaGded that
such proceedings be stopped. About
thirty.iiyc Democrats confronted thnm
with weapons and ordered them away.
They were armed, and stood their
ground until the arrival Of Dan White,
deputy United States inashal, who
notified the Democrats to close the
back door or he would Immediately
take charge OF tho polls. Under his
orders the back door voting was
stopped.
The Democratic police have been
especially oliicions and obnoxious
They are said to have urged a gigantic
mulattn to parade tho streets tanniiug
everybody with shouts for Cleveland
coupled with the most insulting langu.
age. This had the desired effect of
arousing retorts from colored Republi-
cans, upon whom the police immedi.
ately made descent with clubs ana
pistols, One colorcd man, trying To
make his escape from the onslaught
was shot twice and then brutaily drag
ced to cell in the loekup, from which
he was rescued By Republican bonds
men.
The mayor has closed saloons to-
night, but the baser element Of the
Democratic party are drunk and trying
10 provoke trouble. Republicans have
armed themselves and are keeping
close together, with closed mouths and
silent determination. lhey are not
provoking, but waiting an attack. It
is hoped that trouble may be averted,
but Ii it comes there will be desperate
work. The Democrats are dumbfpund-
ed and maddenei at the surprising
strength Of the Republican vote. Cald.
well, Republican, for Congress, is away
ahead Of his ticket.
LSrER.-Cabell county is doubtful. II
looks as though Roberts for sheriff,
Harsbbarcer for legislature and Cald-
we'll for Congress will make a close
race.
LATER-Precinct No. 5, district Ca
bell county gives Harrison 14l, Cleve-
land l05, Davis l42. MacCorkle l0l;
congress, Republican 141, Democrat
lo4i senator. Republican l4l, Democrat
10I
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Everywhere Throughout the Uni
ted States,
AUSTRALIAN BALLOT SYSTEM
In Many of the States the Cause
of Slow Returns,
HOW 1T LOOKS At 4 LATE HOUR.
Later Returns May Materially AL
ter the Outlook

New YoRE, Nov. s.-Chairman Car
ter says: "The abnormal Democratic
maioritiss in New York and Brooklyn
will be difficult to overcome by Repub-
lican gains throughout the state. Our
Democratic friends seems to have un-
derstood their party needs in the state
OF New York when they enacted the
present ballotlaw.
Fortunately the national committee
relied upon three distinct ccmbina-
lions, and two Of them yet remain in
tho act, even if the loss of New York
should DO conceded. With Indiana the
election OF Harrison is assured aud Re-
publican victory in that state is as
sured. 1 am in receipt Of atelegram
from reliable and thoroughly posted
citizens OF Indiana who say:
Full Republican vote has been
polled throughout the state, and re-
turns up to 10 o'clock tonight indicate
Republican gains, and the committee Is
confident the state has been carried for
the Republican ticket"
The vote Of Indiana, added TO other
reliable Republican votes in the cleo
tOral college, insures the reelection of
President Harrison. Eliminating en-
tirely from consideration the state OF
New York the Republicans can still
elect with the vote Of Connecticut,
West Virginia and Delaware with
out the vote OF Indiana, but hav-
ing the vote OF Indiana assured we are
moi driven to our third line. Harrison
will be the next President OF the Uni
ted States by virtue OF the fact that he
will receive majority OF the votes cast
in the electoral college in obedience to
the direct vote of majority OF the peo-
pie OF the respective states"
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cnBVElANO AND FlowGR

Go o tho Holts-GnycrnOr Flower Ignorant
OF How to arrange MS BnlIot-
NEw Yoax. Nov S.-Ex-President
Cleveland LETT his house L. West Fifty
first street at 1925 a. m. and walked to
the polling place accompanied by his
butler, William ?. Sinclair, and George
+. Parker. These were twenty-five men
in line ahead OF the ex.President. They
recognized him and raising their hats
bowed. When NJ. Cleveland stepped
up TO the poll clerk and gave his name
a Republican yah:heE attempted TO
challenge his vote, but he was quickly
hustled out of the way.
MIR. Cleveland recaiyed bunch Of
ballots numbered 1856 and went into the
fifth boothto seec. his tickets. Ittook
him just six minutes to prepare his
tickets. They were in proper order
and as soon as they were deposited in
their respective boxes the ex-President
went home.
Gov. Flower was the first disting-
uished man to cast his vote. 1t was not
generally known that he claimed resi-
dence in New York, but he had regis
tered at 50th street and Madlson avenue.
Shortly after o'clock the governor
walked into the polling place, and with
a pleasant smile for the inspectors
said: "Good morning, gentlemen; its a
beautiful morning isn't it" delight
ful," answered policeman who stood
near by. The janitor OF 9TH avenue
fiat was Just ahead OF the governor and
attempted to step back, but the COVER
nor objected, exclalming, mo, now
keep your place, I'll vote in the regular
order"
When all the line had been furnished
tickets up TO the governor the ballot
clerk said he handed over set 9l.
Roswell P. Flower, 50l Fifth avenue"
1t was Just 7:l5 o'clock when the gov
ernor entered the little booth to select
and fold his ticket, Ten minutes later
he came out and handed the tickets he
wished to vote over to the inspector,
stepped back and started to move out.
He was interrupted by an exclamation
from the inspector. however, and re-
turned. "You will have to 20 back.
governor; your tickets arc not folded
right" the inspector said. The COVER
nor's face was instantly suffused with
blushes and his efforts to conceal em-
barrassment added to his evident dis
comtiture.
"Weli, WE'LL" he exclaimed, "that's
funny;" and taking his tickets he again
entered the booth. The ianitor had
voted without difficulty and seemed to
feel proud OF his superiority in knowl-
edge OF how to exercise his franchise.
''The big men don't know everything
as much as some poor folks about some
things" he said.
The governor took eight minutes for
his second attempt, and with satis-
fed, determined look he faced the in-
spectors again. 81 guess it's all right
now" he said, and waited for reply.
'That will do" said the inspector, as
he deposited the full set in their re-
spective boxes us the governor fastened
away.
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manifested the election appears to have
passed off with unusual freedom from
disturbance and excitement.
In receiving and compiling the re-
turns the vote by precincts. will be COM
pared with that OF 1890, while the COM
parison by counties will be upon the
vote OF 1855. The comparison OF the
vote by precincts with that Of 1888
would be impracticable, for the reason
that the Australian ballot law nearly
doubles the number OF precincts. In
1890, the Democrats carried the state by
a plurality OF 1850.
On this basis, therefore, the Repub..
licans will have to gain an average oil
seven votes to the precinct to carry the
state. The presidential and state ticket,
which the law requires to be counten-
anced, is very long and the work WILDE
slow. 1t will probably be late, there
fore, before there Is anything tangible
upon which to base IN estimate. Should
the result in the state be very close as
now seems probable, the result may
not be known until tomorrow.
Allen county gives Cleveland $500
majority, gain Of 300 over 1883.
Shelby county gives Cleveland 500, a
gain Of 26s over 1888.
Ripley county shows Democratic
gain of rs; Dearborn county Demo-
cratic gain OF l47; Clark county Demo-
cratic gain OF 21S; Grant county Re-
publican gain OF 800; Shelby county
Democratic gain OF 300; Allen county 3
Democratic gain of300.
INDIANAPOLIS, Nov. S,-Sixteen pre-
cincts in Indiana give Harrison 1,57l;
Cleveland 1904; net Republican gain
100.
Ono hundred and twenty precincts in
Indiana gave Harrison 1926, Cleve-
land 1896. Net Republican gain l,Ol5.
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How tho New York tribune Sizes w the
situation.

How tho New York Tribune Sizes up the
situation.
NEw York, Nov. s.-The Tribune will
tomorrow morning say: The returns
received at the hour of writing are not
satisfactory to Republicans. 1t can
only be said at this hour that returns
are not at hand to justify the assertion
that several great western states have
given their electoral votes TO Mr.
Cleveland. andwithopt those votes heis
still In danger OF disappointment. The
Republicans have failed TO carry New
York. The machinery in great Demo-
cratic cites has turned out mNiorities
sufficient 10 overpower tho votes
Of Republican counties which
appear to have been cut down
below expectations. In the absence OF
returns from any considerable part OF
New Jersey, it can only be assumed
that the state has gone Democratic oil
the Presidential ticket rs usual.
Connecticut is claimed with con-
tldepce in dispatches by both
parties, but the reiurnsl thus far
received appear to favor the Democrats
With New York. New Jersey and Com
ncctlcrt, four or five probable votes
from Michigan aud south made solid
by fraud and wholesale denial OF the
right OF suffrage, Mr. Cleveland would
have about PIG electoral votes, needing
only those OF Indiana or Illinois 10 as
sure his election. At present writing
Indiana and Illinois are claimed by both
parties. but without sufficient full re-
turns TO place the result in either state
beyond doubt.
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METH NI, At.L RIGHT.

A Big Cat In tho democratic 7lajorIfy.
Popdlston Rams Bahind.
Special DisaG;ch 10 ms IateHiOsncsr.
NEw MARTlNsvhbr, W. Va, Oct. s.
The election Mt this place was very
quiet, but was little slow, From pres
entinformatiop estimate the maiori-
ties in Wetzel county as follows:
Cleveland 600 plurality; ALaeeorlSle
$50; Pendleton 800.
Stone, the Peoples party candidate
for Congress, will get 200 votes in
Wetzel county, so to 75 from the Re-
publican party and the balance from
the Democratic party. For house OF
delegates in the county Stewart (Repnb-
lican) shows fair for success, In Tyler
and Wetzel counties Burgess will prob
ably defeat Smith, as Smiths majority
in Wetzel will be too small TO overcome
Burgess's majority in Tyler.
Jas. II. Furbeo will surely be elected
in this senatorial district, as he is rum
ming well in this county.
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Very Disappointing, But Big
Gains Made in Other Counties.
DAYlSRUNS AHEAD OF HIS TICKET
Everywhere, and Is the Next Gov
ernor of West Virginia.
DEMOCRATS CLAIM THE STATE,
But They Have Absolutely Moth
ing to Base 1t Upon.

Meagre as are the returns from the
state, everything that has been received
points to West Virginia as Republican
by a safe majority. The re-
turns thus far received are
quito up to expectation, in
some cases better. Ii only two Re-
publicans have been elected to the
house of delegates in Ohio county, the
legislature is Republican on joint bal
lot Up to the hour Of going to press
the Ohio county returns are far from
complete, and this makes it easy to
understand why it is impossible to
speak with more accuracy and certainty
OF the state. The INTELIrGEHcER believes
that West Virginia has joined the Re-
publican ranks, eIoctiug the whole
state and electoral ticket. Capt. Dove
ner, in the First district, seems to be
elected 10 Congress-. There is not
enough from the Second and Fourth
to base prediction on. The
Third is almost certainly Repub-
lican, although again the figures are
wanting. Caldwell, Republican, claims
his election in the Fourth.
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Special Dispatch 10 ths IHtligean,
cHARLgsroS, W. Va, Nov s.-Demo-
cratic headquarters are crowded to-
night and Chairman Chiffon istoo busy
to talk. II 10 claimed in Democratic
circles that the whole county ticket is
elected. McCork!e's plurality is esti-
mated at 1000, with Cleveland 5000 in
the lead. The election OF Alderson is
claimed by 600 majority. This comes
from Democratic headquarters. Re.
pnblcans still claim the election OF the
whole county ticket with majority Of
at least 600 for Davis.
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TAYLOR COUNTY

st,nds by Dav.s- 10 iiuns far Ahead Of
HiS T,ctst
GRAsrox, W. Va, Nov. s-l1;45 p. IN.
Heavy vote polled all through Tay-
lor county. The returns arc not count
ed yet in any precinct of Grafton, and
there are no figures from tho county.
Indications point to 500 majority for
Davis in the county and 400 for the
county ticket,
Preciuct No. 3, Taylor county: Har-
rison IS, Cleveland GA; Davis "A, Mac
CorkIe &C; Congress, Republican ~,
Democrat Gs: Senator, Republican 76,
Democrat G6.
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Goop FoR WOOD CoUNTY.
Phenomennlly Large Vote and IopuSli-
can Gains Throughout.
cns,E,I ylf,,,,t.b Ia tJe T,lriitnenr,P

Phenomennlly Large Vote and IoPuSit-
can Gnins Throughout.
Special Dipatch 10 NE Iate.lweaer.
PARKERsBuRo, W. Va, Nov s.-It
was Republican weather and phenom-
enally large vote was polled all over
Wood county, and in the Little Kama
wha Valley. 300 votes were pOlled in
Parkersburg the largest in her history.
Caldwell for Congress will have ma
jority OF over 900 in this county. and
Dudley, Republican candidate for sher-
itl, is elected by over 400 votes, carry
ing with him the whole Republican
ticket, Gibbens for state senate is cut
ting into Henderson, Democrat, at q
fearful rate and the latters majority, II
any, will be small small. Caldwell is
thought to be elected in the district.
Precinct No. 8, Parkersburg district,
gives Harrison 10, Cleveland 81, Davis
40, MacCorklc 81; Congress Republi-
can 40. Democratic 81; senator, Repub-
lican AZ, Democratic jS.
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HARRIs0N CoUArY.
snecfal ptu.atea % ~ lnlelLlaea:r.

SpCcidl DiVla'ch 70 ne lHIeIl9fa7T
CLARKsBURG, W. Va, Nov s.-Re-
turns coming in slowly. Democrats
concede the election OF the entire
county ticket. Republican gain very
small, if ahv.
Precinct No. 2. Clark district, Harri-
son III, Cleveland lO3; Davis 1913, Nc
Corkle 10S; Congress, Republican III
Democratic los; senator, Republican
1913, Democrat ia.
Precinct No. /, Ten-mile district,
gives Harrison JS, Cleveland 100, Da-
Wis 9s, MacCorkle 09i congress, Re-
publican ~. Democrat l02; senator,
Repubican 94, Democrat 10l.
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CuARLEsroN, W. Va. Nov. S.-The
election in this city and county to-day
passed of very quietly, with a full vote
Nt every precinct heard from, but, ow-
ing to the blanket sheet ballot, count
Ing is extremely slow. with no reports
Of the results from the smallest nre-
cincts. There was n great deal of scratch-
inr. and II is doubtful NJ this honr
whether any returns will be brought in
bpfore | or . o'clock in the morning.
Tho votes IN this city will not be COM
pleied before o'clock, ii bylhat lime.
The Democrats arc confident that they
have elected their ticket, while the Re
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MrNEnaL COUNTY.
Republican GaIus II ported Throughout
thp County,

Republican Gaius reported Throughout
thu County,
spctfoi Dipaiea 70 he hse.liGenesr
PIEDMONT, ". Va, Nov. S,-A heavy
vote was polIed in Mineral county,
The Republicans claim the county by
70, which is not conceded by the Dem
Gratis. Heavy Republican gains are re-
ported at Shaw, Window, Elk Garden
and along the line OF the West Virginia
Central Railroad. Piedmont is about
so Democratic.
MIDYIomr-Dcmocratic minority in
Piedmont ~, Republican majority at
Window As, Shaw 49, No other Dis
tricts are heard from. The county is
probably Republican by a small major
ity. The Peoples party vote at Elk
Garden and Frankford districts make
it hard to estimate. You eau count on
part il not all OF the Republican ticket
being elected
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BEKKELNY COUNTY.
speeial Dt.palel o n laoltgaMr

Special Dispatch 10 Gis iaieliysiseT,
MARrlwsBuRe, W. Va, Nov s.-AIar-
tinsburg gives small Democratic ma
jority. Berkeley county ie close, prob
ably Democratic by small majority
Precinct No. 6, Martinsburg district
Harrison 1866, Cleveland 100, Davis
lG6, McCorkie lGl; congress, Repub-
lican 1866, Democrat l6l senator, Re-
publican l6B. Democrat l6l.
Precinct No, ?, Mill Creek district
Harrison 30 Cleveland So. Davis 30,
McCorkle So; congress, Republican 80,
Democrat So; senator, Republican 30,
DemonrnL SO.
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MAKsHALL COUNTY


Gaol FOR 800 KsPahlIcln Majp'ity-Dov.
Nnsr Itns= Ahead.
srtcial Dispateh ts ne iReiiiSsacy
MouxpsylLLr, Nov 9.--At i o'clock
this morning 23l votes out OF G75 cast
had been counted wlththe following re.
suit: Harrison, l5s; Cleveland, 5S
Dovener and the rest Of the ticket run
. ahead. The county will give at least
500 Republican majority. CLAY precinct
of Rosby's Rock district gives Cleveland
80, Harrison 50. McCorlIe 80, Davis
"a. Pendleton 81, Dovener 81. Wells
80, Furbee Ss. Benwood store precinct
Cleveland II, Harrison 1888. MrCorkle
rs, Davis 134. Pendleton 81, Dovener
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cnAlRMAN nARRIrY

Claims Everything Ia sight and Says
c,Srclnnti is Elected.
NEw ioEK, Nov. s.-william +. Har-
ri,y, chairman Of the Democratic ma
tion committee said Of the election;
"The returns received leate no doubt
in our minds OF the election OF
Mr.. Cleveland and Mr.. Stevenson
by decisive majorities in the
electoral college. Tho indications
ae that they will, as already pre-.
dictod, receive the electoral votes of
every ono OF the southern states.
We arc enabled to add to
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1892-11-09
PRESIDENT HAlsaIsoN.


How uo HeSeiTed Ihn EleCt,Da News ct
the White House.
WAsnlNerox, D. C., Nov s. = In
this, the official home Of the President,
the usual amount OF interest was dis
played in tie result Of the
elections. President Harrison re.
ceived the re,urns at the
White House. lie remained in the cir
cular library surrounded by the meme
bers OF his household now in tine city
and by several members OF tbs cabinet,
inc;uding Secretary john Foster, Attor-
ney General Miller and Secretary Tracy.
The President and ,hcse with MIN Were
furnished with the pres dispatches
and the bulletins OF the telegraph com-
panies. l'hore were only dis
patches received at the white
house during the evening. Alter
remaining with the President
for several hours Secretary Foster
aud Attorney General Miller departed
for their homes, leaving Secretary
Tracy the only member OF the cabinet
with him. The President continued to
receive the returns until after mid
night.
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RANK pEMooRATIo FRAUDs.

CLEVELAND, o., Nov. S.-The local Re-
publican managers this morning claim
a wholesale attempt to fraudulently OBJ
tain Democratic votes in this city. As
an illustration, Michigan street is an
ordinary city street, and the buildings
are devoted almost wholly to business
purposes. The exceptions are hotel
and several lodging houses. Yet the
registration list for the precinct gives
the names Of 116 voters in that single
square. Twenty-three Of them were
credited to the lodging house No. 81
Michigan street. eve made an lnyes-
tigalion," said Secretary Chandler, and
discovered that just three OF the whole
number live there. The Others merely
stopped there for night or were never
in the lodging house at all. Two otli-
cers Of the Republican central commit
teo were busy most OF yesterday after
noon making out lists Of names to be
challenged when men attempt to vote
under them to-day.
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PitHsroN COUNTY.
lhc Banner Ropubiioan stronghold Shows
Up Groat.
C,,..;1t Tli,,otch m thg TnI,iiigsnrsr


Up Gront.
Special DRpdtch 10 the IaidiiaHe:r
KlSGwooD, W. VA Nov. s.-lIeavy
Republican gains in this county. Pres,
ton will give over / 800 Republican ma
iorfty, The Rowlesbure precinct gives
Harrison l4l, Cleveland 40, Davis III,
McCorkle 45, Wisncr Ill, Wilson 40.
/ a. M,-Ten voting precincts heard
from out OF thiry-nine show net Re-
publican gain of IS over 1888. Re-
turns are very slow coming in, Gofl
carried this county by 1888 majority,
and the Republicans expected to lose
$50 by emigration. at the above gain,
which the Republican chairman says
will be general, this county will 90 u
Goa majority.
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JACKSON COUNTY.

Republicans SIoro TGan Hold Their own
--Democralie Boodle in IEoRnr.
Special Ditpaieh 10 &e bttliqafer.
RAvREswooD, W. YA.,Now s.-Nothing
can be learned at S So'ciock of to-day's
election, An unusually large vote was
polled, and so far as can be seen, the
Republicans have more than held their
own. 1t was very quiet election, and
everything was harmonious. Demo
cratic Doodle flew thick and last in
Roane county in the past torty-eisht
hours.
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RlrUnIl3 COUNTY.


5IfsIUI lITFIFT07N " NC ENI1F''VT77E'T7
CAIRO, w. VA, Nov s.-No complete
returns can be made until morning.
The indications are Harrison's ma
iori,y will be 100 less than 1855, owing
10 the Peoples aud Prohibition vote.
Caldweil's vote will be 100 less than
Harrisou'g
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1892-11-09

II is not unusual for colds contracted
in the fall to hang on all winter. In
such cases catarrh or chronic bronchitis
are almost sure TO result. A ftty-cent
bottle OF Chamberlain's Cough Remedy
will cure any cold. Can you afford 70
risk so much for so small an amount2
This remedy is intended especially Tor
bad colds and Group and can always be
depended upon. Ddw
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pRooKn COUNTY.


NiffTnI DIFlNITI 70 ~ TNI1TI7s50I7T'
WgLLsBURG, W. VA, Nov. S.-Wells-
burg gives Harrison 5lS; Cleveland PA;
Davis SOL MacCorkle 2lG, Democrats
concode the comfy bya small majority.
L4rgH-Brooke county Republican by
small majority. Hervey l73 ahead in
Welshurg, Cowau elected sheriff by
200 mRiortty.
Precinct No. . district OF Wellsburg
gives Harrison 1870: Cleveland "a; Davis
l3l; MacCorkle 7G; Congress Republi-
can lSl, Democrat 20; senator, Republi-
can III, Democrat G6.
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oge tbe electoral votes

those the electoral votes of
New York, New Jersey and Indiana, as
previously claimed. We furthermore
claim that Mr.. Cleveland has car
ried Illinois and Wisconsin, and
that Harrison has lost some
Of the far western states. Returns in
dicate great Democratic gains and Re-
publican losses. The people OF the
country are entitled to congratulations
upon their victory"