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The morning call., 1892-11-10
MISSOURI.

ST. LOUIS. Nov. 9.-Returns are coming in
very slowly. but all indications are that the
Democratic State ticket. as we'll as the DEM
ocratic electors, is elected by plurality of
$4,000 to $4,000. Republicans claim to have
elected one Congressman. and that four
more are in doubt.
Late returns from all over the State indi-
cate that the Democratic victory in Mis-
souri, will be considered greater than was
supposed last night. The plurality of
Cleveland, based upon the present figures,
will be swelled to $4,000, while that for
Colonel Stone for Governor will exceed
$4,000. or Congressman the Democrats
elect thirteen out of fifteen.
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MICHIGAN.

DETROIT, Nov. 9.-The Republicans elect
most. If not all. their State ticket by 5000 to
15'OOo plurality. The Free Press, Demo-
crat, comedies the election OF the Republic
state ticket except Auorney-Gsneral and
Associate Justice of Supreme Court. who
were ON both the Democratic and Peoples
tickets. The Democrats claim six electors.
Inc Republicans claim nine. The Repub-
lcans elect six Congressman, the Demo-
Gratis three, with three in doubt Both par
Ties claim the Legislature.
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IDAHO.

BOISE, Nov. 9.-Forty-three precincts re
ported in Idaho show net Republican loss
OF 337 on the electoral ticket and a net gain
on Governor of II. There are $50 precincts
In this Sts:s. This would show o net loss
on the electoral ticket Of 1850 The Re-
publican majority tWoyears ago. with which
this vote is compared. was 43l4.
MOSCOW. Idaho. Nov. 9.-Ten OF the
nineteen precincts in Latah County give
Harrison 9S1, Weaver 6l5, Governor Nc
Connell (R.) $50. Burke 3D. 15 Cock (Peo.)
81. Congressman Sweet (R.l 1895, True (D.)
1S4, Gun (Peo.) 80
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COLORADO.

DENVER, Nov. 9.-Returns are meager,
but sufficient to show that the entire Demo.
cratic-Populist ticket is elected, according
to the Rocky Mountain News 3D.. but the
Republican claims the State for Harrison
by 1000.
Returns from about two-tbirds of the
counties In Colorado give Weaver 1888.
Harrison 17.131. Weaver's majority is 1862
Although the returns in this State are in
complete 1t is clear that with the exception
OF few candidates on the county ticket the
Peoples party has scored great victory.
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San RernardInn.

SAN BERNARDINo, Nov. 9.-The Repub-
licans claim Harrison has plurality of 1000
and also claim the full Congressional and
Assembly ticket.
1t is impossible TO give the full county
returns. but enough is known to say that
the county is Republican by at least 10Oe
majority. Bowers, for Congress, is slightly
ahead Of his ticket, Booth d. is elected
Sheriff by perhaps 800 plurality. Hamilton
d. for County Clerk is elected by small
majority. The rest of the county ticket Is
Republican
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DECLINES TO TALK.
Mr.. Cleveland Begs to Be Excused Fro
Expressing His Opinion.

Mr.. Cleveland Begs to Be Excused From
Expressing His Opinion.
NEW YORK. Nov 9.-Telegrams and
letters literally poured into the Cleveland
residence this morning. Mrs. Cleveland
was the central figure of group OF distin-
guished people In her drawng-room last
night, while two telegraph instruments on
the floor above ticked off the latest advices
from all parts of the country. The ladies
remained until after o'clock this morning,
when the election uf Cleveland was as
sured.
Mrs. Cleveland was in high spirits this
morning. She said. simply: "Of course we
we're all very much pleased with the news
from the election. but MIR. Cleveland's
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WYOMING,

DENVER. Nov. ga special Of the News
from Cheyenne, Wyo., says Chairman Vat
derventer of the Republican committee.
comedies the election of Osborne for Gov
ernor, Clark for Supreme Judge. and thinks
Clark for Congress will pull through with
200 majority. he claims the Legislature on
joint ballot aud the Harrison electors by
400 majority. Chairman Newell claims ten
in the Legislature, and the Congressional
and State ticket by 500 to 600. The electoral
vote will reuure an official count, and the
majority " i'll not be over 100 either way.
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pleasure was not demonstrative. He seemed
TO be simply in the enjoyment Of perfect
satisfaction"
When Cleveland made his appearance
this morning he attacked his mail with
vigor. He denied himself to all representa-
tives Of the press and begged 10 be excused
this time from expressing any opinion on
the result.
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KANSAS.

TOPEKA. Kans.. Nov 9.-The Republic
can State Central Committe claims that the
Republican national ticket will have 1900
majority and the State ticket 10000; that
they have elected seven out Of the eight
Congressman. and will have twenty-seven
of the forty Senators and eighty-fiye out of
125 Representatives in the State Legis-
tature.
Chairman Breidenthal Of the Populist
committee also claims the State by 10000.
He has returns from thirty-two counties
aud ali except two give Populist majorities.
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ii unboldt.

EUREKA, Nov. 9-McGowan r. and Bled..
soc and Johnson. also Republicans. are
elected to the Legislature. The Democrats
elected the Sheriff and Treasurer and men,
bers Of the Board of Supervisors. Harri-
sons plurality is 800 and Geary's for Con.
gress 100.
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STEVENSON CONGRATULATED.
The Crowd Is Exuberant and Breaks
Down His Eeuces.

BLOOMINGTON. ILL.,, Nov. 9.-It was 2
o'clock this morning before Mr. Stevenson
and family were able TO retire. owing to the
tremendous crowd which Insisted on shak-
Ing hands with Mr.. Stevenson and Offering
congratulations. The front of the house
looked badly wrecked this morning, the
crowds having broken down the front porch.
and the yard looked as though drove of
cattle had been through it.
MIR. Stevenson was busy all day to-day
reading kilograms of congrRtuation, which
came from all over the country. Among
others, he received one from the chairman
of the West Virginia Committee, claiming
that State for the Democracy.
Ex-Governor Gray of Indiana also said
that his State has gone Democratic by 6G00
or 5000 nluralitv
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should be repealed. The manner IN which
1t was sought to be used against us by our
opponents on election day furnishes an
abundant argument for its repeal l am
particularly gratified with the glorious re-
suit in this State.''
Hill acknowledged receiving large num-
Der Of congratulatory kilograms. but de-
clined to give them out for publication.
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FRESNO, Nov. 9.-The total vote in Fresno
city was 1853. Majority for Cleveland 63.
About fifteen more precincts In the county
are yet TO be heard from. The vote in the
county so far exceeds 60G0. The official re-
turns are slow in coming in. The election
here shows large Republican gains. G. w.
Mordecai d. has been elected to the AS
sembly from the Sixty second District, and
Fl. J. T. jacobsen r. from the Sixty
third. The Democratic majority In the
county will probably not exceed 200.
W. w. Bowers, Republican nominee for
Congress. has run ahead OF his ticket. Olin
Wellborn's majority will be small. The
Republicans have elected nearly the entire
county ticket. The voting progressed rap
idly under the new system, but the counting
was very slow.
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GEORGIA.

ATLANTA, Nov. a.-Cleveland has carried
the State by $4,000 majority. A solid DEM
ocratic delegation to Congress was elected.
The third party candidates In every district
were snOwOd under.
Watson is defeated in the Tenth District
and Sam Small in the Fifth.
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BAKERSFIELD. Nov. 9.-The Democratic
majority in this county for President. Con.
gresham and Assent mbyman Is about 250.
The Republicans have elected A r. Conklin
Superior Judge by 400 majority, and they
have also elected three Supervisors and
several other municipal officers.
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LACK OF VOTES"
Senator Quay Has Found the Reason FOL
Republican Defent.

htpuDIIcau Uefeht.
PHILADELPHIA. Nov. 9.-Senator Quay
arrived here this morning from Pitisburg
and soon went to the Republican State
headquarters. Quay silently shook hands
with callers and then. sitting down. said /:
This is awful"
Turning TO Collector Cooper be asked :
What have you heard? What have we
saved?"
Collector Cooper told him the situation of
affairs.
To the question, ''To what do you at
tribute the Republican defeat?" Senator
Quay tersely replied: Lack eff votes"
He would say nothng further.
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BOSTON, Nov. 9.-Returns are coming in
very slowly. but it is certain tile Harrison
electors are chosen by good plurality.
Inc Democratic State Committee CLAIMS
tue election of Governor Russell by 1900 to
ZOOO. but the Republicans do not conceda il.
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A TERRIBLE BLOW.
The Home Sugar Industry Is LiKeIy to
Suffer.

New YORK. Nov. "a number Of the
leading bankers and brokers OF both politi-
cal parties who have been interviewed say
the change OF administration will have no
Immediate effect. since Cleveland will not
assume Office for nearly five months. All
seem for the present TO rely on Cieyeland's
former conservative financial policy. VIII
let q Gray says the election is a terrible
blow to the home sugar industry. and a
magnificent boom for foreign sugar pro-
ducars
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LAKEPoRT, Nov e.-lt is impossible to
give the complete vote of the county until
the official count next Monday on account of
several precincts being sent in without any
figures. the returns being sealed up. Re-
turns so FAR show that Cleveland has
majority of 16o. English 160. Gesford rs,
Vann 112 The county officers elected are
as follows: Boggs ID. Sheriff, Anderson ID.
County Clerk. Sheldon R. Recorder, Law
renee ID. Auditor, Boone d. Treasurer, Hud.
son ID. Tax Collector, McEntire ID. District
Attorney. The municipal ordinance against
the selling of liquor in Lake County was
carried by large majority.
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NEW HAMPSHIRE.

CONCORD, Nov. 9.-The indications are
that the State has been carried by Harrison
by about 200: that there is no choice for
Governor by the people; that Stone and
Parker ID. have been elected to Congress,
and that the Legislature is Republican In
both branches
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He Won Nearly Every Bet That He
Made.

Made.
New YORK. Nov. 9.-Probably the largest
financial winner on the election is Mike
Dwyer. the well-knOwn turfman. 1t is said
on good authority that he will pocket q
gain OF nearly $4,000 Dwyer placed money
In every conceivable way. He bet on the
general result In the States of New York
and New Jersey, on the city and county
majorities. and Oh Cleveland's majority in
Indiana. He won nearly every bet he
made. Joseph j. O'Donohue is another
heavy winner. His figures are placed at
$4,000. He bet great deal ON the result
In Indiana.
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UTAE.

SALT LAKE CITY, Nov. 9-Corrected re-
turns to-day indicate the election of ]. I.
Rawlins d. as a delegate to Congress by
about 20O0 majority. The Liberals carried
the county ticket by an average of 700
plurality.
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Santa Clara.

SAN JOSE, Nov. 9.-Harrison will have a
plurality of probably 500 to 600 in this
county. Loud r. aud Ryland D. for
Congress are close. 1t is probable lie that all
three Republican Assent blymen are elected.
The contest for the senatorship in the
Thirty-frst District is close.
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Amador.

JACKSON, Nov. 9.-CIeYeland carries the
county by 4 small plurality Caminetti's
majority is in the neighborhood of 400
The Assembly contest is close. The DEM
ocrats elect the Sheriff and majority of
the county ticket.
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TENNESSEE.

NASHVILLE, Nov 9.-Cleveland carries
the State by an increased majority over
1888. The Congressional delegation will
stand exactly as at present-sight Demo-
crats and TWO Republicans.
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Los Angeles.

Los ANGELES. Nov. 9.-Thirteen city
precincts give Harrison 1871, Cleveland
102S. Lindley Republican Congressman)
1l44, Cannon Fusionist) 1850. For the
Senate, Moore r. 652, Matthews ID. 6SS.
The indications are that the Democrats
elect several county officers. Cannon's
election is conceded. The Peoples party
polled big vote all over the county. 1t is
estimated that four Democratic members of
the Legislature out of six will be elected.
The remainder of the city and county pre-
cncts will increase Cannon's majority.
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STOCKTON, Nov. e.-The Democrats carry
San Joaquin County and elect every officer.
excepting Cunningham for Sheriff. by
majorites from 10 to 1100 Cunningham Is
elected over Brandt by 1900 votes. CANT
netti has 800 majority and the Democrats
capture the entire legislative ticket
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San Benito.

HoLLIsTER, New 9.-The Democrats
national and county ticket will have about
200 majority. Flint r., candidate for joint
Senator, will leave the county with 100
majority. Matthews, the Democratic cam
didate for the Assembly, will be elected by
a small majority.
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Inyo.

INDEPENDENCE. Nov 9.-Demo erats con-
cede Inyo County by $50 plurality for Har-
rison. Ten out OF fifteen precincts give
Davis, for Congress, 13 majority. Mack D.,
for the Assembly district 60 majority out
nf 160
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MONTPELIER, Nov. 9.-The returns show
a slight decrease in the Republican vote ae
compared with 1888. The Republican ma
lority is not far from its usual figure.
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Cleveland 5417 plurality. The entire Dem-
ocratic State ticket is probably elected
Three Democrats and one Republican sre
elected to Congress. The Legislature is Re-
publican on Joint ballot
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Santa Barbara.

SANTA BARBARA, Nov. 9.-The RepublI-
can County Committee claim $50 plurality
for Harrison. A Democratic Assemblyman
is elected. and Cannon ID. for Congress by
about 900 plurality.
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San Mateo.

REDWOOD CITY. Nov. 9.-The estimate,
based on the last election. gives the Rarri-
son electors 200 majority and Loud and
Kron about the same.
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KENTUCKY.

LOUISVILLE, Nov. 6.-The estimated
Demoeratic majority is 40, OO0 All Congress
slohai candidates. except in the Eleventh
District, are Democrats.
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SOUTH CAROLINA.

CHARLESTON, Nov. 9.-With the possi-
Bile exception of the Seventh District. South
Carolina returns solid Democratic delega-
ton to Congress and chooses nine Cieve
land electors
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PENNSYLVANIA.

PHILADELPHIA. Nov. 9.-The State will
give large Republican majority. though
the Democrats show some gain over the
last election
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MAINE.
MASSA CHUSETTS.

foRTLAND, Nov 9-The Republican ma
lority Is about 49, 600 against % $50 in 1883.
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MISSISSIPPI

WEST POINT. Nov 9.-Cleyeland will re-
ceive $4,000 majority and the Congre ssion al
delegation is solidly Democratic.
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TEXAS.
VERMONT.

Houston, Nov. 9.-Cleveland has swept
the State by an overwhelming majority
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YUBA CITY, Nov. 9-Complete returns
for the county show the result to be about
the same as last reported. The Democrats
elect the Sheriff. Clerk and Recorder.
while the Republicans secure the offices
of Superior judge, Treasurer, District At
torney and the three Supervisors. ID. p.
burst Is elected joint Assemblyman. Har-
rison's majority is twenty, about the same
as four years ago. Very few ballots were
thrown out because OF errors. Ths vote on
amendments and propositions cannot now
be aseertained.
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FLORIDA.

JACKSONVILLE, Nov. 9.-The State Dem
ocratic executive committee says: Cleve-
lands majority in Florida will be between
q, 900 aud 10000.
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RHODE ISLAND.

Providence, Nov 9.-The State is Re-
publican by 1000 plurality. The vote is very
large.
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NORTH CAROLINA.
NORTH DAKOTA.

RALEIGH. Nov. 9.-Cleveland has q
sweeping majority in this State.
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Sacramento.

SACRAMENTO, Nov. 9.-The Republicans
have elected the following officers by goodIy
majorities F. I. Johnson, Auditor and Re-
corder; E. Lyon, Treasurer; F. d. Ryan,
District Attorney; George III. Clark,
Coroner; S. B. Smith, Public Admins
TRAITOR Twenty-seven out of thirty-three
precincts inside the city and twenty-eighr
out of thirty-two outside give Devln for
Superior Judge 3215. while Johnson re-
celves 341s. The Republicans also elect E.
G. Hart for Senator and w. A. Anderson.
Ii. c. Chapman and Eben Owen for Assem-
blymen. The Sheriff and County Clerk are
in doubt. Twenty-seven out of thirty-four
precincts inside the city and twenty-eight
out of thirty-two outside give for electors
Harrison $3.50, Cleveland 2942, Bdwell 146,
Weaver 730. Twenty-eight ont of thirty
two precincts outside of the city give Cami-
netti d. 3157 and Davis R. 3941.
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stantsIaus.

VALLEJO, Nov. 9-Valleio goes Demo-
cratic by about 90 majority. in total vote
~
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OHIO.

CINCINNATI. Nov. 9.-The Commercial
Gazette X has just figured up the official
returns from thirty-seven Of the eighty
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TIL JAMES TO rAMMANY.

Don Dickinson Knows What Worked the
Result in New York
NEW YORK, Nov. 9-After learning the
result OF the election. Hon. Don ii. Dickin-
son, chairman Of the National Democratic
Campaign Committee. to-day sent to Richard
Croker, the Tammany Hall chieftain.
message of congratulation and thanks for
his efforts and his loyalty to the ticket.
The morning call., 1892-11-10

SANTA ANA, Nov. 9.-The county cleo
tion returns ere all in. A large vote was
pOlled. The Republicans carry the county
for Harrison by a small majority, having
lost ground materially here. Bowers for
Congress carries the county by about 100.
Seymour carries the county by small
majority. Bennett, Peoples party aud
Democratic nominee. is elected. The DEM
ocrats elect Lacy for Sheriff, Bowers for
Recorder, Finley for Surveyor and Scar
borough for District Attorney. The BAL
ance of the ticket is Republican.
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Sutter.

MODESTO, Nov. 9.-Sta1islaus is Demo-
cratic by from 800 to $50. Republican gain
of 100.
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CONNECTICUT.

HARTFORD. Nov. s.-Conneciicut gives
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NEW JERSEY.
NEW YORK

TRENTON. Nov. 9.-Cleveland's plurality
is about 2000
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Shasta.
snIann.

CoTToNwooD, Nov. 9.-Geary carried
this county.
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Col usa.


CoLUsA, Nov. 9.-The Democratic plural
ity In this county is about $50.
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NApa.

NAPA, Nov. 9.-Harrison's majority is
estimated at 300. Geary ran ahead Of his
ticket and may have carried the county.
Wade r. defeated Haun d. for Assembly,
man by large majority.
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PlnGRr.

AUBURN, Nov. 9.-Harrison's majority
will be geo and Davis fully as much
Thorpe, Senator, it is thought. will be-
Eelected .verett is a sure winner.
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Mariu.

SAN RAFAEL, Nov. 9-Marin County
complete gives the Harrison electors 23e
majority. Democrats only carry three pre-
cincts out Of eighteen. j. T. Geary. Dem.
ocratic candidate for Congress, received
majority of 800.
Following are the successful county can.
didates and their majorities: For joint
Senator, Elliott McAllister d. 120; for
Assembyman, James J. Taylor r. 200; fol-
Sheriff, II. Harrison D. 80; County Clerk,
j. S. Bonneau r. 60; Treasurer Robert
Cottlngham D. 225; District Attorney,
James W. Cochrane D. $40; Surveyor, G.
Ellison r. 100; Coroner, E. Eden R. 2e0I
Supervisor for the Third Distrlct, r. Kin.
sella D.; Supervisor for the Fourth Dis
trict. j. Gardiner R.; Supervisor for tbs
Fifth District. George Burbank r. The
balance of the minor officers are Repubr
lican.
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Iwenty-eght county precincts give Harri-
son l718, Cleveland 1910. Lindley 1884, Can-
non 2273
Inc defeat Of Lindley, Republican candi-
daee 1or Congress, in his own home, was the
most surprising thing of the election. On
the legislative ticket Balla r., Pendleton
H., Simpson r., Androus r Finlayson d.
and kerns ID. are probably elected. Walter
Moore r. is defeated for the Senate by
matthew's ID. This is the second time
Moore has been defeated by Matthews.
The county officials elected are about as
follows: Sheriff, in doubt; County Clerk,
L. III. Ward r.; Auditor, F. E. Lopez r.:
Recorder, Arthur Bray R.; Treasurer. j..
de Barth Shorb D.; Tax Collector. E. E.
Hewitt D.; District Attorney, f. C. Dillon
d.; Public Administrator, Frank NJ KeI-
sey R.. Coroner, II. G. Gates r.; Surveyor,
Street D.; SupervisOrs-Secon District. A.
w. Francisco r.; Fourth District, James
Hay r.; Fifth District, James Hanley d.
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MendOCfno.

UKIAH. Nov. 9.-The county is very close.
Ukiah cast 600 votes. The county's regis
tration was 51OO.
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Orange.

MONTEREY. Nov. 9.-The Republicans
claim majority of 800.
The state republican. (Jefferson City, Mo.) 1871-1896, 1892-11-24
A HEAVY LOSS.
A Iindsll Railway: Street Car House and
Largo Amount OF Rolling Stock and
Other valuable Property burned at st.

A Iindsll Railway. Street Car House and
Largo Amount OF Rolling Stock and
Other Valuable Property Burncd at st.
Louis,
ST. LOUIS, Nov. oa.-Fire broke GU;
at 1:8o a. IN. in the csl pousa Of the
Lindell streef railway on Finney ave-
que, west Of Vandeventer avenue, COM
pletely quitting the building and dc.
stroying its contents. The burned build.
ing was large one-story brick struc.
ture, and at the time was occupied by
twelve motor cars, two vestibule cars,
thirteen trailers md two tank cars.
The flames spread to small
brick building IN the rear filled
with electrical machinery, which was
also destroyed. The fire is be.
lieved to have originated through the
explosion of lamp in ono of the cars.
The motors are valued Mt $4,000 each
and the trailers NJ $4,000 The tota,
loss vii be nearly 800. 900. The flames
spread rapidly, and for time II looked
rs II some Of the adjoining residences
would be destroyed. The occupants
were greatly alarmed, but the firemen,
by strenuous efforts, confined the blaze
to the property of the railroad coia-
pany. The loss 10 fully coyared'by a.,