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Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1892-11-10

Early Morning Reports of the Voting IN
the Different States--The story OF Yes
terday's Battle.
ALABAMA.

The Democratic plurality in 1888 was 6il23.
The Peoples party developed considerable
strength. and the Republicans were hopeful. by
fusion, of taking the State from Cleveland.
Probably Democratic.
BIRMINGHAM, ALA, Nov. SIN the
August election, Jones, d., had a net
majority Of 5000. In comparison with
that vote all reports up to 3 p. NJ. show
large gains for Cleveland. In the Seventh
district, the most doubtful, Dinson is
Unexpectedly running ahead of Cleve-
land.
Girard, Ala, will give small vote for
the Democratic ticket Both these
towns are in Congressman Oates dis
trict. The latest reports are that Oates
is reelected by a good majority. The
news from the Fourth district Of Georgia
is very encouraging, and Moses election
to Congress is assured.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1892-11-10

Torrance Of New York, New Jersey
and Connecticut there is nothing sec
tional about the victory which is sue
cess for sound political and economic
principals everywhere.
During the evening tremendous crowds
were massed in front of the Democratic
headquarters and cheered the returns
shown on the canvas. Mr.. Harrity sat in
his office surrounded by Senator Cor
man, Mr.. Whitney, Mr.. Smalley and
Mr.. Sheeran and Acknowledgements
Sheehan and OK Mayor Grace. The re-
turns were read to them and were then
sent to Mr.. Cleveland by private wire.
After it became evident that Mr.. Cleve-
land was elected everybody shook hands
with Mr.. Harrity and congratulated him
ON the glorious victory he had achieved.
Mr.. Harrity received the congratulations
with his usual modesty.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1892-11-10
FLORIDA.


Conceded to be Democratic.
JACKSONVILLE, Fla, Nov. S.-The
vote throughout Florida as far as re-
ported is very light and returns are
coming in very slowly. The Cleveland
electors were chosen by safe majority,
and both Congressman VIII be Demo-
cratic.
PENSACOLA, FLA, Nov. S.-The
weather is good and vote light in west
ern Florida, but is practically unani-
nous for Cleveland. Mallory for re-
election to Congress is without OPPOSE
ton. Pensacola gives Cleveland 1000
majority. Weaver received only 10votes.
There is no Republican ticket in the
field.
JACKSONVILLE, FLA, Nov. 9.-Demo-
cratic executive committee say the state
will give $4,000 Democratic majority, u
Democratic gain Of 1000 or 1900 over
vote OF 1888.
JACKSONVILLE, FLA, Nov. S.-Stato
Democratic committee says Cleveland
majority in the state will be $4,000 to
10000. Both Congressional districts
Democratic.
JACKSONVILLE, FLA, Nov. S.-Al-
though the returns so far indicate q
lighter vote than in October, the Demo-
cratic state committee claims that Cleve-
land will have greater majority than
Mitchell did for goyernor-23,00O. This
is based upon largely reduced vote for
the Peoples party.
JACKSONVILLE, FLA, Nov. 8.-Gen-
eral indications at s p. IN. that Florida's
vote is solidly Democratic, electing two
senators and all electors, Third party
cutting into Democratic vote very little.
Total vote will be light, there being no
Republican opposition, and Third party
slight figure in contest.
JACKSONVILLE, FLA.-The state Demo.
cratic committee claims that Cleveland
carries the state by $500.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1892-11-10

polled throughout the state. Returns
received up to this hour indicate that
only very light vote was cast by TIC
Peoples party. The election was held
under the Australian system, and re-
turns are slow in coming in. Best ad
vices indicate Q Democratic plurality in
the state of $4,000, d decrease of 5000
over the vote Of 'SS.
The total vote cast will be about
100000, an increase of 10000 over the
vote of 'S3.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1892-11-10
THE DAY IN WILMINGTON.

Wilmington's triumphant Democracy
never had such a glorious season of
determination and jubilation over a
political success as in the tremendous
victory Of last night both in the State
and in the nation.
The jubilation has not stopped yet. 1t
commenced at midnight last night as
the returns began to come in of Demo-
cratic gains in the city.
But nowhere was there such hearty
pulse of sensitive Democratic life than
where the immense throng of 5000 or
5000 people stood packed in and about
the short square in front Of EVERY
EVENING office.
IL was there that Democratic feeling,
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1892-11-10

licans flooded the hundred with Doodle
and succeeded in cutting down the
Democratic majority to 81. The count
ing out was decidedly slow and tire
some and was not completed until 2
o'clock this morning. There was not
the usual pulling, hauling and wIangling
at the polls yesterday that there usually
is at an election. Nearly all voted that
were registered. There were no dis
putes and no votes were thrown out.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1892-11-10

GERS finished the count about $50
O'Clock The number of ballots in the
box were found Just one in excess of
the names on the registration list The
Republicans, who constitute majority
on the board, suggested that the excess
vote be given the Prohibition or Inde-
pendent negro ticket. But on the pro-
test of Inspector Dempsey, who
promptly condemned such action, the
election officers commenced "a recount.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1892-11-10
How Kent regards the Result.

DOVER, Nov. 9.-The Democrats here
are very enthusiastic over the Demo-
cratic victory III the three counties
Although it is small they appreciate it
the more. The Republicans are very
despondent and are at loss to know
why their Doodle did not do the work.
They had more money than they could
use and are very much surprised at the
result in New Castle county.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1892-11-10
Counterfeit Money for votes.

LEIPsIc, Nov. 9.-The Republicans
are beaten here in Little Creek hundred
by majority Of "a. Counterfeit money
was used freely by them, and this morn
ing bogus notes are plentiful. There
were 4A7 registered on both sides. The
majority given was the largest in years
here. w. Z. CONWAY, M. d.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1892-11-10

LEwEs, Nov. 9.--rhc new ballot law
worked slowly here yesterday, and many
Democrats and Republicans paired off.
All votes offered were taken, otherwise
the whole poll Of about $50 would not
have been gotten in. The poll was
about 100 short. Large crowds were
around the polls all day, but no disturb
ance was seen, and a peaccable election
was held
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1892-11-10

Democratic cyclone which swept this
country yesterday would be putting it
very mildly indeed.
From the time the glorious news Of
Cleveland's election was flashed over
the wires last night until daylight, the
bands, the crowds of enthusiastic Demo-
Gratis and the boom of cannon made
noise enough to awake the dead"
The Republicans are very much de-
pressed over their defeat everywhere,
and this morning they are scarce
article on the streets. Many prominent
ones have disappeared entirely, and the
burning question among the Democratic
shouters is. "Wbere are they att"
Yesterdays election, although a re-
markably orderly one, was nevertheless
an exciting and bitter contest. The full
vote was polled in all the districts, and
the Democratic majority in the hundred
on the head of the ticket was 256. This
was not as heavy as was anticipated, as 1t
was confidently expected that the ma
iority would be at least 300. This is ac-
counted for from the fact of the increase
in the negro vote, which was cast SOL
idly for the Republican ticket.
Only few scattering votes were cast
for the Independent and Prohibition
tickets. There was comparatively little
cutting as the general run of the voters
seemed satisfied with all the candidates
for their respective tickets.
The handsome majority accorded
Henry NJ. White, who is the commits
sioner.elect for the Fourth district, is
just as was expected. The Republicans
worked hard for the election OF Taylor,
but all the schemes and deals which had
been arranged for fell fiat.
The new ballot law worked like a
charm and both parties were more than
pleased with it. Only few ballots
were thrown out and these were spoiled
by over-coniident parties, who declined
the help of the voters assistants and
stamped the tickets in the wrong place.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1892-11-10
KENTUCKY.


Democratic plurality y btb IN IhoS.
Conceded TO be Democratic
LOUISVILLE, KY, Nov, S.-The indi-
cations are that the entire Republican
ticket will he defeated. At l O'Clock
this afternoon an enormous vote has
been polled.
LOUISVILLE, KY, Nov. S.-State gone
Democratic with increased majority.
All Congressional districts Democratic
except Eleventh, which is in doubt.
LEXINGTON, KY, Nov, S.-The day
was clear and cool, and large vote was
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1892-11-10
CALIFORNIA.
Republican plurality 7OsT in 1883.
caaoI..I =. -. Aann lIL..nn

Republican plurality 70SI in lsSS.
Conceded TO be Republican.
SAN FRANcIsco, Nov. s. Weather
brilliant. In the part of the city bounded
by Market street on the north, the water
front on the east and south, and Tenth
street on the west, very heavy vote is
polled.
SAN Francisco, CAL, Nov. Sat 5
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1892-11-10
THE TorI.a ~ MILFORD.
1t Passed on Very Quietly--R Republican
Thought 20 Win Bat Did Not.

MILFORD, Nov. Collection day has
come and gone, and though there are
many downhearted Republicans over
the result in the State, they are well
pleased with the showing made in Mil
ford and Cedar Creek hundreds. There
were three polling places here, the East
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1892-11-10
ARKANSAS.



Conceded to DO Democratic.
LITTLE Rock, ARR, Nov. s.-The
election passed off quietly; no distur-
bance reported from anywhere. The
Democrats claim the state by 10000 ma
jority. Triebcr, Rep, in the First dis
trict, claims to have won, while Bush,
Populist, in the THIRD, and Bryan,
Populist, in the Fifth, report certain
victories. The weather has been cool
and large vote polled in every district.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1892-11-10

LINCOLN Cry, Nov. 9.-Owing to the
fact that Cedar Greek hundred has been
divided into two voting districts, the
north and south, this place was selected
as the polling place for the Southern
district. 1t was something now to the
people here, hut everything passed off
very quietly. There was no disputes or
wrangling and nearly every man that
was entitled to vote was on hand and
cast his ballot. A few, however, were
employed to stay away and did not
vote. Considerable money was used by
both parties The Republicans claimed
100 majority in this precinct but only
succeeded in capturing 49, Everybody
is well pleased with the new ballot law
and think il works like charm.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1892-11-10
4 cLosE sHAVE ~ SUSSEX.
But the Democrats Won by Maj0rit,
LarEe Enough for All PURPOSES


GEoRGETowN, Nov. 9.-The follow
ing are the majorities by hundreds in
this county;
Democrat Broadkiln, 54; Lewcs and
Rehoboth, s.; Dagsboro, IA; Broad Greek,
10; Gumboro, IS; Little Greek, $50;
Seaford, 2l0; Georgetown, 80; total, 1896.
Republican-Cedar Creek, 21s; Indian
River, So; Baltimore, 207; North West
Fork, 1872; Nanticoke, 90; total, 693;
Democratic majority in the county, 1873.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1892-11-10
Ar N EW CISTL II.

Republicans Disheartened, But Both
Parties Pleased with the New Ballot
Law.
New CASTLE, Nov 9.-To say that
New Castles Democracy is wild with
enthusiasm this morning oyer the
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1892-11-10
LOUISIANA.

Democratic plurality 5f,54S in 1898.
Conceded to be Democratic.
Rains throughout state; vote slight;
entire Democratic congressional delega-
ton elected.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1892-11-10

THE STATE CONFLICTS.

1t Gives the Cleveland Electors Majority
of 5SS.
The vote of the State, complete, on
electors, is as follows;
Cleveland, 1889; Harrison, 1851;
Cleveland's plurality, 5T8.
Congressman Causey's majority is
about the same.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1892-11-10

MILTON, Nov. 9.-The election passed
of very quietly here yesterday and the
leaders of both parties are well satisfied
with the new ballot law. The Repub-
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1892-11-10

From yesterdays Every Evening.
Grover Cleveland was yesterday again
elected President of the United States.
THE ELECTORAL COLLEGE.
The New York Sun tabulatcs the
electoral vote of the states as follows:
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KENI,N HIHN FILL.

Like Sussex, She Had Not Much to Spare,
But She Got There Just the Same.
The following table show the Demo.
cratic majorities, by hundreds, in Kent
county:
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1892-11-10
And the Tide is Now Sweeping All Over This
Great Country.
A GRAND AND GLORIOUS VICTORY IN DELAWARE
The Hosts Of Higgnsism Routed From the Blue Rocks Of
BrandyWne to the Sands Of SUSSEX
THERE WERE VOTERS WHO COULD NOT Be BOUGHT

Money Flowed Like Water in Kent and Sussex and Though
the Result Was Close, the Margin is Enough to Save
the County-kent Was Also Overwhelmed With
Money and New Castle Stood Like Rock Against the
Flood-t Of Debauchery and Corruption.
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1892-09-18
WALL STREET AID.

1t ia expected that Wall Street will
ome to the aid OF the HarrIsou men
In NeyaSa in tho present carpai2n.
THO gold men would willingly spend
u few hundred thousand dollars TO
carry the silver Stnte FOR other Of
their candidates as they would then
rrocluiui " the wtrld that even sll.
yer producers, those supposed 10 10
most Interested, ure ~. in favor OF
the FREQ coinage Of the metal. II
would be u brilliant victory for them
TO elect Presidential electors, Senator
and Representative over tn, noun.
nees OF tie Silver party. and TO
achieve this they would doubtless
pay Enthusiastically.
The Chairman OF the !ato Harrison
Convention in this Staio, which nom
mated Mcssrs. Bliss, Cleveland and
Farrel for electors and Mr.. Wood
burn for Congress, is now Gust, aud it
Is stated ne will visit the Harrison
Headquarters in New York during
his ubssnce, AID most liiicly will bs
provided with campaign material.
Fortunately tho secret ballot net will
prevent It's use To any great extent on
election day, but that il will be nude
as effective us possible before ti!at
tina there is scarce II doubt.-.[Rcno
JourHnl
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Found dead.

DcLanar Nugget, Sept. 3.l; On
Friday morning Il frcighter coming in
with a bad reported that there was
q mar deal in II wagon a mile above
town. Several men went up iiume.
diHtoly and found the mnn To be Au-
guS;us =. Miller. q man who has been
driving team and pcddling vri,et-
aOlrs for a. 4. Holcomb. Ile vas
found lying in the wagon III r-ant OF
the seat, in n position which ipdi.
Gated that he had been taken i'll md
had lain down instead OF falling. lie
had put tho brake on tho wagon and
tied up the lines.
\ coroner's jury was summoned by
Justice Of the Peace, Lamb, and m
ihqniry made into tho cause Of his
death. The jury thought IL advise
able to have n post mOrtcm examina.
lion made and called ia DR.. Piumcr,
who, after an examination pro-
nounced the Cause 10 10 disease OF
the heart and tho jury rendered tho
verdict to that effect.
Mr.. jacob Wadish and other par
ties identified the deceased as an old
resilient OF Ellio county, Nevada,
where il is said no has n family liv.
ing. lilo has boon acout this cump
over q year, much OF the timo his
health hus been bad. lie was about
% ys0rs OF nge. lilo wns buried to.
day in The DeLamar cemetery.
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FLoCKlNa TO NEW ENGLAND.

Freach Canadians to tho Sumbc. OF IIal!
n Million Now over tho border.
a quictor immigration movement on
n scale so extensive rs TINT of the French
Canadians to the United Statco hnJ
never been witnessed. The majority of
our ciiiGCns have as yet no idea OF tho
extent and results. 1t is chiefly within
tho last generation that this 'ncv; M
ton" rs 1t may be styled, has noisclcss.
" ovcr5prcad tho northeastern Btatca.
To-day, according to the New England
Magazine, this new population through
ont tho United States numbers considcr.
ably over COO, ooO. In New England and
Now York there arc more tnnn zoo, 600;
III Massachusetts alone the fIrurrs
reach 10000. This 10 on aStounding
aggregate fer the brief period OF their
immigration and the extent Of the
eourcca CT eupply. This result far OK
cccdo, propcrtioratcly, that 10 the
credit Of either IrclGrd or Germany.
According to In Guidc r~'roncaiCo Gcs
Flats Unis GC0l), they own real estate
70 the amount OF sos, 500, 300, and 10.
900 Of tho race arc doing busincs, for
themselves M wo have already rccp,
tbio people, chiefly agricultural, bacl:.
ward In education md primitive In
hnbit, numbered $4,000 Gt the tizac of
tho ccsaion of Canada 70 Eng!nnd-i7Lo-
Co--wtilc ~ tho present tiino tiicro nro
100000 OF them, not including tho out
flow TO adjoining provincco md tho
United Staten.
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a MUSICAL DOG.
Tic Gang In Court to Convince the Jud:c
OF Ills Ownership.

Tic Gang In Court to Convince the judge
OF his Ownership.
n very unique and amusing TRIAL de-
vclopcd out Of Il suit of rcplcvin for Il
dog, brought by DR.. E. Il. Brady
against John 4. Levi, in Justice Silcn-
mons court the other morning, scya the
Kansas City Jcur.ial.
10th parties claimed Tic ownership
OF the dog, and after several Witnesses
had been examined on either side the
the question of ownership as at first.
Mr.. lirady'8 attorney, however, stated
that they could prove the c~luilnantship
beyond doubt by the recognition Of the
the dog for Mrs. DIR. Brady, and She VIC
accordingly summoned. The dog in
mcdiatcly jumped from his place III the
priCOncr's dock and showed with every
DEMONSTRATION of canine joy hin rccog-
milton ct hia mistress In consideration
OF The adverse testimony Tho waj rt;il
not convincing to the judge, 50 Nre
Brady agreed to give . last indi5putablc
proof OF Ill: dogs ownership.
She Gtatcd that If she would sinr q
ccrtcia song the dog, in rcsp0nsc to hia
training, would join in with her IN hio
deg fashion and voice and sing the cong
t,rough. This she did and a. tho FIRST
words OF the song the dog lcapol for
joy md fulfilled his part of the dlct 10
TIC oatonishracnt Of the spectators aud
thc court.
No further evidence was ta,;ca and
The dog returned hoInc with .Irs. Brady
b. order OF the court
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Wells Items.

The haystacks, corrals, stables. ptc.,
OF w. B. Gibbs, in Clover Valley, wero
burned and entirely destroyed Thurs.
day. Fire originated from children
with matches.
Geo. W. English, nm engineer Of the
Q. p. r. r., died tins Friday morning
at Terrace with inflammation OF the
bowels. He us wsli known amcnr
raii!road boys rs one OF the lest. Hn
was Il member " Eiko Lodge No. Is,
T.. & \. n.
Rev. JohG Wallace is in Clover Val
ley pleading with his flock his F,:-
day evening. He is gaining irronl Is
among all c~lissc=, and is kept busy.
and is on the fair way To make in
roads in Satans s%trun.holds. Tn.
Reverend gentleman is very popular
in Wells and Glover Valley.
jennie IIamili is improving appar.
emily from the severe Siege oil I, u!,ciJ
fever shc has lain in for the last three
weeks.
Andrew j. iIarrell, OF tho SPARKS.
Harreli Co. aud or tho b.nhiuy firm
OF HarTell IL Son, Visniia, came W
last evening lie PROPOSES inspecting
their "i"t ranges North OF Wells
They expect to turn 5000 head OF
0'eves TO market this y.ar from their
Nevada and Idaho ran .es. 81 urks
shipped go head 10 Chicago LAST
Saturday. They s::i-y what no one
else IN Nevada probably cnioys--that
is railroad competition. Their ranges
lie equi- distant from the c. =. and
Oregon Short Line, and the shortest
rate kisses madam with then.
Wells, Auglst9, 1872.
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Republican Central Committee
MccIiEg.

At n inserting CT the Republicans
Genital Committee held last night,
the following resolution and test WIS
adopted:
"WuEEEAs; 1t is the sense of this
Committee tha; it have no r;Yht 10
dictate the policy of tho party and as
il is not desired ~ exclude from the
primaries nny Republicans who favor
the election OF cithor Harrison or
Weaver, therefore tho following test
Is submitted:
II will be n legal voter on :hc Sth
day OF November. l am n Rcpubli.
can, and favor tina FREQ rDinage III sill
vcr M the ratio Of IS to l." II WIS
adopted by It vote of D to 4. The dis.
sentlng four wished to COME out fiat.
footed for the silver ticket. I'll. time
OF tho County Convention vas set tor
Oct. SRI.
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FLASHES FROM THE COLO
RADIO PRESS.

There is nothing lett to the old Re-
publican party bu. the WAT Iry, "a
vote for Weaver is u vote for Cleve-
lard." Tho people have become NC.
qusintod with such rot. They can
sea no difference between the TWO
men, Harrison or Cleveland, and they
will vo,e this time for Betsey und
the babics.-lSdgaachc Herald.
a silvcr Republican is IA truo Abra,
ham Lincoln Republican. A poltroou
~ vvpnant. wuo panIors .or oiuoe, or
gold.Uus styling himself Repub!i.
cEa ore Unly looters, who will scuttle
tbs ship when they ONE gain COM
r!ete control. II the Republicans Of
Colorado cut lposo irum these brig
an Is they eau carry tue state. With
tii,rn, never. Will it be- free silver or
defeat! -Dcl Mort. Enquirer.
a vote for Weaver is IA voto for
bread, 4 vote for your wives and chii.
dom, IL vote for FREQ coinage, Il vote in
tho interests VI pure aud equitable
government. The contest is IL clean
cat II against civilization auu its
power To oppross and destroy human
happiness. Not Il ltrpuUiicuu OF
Democratic enactment la the inter
cs;s of tho people Tor twenty live years
is the style VI lcsielation We have
heen getting and voting for.--tDu-
tango Herald.
Republicans sheets are wasting Space
In yelling free trade and telling their
readers why tho. "suouid not vote
for Cleveland" We arc not going
&C. vote for Cleveland, we are not go.
ing 70 vote for Harrison, aud the Iea.
rrHs we have Tor voting for Weaver
rau be iornd un uvsry mountain and
In over! guiciI. Idle mines, i,iie mills.
idle miners, business stasnution ana
depression. We have IN abundance
of Gfuvcr and Ben durango Herald
The Republican ~"calamity howlcrs"
E.c crying out, "a vote for Weaver is
Il vote for Cleveland" These old
party tricksicrs have had 20 much
successful experience: in dcceiviUg the
p"ngio during tho pnst two decades
that they still Indu.go IN the vain
hope oi continuing in power by the
balne d%ospicaJ.e methods. Tho fol
Lacy OF tho Weaver Cleveland vote
howl In too apparent. \ vote for
Weaver is vote for the r~opl-, which
menns Justice 10 ail.-lDuena Vista
Independent.