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kaIssouRl REruRns
Espubiiea-s Claim the EIsoti5s of yFaraer
-Bzmseras5 sIss Election Of stone.

Etepubiiea-s Claim th= Election OF EFarncz
-Demscrss5 slas EIsCts1u OF stone.
EAEsAs CITY, No. Nov. 0.-THe dem
ocrats carried the city aud county by
zaa1orltiss little unexpected as des-
psrate war -Tas vFaged on the alleged
combine by disaRected democrats. who
aided the repubicluz- The Tlmez
says;
AT midnight last night the iu6ies-
tions were that Col William j. Stone
had carried Missouri by magnificent
plurality His plurality is estimtted
from 5000 to- 10000. lie viii beat
Warner in this city. his own home, by
something like 500 votes.
The latest reports from St Louiz fa-
dictate that the vote is very close. II
Warner carries that city at all it viii
be by not more than ], coo votes
Stones own home, Vernon county,
rolled up "a splendid majority for him.
1t is estimated az something like i, zoo
Cleveland's majority will be possibly
a trifie larger than that of Stone The
returns however, are coming in very
slowly. Han iu the Second district,
Iarsney in the Fifth and O'Neill iu the
Eleventh, are elected by big maioritiez
1t can be stated almost positively that
Missouri Will elect fourteen democratic
congressman.
ST. LOUIS. Nov g-Ths re publican
has elected Mai William Warner for
governor by a safe plurality, This
opinion is based upon the scattering re-
turns which have been received from
many portions OF the state, all of which
show that Warner ran away ahead OK
the national ticket
st. Louis city has given Warner a
plurality of not less than 5000, and ths
chairman of the committee believes that
/ rfa of .nIH N YER
thing Returns from Sadztia1 St Joseph
and other large cities show that Warner
has made phenomenal gains over ths
republican gains OF 1855. The result
cannot be definitely known until the
counties or the railroads are heard
from
ST LOUIS, Nov. 8.-Returus up TO II
o'clock from the city Indicate the cleo
tiou of Cobb and ONsil, dems-, aud
Barthold, rep to congress from the
Twelfth, Eleventh and Tenth districts
respectively.
MEXICO, Nov. g.-Tyge thousand votes
cast IN bIeSic0 township. "a gain of 400,
a greater portion of which is republic
an, Stone largely scratched, especially
| by Germans Clark, democratic caudi-
date for congress, largely scrlrchedi
OngresStouai h Eht very close
BEUSswICE. No, Nov. g.-Ihe entire
/ democratic ticket was elected in this
county. In this city there was q ds'
+ crease OF nearly 100 on both tickets over
. the vote of Isss. Warmers vote vaz
I 400. Stone 3T3. Hall democratic cam
4 cidate for congress, received aUS votes
and Burkhoiderr republican sol
/ WHEELING, Mo, Nov 9.-AIaj1 j1rities
/ here are: Harrison, Is; Warner, IS.
/ WELLINGTON Mo, Nov g.-SJoue, z2ll
I Warner, lsI; Tarsney, 22Ji Davis, 10
/ ST. JOSEPH, No, Nov 9.-At mil
night the indications are that ID. ID.
/ Burns, Dem, is elected over George C.
. Crowtherr Rep. for congress by a small
plurality, Crowther carries the city by
"a small vote Buchanan county viii
! -t-a So. = - ~ LIZ u 1 nnr
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members OF the delegation Democratic
congressman are elected as follows:
Third, uoulsi Fourth, Layton; Fifth,
Donovan; Twelfth, Outhwaite;- Thir-
teenth, HHro; Seventeenth, Richards
Republican congressman are ProbalbI y
elected as follows: First, St0rreys Sec
Ond, Caldwell; Sixth, Huliciz; Seventh,
Wilson, Eighth, Strong; Ninth, Ashley
Tenth, Euochs; Eleventh, Grosveuori
Fourteenth, L. c. Johnsou; Fifteenth,
Van Voorhis; Sixteenth, POorman;
Eighteenth, Morgan; Nineteenth,
EOrthway; Twentieth, Whitsi Twenty
first, Hodge.
Local influences may reduce the
inaj0rities Of the republican con-
gressional candidates IN the Ninth,
Four teenth and TyYen ty-drst districts,
and may defeat one or two. Ohio did
not this year elect a new Legislature
In 1888 OHIO gave Harrison 4l6s05& Cleve-
land. S9a455. street4r. 8 4g5: FISK p, ,sls Total
vote, s4o,37s. Rep plurality, l9 $50.
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THROUGH A TRIESTE.
a Train Goes Down Forty Teet--avTf
rate OF else crew

a Train Goes Down Forty Feet WI ~
rate OF tile crew
HEzHETOEr Pa Nov. e--.IRe Lre5til
spanning a forty foot raviue 90 Honey
brook broke, e,prccipitatiuE 10 the uattauz
ten loaded ears, with six m--- The
men were on their way Co diuuar on d.
train. While crossing the trestle the
timbers gave way precipi LuLuE the
train and men 90 the bottom The noise
made by the cracking timbers and
tumbliuF miners attracted tla Gttea-
tiou of other EvoEtzmsus who rushed %
the scene
A hoFribl sight met their gaze as
they peered into the yawuiug abyss
Nearly 80 feet below the surface could
5a distinguished heap of debris with
legs and arms and other parts OF human
victims protrudiuE. willing hands hur-
ried TO the assistance of the unfortunate 10
men Michael Earlz1 was drst UucoE-
cred He met q horrible fate. Every
bone was broken and his face was
crushed beyond recognition
The following were taken ont aIfves
Gfuiseppe CosteIiin, foreman. both legs
broken and body badly uruizei7 Andrew
UoEicas1 skull cracked and face cuts
Michael Eegati-sl- fractured zlluii,
arms and body crushed will die; Eu-
tauua Costa Ja. cut and bruised injured
interuauyi Jolu AuLhG, arm broken
and back injuredi John Baraslva, chest
crushed and four ribs broken, witt die
All were removed TO the hospital
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TRENTON, n. J., Nov. 9--The New
Jersey returns are scattering and
meager. It IS estimated that Cleveland
has carried the state by 1000 plurality.
The result of the guberna tDrial contest
Is in doubt L. 5 Londenstager, rcpub-
Hcan, for congress in the First district,
and J. g. Gardner. republican, in the
Second district. are elected. The com
plexion of the legislature IS in doubt
In 1883 NEW JERSEY gave Harrison Ii4,344;
Cleveland, I5l, i95 Fisk 1874 Total vote 3J3,
74L Dem plurality, Z, t48.
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PHEETE, Ariz-, A1v. "a numerous
band Of Eaqui Indians attached the
hacienda of Alexander Lacy, "a short
distance from Arttz station and Just
across the Aezi=au lime, last evening
Az tie time OF the attack 1r- and Irz-
Lacy aud cbiId were zeated as the sll-
per table The Indians Cred twice inc
TO the room hitting Ers. Lacy The
lights were eELinguislad and dishes
scattered Mr.. Lacy reached O. tower
commanding the outside and after sew
er1I hours drove the Indians on. but
not until they had succeeded ia billing
two EaUui servants and e-u pelllu Z
twenty olhers 70 accompany llgm-
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from the interior of the state are com
ing in slowly, owing to the cumbersome
Australian ballot system Returns so
far received indicate that Harrison viii
carry the state by an increased plural
ity over four years ago. SPOoner is run
ming well up with the national ticket
and his election is considered assured.
Later-Chairfnau Wall claims the
state for Cleveland by "a majority of 49,
600. Chairman Payne says Wisconsin
Will be Tor Harrison 1000, and possibly
4, 900.
In lss5 WIsCOSsIS guve Harrison l76,553
Cleveland, 1875, 32; Strester. s552; Fisk "A, III
Total vote. .35i il5 a. Rep. plurality. n SCI
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JACKSON, Miss, Nov. 9.-IudicatiOus
at midnight are that the dsmoGra ts
have elected their candidates for con
gress in every district of the state
Cleveland's plurality viii be about 1o0,-
COO. The election passed Off quietly
and a heavy vote was cast The Second
congressional district, conceded to be
the only close district in the state, has
gone for hard money tDem-) by 1000
majority over FranIr Burlritt (Popl-
This result insures a solid democratic
delegation in congress
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RALEIGH, n. c., Nov. 8.-The returns
come in very slowly, They show thus
far that the peoples party vote is
drawn as much from the republicans as
from the democrats. In ten precincts
taken at random in as many counties,
Cleveland gets /, 200 votes; Harrison,
], 900; Weaver, 600.
In 1888 NORTH CAROLINA gave Harrison .. %
!s4s Cleveland. It7 sl2. S srceter, 1875 Fisk
FIa
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CoSCoRD, n. Il, Nov 9.-The non
receipt of telegraphic returns of any of
the towns il the state up 70 10 o'clock
indicate that they viii be very much
later than in former years In this city
the democrats have gained heavily.
Indications at midaight are that the
state is carried by Harrison by about
?, 600; that there is no choice for gov
ernor by the people; that Stone and
Parker tdems-) are elected to congress
and that the legislature is republican,
both branches.
In 1883 NEW HAMPSHIRE gave Harrison 4ot-
Us; Cleveland. 48, $50 Slreeterr % Fisk, I,592
Total vote ,sI2. Rep plurality 2,272
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DETROIT, Mich, Nov. s-The returns
from the state mp to midnight are so
meagcr that nothing definite is known
The democrats, claim the election Of
their congressman in the First, Second,
Fourth, Sixth, Seventh and Teathh dis
tricts, and also that seven electors for
Cleveland have been chosen On the
state ticket Morse {den.l, for governor,
is elected, but the rest of the ticket it
is likely, has gOn republican. No re
turns vvhu tever arc iu on the Iegisla-
ture- The returns in the state are now
coming. 1t will be Wednesday, night
before the result is known with any dc
gree of correctness.
In 1888 MICHIC ~ gave Hlrri7on 235 So.
Cleveland 2i546); Srreetcrs Aaa5 Fisk, 2J.5JL
Total vote I75,273 Rep. plurality, 22,9I5
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JEFFEssols WILLIE, Ind. Nov s--isauil
Anderson Thomas Brown. Is las u VIZ
phy Frank Pitts, 'Ehyu-r9 Taylor. Fred
Miller, Leonard Hanson. Joseph stau-
ton and j. w Marshall have been re-
leased from the Indiana Prison South,
hard labor Eor grand larceny The
gang were convicted for stealth o box
OF raisius from q Bloomington -ra---y-
They win be the lurrast number oZ
prisoners ever released from the iuzll-
trrefgu at one time
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Harrison 4s, $40, Cleveland 50, 050. scat
tsring 2r57T; republican plurality now,
1895 II the remsining towns come in
with the same ratio the vote viii stand
Harrison "a, 600, Cleveland so, 600.
An 1888 hALSE gave Harrison 13-7s49 C-eve-
land, 50ftI- StEzclsrs 1874 Fisk 2-d9L Total
vote ~, go. Rep. plurality, Es.=52
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DEs MONIES, Ia, Nov. 9.-The day in
this state is remarAa BILE on account Of
the quiet and good order which pre-
vailed at the polling places Present
indications are that an unusually large
vote has been poIIed- In Des Aioines
the heaviest registra tion in the history
of the city was recorded and the fun
registrat ton 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 re-
ports from the country districts show
that the vote there is also large.
1t is estimated that in this city the
defe ctions due to ignorance of the vot-
ers in marking their ballots under the
new law will reach nearly 100 IE the
same proportion is true of the state, as
it is likely to be, it viii have quite an
influence in the election. The chances,
however, are that it will affect all par
tics equally. The law, in spite Of these
mistakes, has proven q success on first
trial and every body seems we'll pleased
with it.
SIOUX CITY, Ia Nov o--Iuiications
are that the Eleventh district has given
Harrison a majority and that Congress
man Perkins has been reelected by the
republicans.
In I5ss IOWA gave Harrison 2ll 8 is. Cleveland
i53,s5y S-reeter il5- Fis'S, 3 80. Total vote
sOi,I3L Rep plurality. 3I,7=L
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WHITE RIvRR JUNCTION Vt Nov. -
Returns from 6fty Vermont towns give
the following Harrison 40, ross Cleve-
land, $500; Bidwelf. z4a. Same in Isss:
Harrison, zs7{8s Cleveland 5sGIO-
Tha republican vote shows @ deerease
OF .Q5s or Is peg c-a- ANA tbs demo
cratic a dacsesss sss Of = PSF cont Taa
seT7ad sgsai q sUtizE uasas ~ ReV
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INDIANAPOLIS, Ind Nov 9.-At mid
night Chairman Taggurt, of the demo
cratic committee, said: Il am satisfied
that Indiana will be for Cleveland by
TO- 600 have not changed my former
opinion" "
Republican Chairman Gowdy was
also seen by an Associated press repre-
sentative, and said: THE returns are
lneagre, but those received bear out the
claim hitherto made that Indiana viii
elect the republican electors and entire
state ticket. The precincts reported
are scattering and their bearing on
members OF congress cannot be esti-
mated. The committee, however,
claims the state, 4 major ty of the Iuem-
bers of congress and a majority in the
lower branch of the legislature"
Later-The indications are that n
diana will go republican. Heavy re-
publican gains over two years ago in
Marion county, containing the city of
Indianapolis, indicate now with forty
out of POS precincts in, that the demo
cratic majority of 1900 in the county
will be reduced to 800. No comparison
can be made on these precincts for their
geography was changed a few months
ago. At the same time eighty precincts
outside the city show net gains Of 1,1OI
for Harrison, an average of II TO the
precinct. If this keeps up it will wipe
ont the democratic majority Of 10, SO in
1890 and leave over j, 2J3 plurality for
the republicans
In 1855 ISDIA SA gave Harrison 263. 36I: Cleve-
land, 25IuI3; Streeter, 5Ji; Fisk 9,85I- Total
vote 53is22 Rep plurality ass
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GALVESTON, Tex, Nov. 9.-Returns
from the state come IN slow At mid
night it looks as though Clark would
secure the election of governor, but re-
ports are constantly shifting, and so
adequate estimate OF result cannot be
made The usual democratic majority
viii be given the national ticket
In 1888 TEXAS gave Harrison Ss 35I7 CleEe-
land 2A,ss3s Strceter. ., ,459 Total vote, 35T,-
3sL Dem plurality, lid,I5L
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NEW YoHE, Nov. s.-From the best
information obtaiuabte the following
table gives the results in the various
states Later returns may, of course,
ch9 uge the result:
emOcratic-Aiabana II, Arkansas s,
Delaware g, Connecticut g. Florida 4,
Georgia IS, Illinois %, Indiana IS, Ken
lucky Is, Louisiana S, Maryland 8, Mis-
sisssippi ., Michigan 8, Missouri u,
New Jersey 1G, New York 80, Moth
Carolina IL, South Carolina ., Tennessee
u, Texas IS, Virginia IL. Total $50.
epubliean-CaIiflruia 9, Idaho 3,
Iowa 12, Kansas 10. Maine 8, ATassachu-
astts Is, Michigan 5, Minnesota 9, Ne
9raslza s, New Hampshire !, Ohio %,
Pennsylvania 81, Rhode Island 4, Yer
mont 4. Total f4s-
Weaver-Nevada, q; Colorado, 4 To-
tai. Z.
Doubtful-Oregon, 4; Montana, 8;
North f)alZota-,3 3; South Dakota, 3; Wash
ington, 4 Wisconsin, T.; West Virginia,
e. Wyoming. 3. Total, 80.
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ST PAUL, Mian-, Nov Owing to
the strength Of the Farmers Alliance
and its successor the peoples party, in
this state, Minnesota has this year been
one of the fighting grounds of the pres
idential campaign This has been the
more so since the democratic leaders in
dorsed four Of the nine electors of the
peoples party hoping thereby to take
that many electoral votes away from
the republican column
ST. PAUL, Mimi. Nov, 9--Seventeen
precincts outside the twin cities give
Harrison 9s3; Cleveland, GOO, The same
in 1855 gave Harrison ,O95; Cleveland
62Si a net republican loss of 179.
st. PAUL, Minn-, Nov. AT mid
night indications are that the repub-
Hcans have carried the First. Second
and Fifth districts; the democrats the
Third, Fourth and Sixth; and the POpu-
lists, the Seventh.
The state has gone for Harrison on
Eve electors by about Is, COO On the
four on which there is fusion the result
is close, with chances favoring Har-
risou- North Dakota is appare Rtly for
Harrison by I, coo.
In lsSs AESNEsOEA gave Harrison 142. 432-
Cleveland, I0L5s5. Strestur. I,J5T; Fisk 1881
Total vote, 253, 2ss. Rep plurality, sss IJT.
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PoBrLEaID, Me- Eov. Q. One hundred
and seventy -four towns in Maine give
Harrison 49, os1, clsvslsnd s1.8sI. scslt-
tertng t.S9ai ssag towns lssg sREo
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RICHMOND, Va, Nov. 8.-Omcial re
turns from thirty-tvo counties and
cities. including Petersburg, Norfolk,
Lynchburg and Alexandria show dem
Ocratic gains of about 10, 600.
In 1855 VIRGINIA gave Harrison 100. E25= Cleve-
land 15l,s5y Fisk, LJ7s Dem plurality, 1852
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nENHENEa

RENO, New, Nov. st is conceded
by all parties that Weaver carries Ne
vada by 1900. Ncwland's silver party
elected to congress Result as to the
legislature not certain, but generally
believed the silver party has a majority
which viii insure the election OF Stew
art to the United States senate
In ls NEVADA gave Harrison 1898 CIsva-
land, 5,835. Fisk 81 Total vote I26Jl Rep
plurality, / ,9I-
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AUGUSTA, Ga, Nov. 9.-Bichmond
county will give Black tden-) nearly
., coo over Tom Watson. Returns from
other districts indicate that the demo
Gratis will carry every district and that
Georgia will send solid democratic
delegation to the next congress Third
party candidates were run in every dis
trict, but We're showed under. Speaker
Crisp is reelected BY an increased ma
ieFity.
The delegation VIII stand as follows;
First, Rufus 4. Lester, reelected; Sec
ond, Ben jamiu T. Russell; Third,
Charles E Crisp, reelected; Fourth,
Charles L. Noses, reelected; Fifth. Lee
onidas f. Livingston, reelected; Sixth
L. B. Csbinniss; Seventh, j. w Mad
doxs Eighth. Thomas Il. Lawson, re-
elected: Ninth. Parish Carter; Tenth,
J. c. Black; Eleventh, H. G. Turner
A new district, the Twelfth has been
created and AIsssVs. Russell and Turner,
both members Of the present congress
from othsr districts, now represent the
Second and Eleventh respectively The
present delegation stands nine demo
Gratis and Mr.. Watson who was elected
as 4 democrat, bat went over 70 The
third party. The new delegation is
eleven democrats Cleveland's maioEi-
" ia the state will be quits large
Ia 1853 czEoRaEA gave Harrison % z5; Cieve-
iEnd. lg5 s837 lstEss lsr ls5s Fisk It5ja Total
vote. Et-.9s3- Dsln- plurality, }.392
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EEW OELEASs. Nov. e.-The demo
cratic state committee claims. and the
republican committee comedies. the
election OF the entire delegation TO con
gress, and that the state g1es for CIsve-
land Dy more than SO, COS mai ajoritY-
In i8ss LoUEsLASA gave HARRISON g .11I.
Cleveland 500. Ezslz lao TotaI vote, l15 a7a.
DEN plurality SASH.
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THE ELECTION.
how the Various States Voted on
November g.

cieFsiaud Carries New York. New jersey
and connecticut But the Result Not
Clearly Decided ~ the Tcsturns
Claims Of Both PARTIES.
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ballot law was more satisfactory than
the first
In 1888 VERMONT gave Harrison IS, 1872; Cley6-
land is 7ss. Total vote. e. 475. Rep plurality
zs,f0t
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ALBUQUEEQUE, n. NJ, Nov. o.
Weather chilly and blowing. Light
vote in this city aud presumed there
Will be in the territory, indications
as before telegraphed are for Joseph'a
election FROM I, 200 to 1000.
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CHARLESTON. s. C.. Nov. with the
possible exception of the Seventh dts
lrict, South Carolina returns a solid
democratic delegation to congress and
chooses nine Cleveland electors. The
congressional delegation will stand as
follows: First, a \. RrawIey, re-electedi
Second, w. J. Talbsrti Third, A. C. Lat
timer; Fourth, George W. Shell, re,
elected; Fifth, 7. j. Strait; Sixth, John
I, McLaurin-
In the Seventh district, the candi.
dates are Gen, E. w. Noise dem and
G. w. Murray. cOlored trep)- The dis
trict has very large cOlored ma jOrity.
It is represented in the present congress
by William Elliott (dcn }, who received
3, zoo votes against 4, 50O cast for two re-
publican contestants It is quite possi
BILE that Gen Noise may secure ths
election, thus making the delegation
solid as u nOyg.
In 1883 SOUTH CAaoLINA gave Harrison 49,
735: Cleveland 65, SIS Total vote 1910 Dem
plurality, 52,Js9
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NEW YORK, Nov. 9.-The total vote
FOR presidents in New York city with
three election districts missing is:
Cleveland IA, ssJ, Harrison 80. .z85. Plu-
Eality for Gle Vsland, T5, 100
Returns show the following result IN
the vote for congressman in New York
state; Democrats elected, 2i; repub-
Hcanz. Is; democratic loss, g.
SBoOKLYsy, Nov, with eight cleo
zion districts missing, this county gives
Cleveland 80, sos, Harrison G4,G78, a ma
jOrity for Cleveland OF 25, fS2. The en-
tire city and county democratic ticket
has been elected by Il big majority.
Cleveland carries Queens county by
about 9, 800 plurality, gain over 1888
of 900. Harrison carried Suffolk count ty
BY about 700, gain Of 200 compared
with 1855
NEW YORK, Nov ., a, m--Chair-
man Carter, OF the Republican national
committee, issues a bulletin claiming
the election of Harrison and Reid by 8
majority in the electoral college.
L. 1858 NEW YORK gave Harrison ESQ, $50
Cleveland, s33,95l; Streeter, CPS; Fisk, 20,2If
Total vote /, ,32i 80. Rep. plurality, Es7s.
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OMAHA, Neb., Nov. "A much heav-
Ter vote has been cast in Nebraska than
was anticipated by the campaign man
ayers Of all parties. The voting was
very quiet throughout the state and
there was little enthusiasm No trouble
occurred at the polls Fully three
quarters of the democratic vote was
thrown to the Weaver electors. so the
direct vote for Harrison cuts very little
figure Returns coming very slow and
1t viii be ten hours before the result
can be surely known.
OMAHA, Eei-., Nov 9.-Sizty-three
precincts in Nebraska give Harrison
6, 5,STi; Cleveland, 4, ,334; Weaver. 8, 45T.
In 1888 EEEHAsHlA gave Harrison j s Ezl.
Cleveland. ES5s2s 5tEesleE. ASS. E'saZ 9 42a
Total vote, 20 90 Rep plurality. p s71
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NASHVILLE, Tenn, Nov, 9--ThEt
Tennessee will not be the first state to
break the solid south was demon
strated by the result of the election to-
day. Cleveland carries the state by an
increased majority over 1855, the eE-
tent of which cannot De ascertaiued de
fnitely until tomorrow, as many coun-
ties are remote from telegraph com
muuicatiou. Turnsy (den.) is elected
governor by a good majority over com
bined opposition. The congressional
delegation will stand exactly as at
present-eight democrats and two re
pubiicaEs.
In iss5 TESSEssEE gave Harrison I1S, 5Ssi
Cleveland, i5s,s5s; Fisk 6.0iL Total vote sos %
gSL Dem plurality, Is 7sL