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The Congressional Election.

NEW YORK, Nov. 3.-Following is COM
plete list of the congressional delegations
elected from this State
First-Joseph NJ. Belford, Rep, reelected.
Second-Jonn NJ Clancy, DEM, reelected
Third-Francis ii. Wilson, Rep, re-
elected.
Fourth-Israel Fisher, Rep, reelected.
F'ifth-Charles r. Bennett, Rep, re-
elected.
Sixth-,James r. Howe. Rep, reelected.
Seventh-John III. Vehslag, Dem.
Eighth. Murry Mitchell, Rep.
Ninth-Thomas j. Bradley, Dem.
Tenth-Amos j. Cummings, DEM, re-
elected.
Twelfth-George B. Mcclellan, Dem, re-
elected.
Thirteenth-R Richard C. Shannon. Rep, re-
elected.
Unconstitutional E. Quigg, Rep, re-
elected.
Fifteenth-Philip P. Lowe, Rep.
Sixteenth-William T. Ward. Rep
Seventeenth-Benjamin j. O'Deli, Rep,
reelected.
Eighteenth-John X Ketcham, Rep.
Nineteentil-B. Cochran. Rep.
Twenty-first-David f. Wilbur. Rep, re-
elected.
Twenty-second-Cyru NJ Littaure Rep.
reelected.
Twenty y-fourth-Charles N. Chickering,
Rep.
Twenty-ffth-James r. Sherman, Rep,
reelected.
.Twenty-sixth-George w. Ray, Rep, re-
elected.
Twenty-seventh-James j. Belden, Rep
Twenty-eighth-J. p. Payne, Rep, re-
elected.
wenty-ninth-Charles ". Gillett, Rep,
reelected.
Thirtieth-James w. Wadsworth, Rep,
reelected.
Thirty-flrst-H. c.. Brewster Rep, re-
elected.
.Thirty-second-R. B. Mahany, Rep, re-
elected.
Thirty-third-D j. Alexander Rep.
Thirty-fourth-Warren B. Hooker, Rep,
reelected.
Republicans; q: Independent Republicans,
H. Democrats, 6; total "a.
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NEBRASKA IN DOUBT.
Bryan May Carry His Own State by n
Small Majority.

LINCOLN, Neb.. Nov. 4.-The result in
this State is not yet definitely known. DEM
ocrats say Bryan is sure to have the cleo
toral vote by a small plurality, probably
not over 1000. The returns from the cities
of Omaha and Lincoln. where the McKin-
ley majorities were expected. are practi-
cally in and it is thought they will not be
sufficient TO overcome that from the rural
districts in favor of Bryan.
Mr.. Bryan's immediate friends reported
at midnight that he did not consider the
cause as definitely lost. but that. on the
contrary, he considered that there was
still ground for hope of his success He
had expected that the first returns, being
from the large cities, would be against
him. He left orders that the principal
bulletins be sent to his rooms and he read
them there. manifesting especial interest
in the reports from Nebraska.
Mrs. Bryan spent the early part OF last
evening with her guests. She did not lose
her customary cheerfulness in the face of
the adverse reports: and she appeared well
prepared for the worst. though evidently
rot devoid Of hope for better fortune than
the reports appeared to warrant. She re-
tired about 10 o'clock. leaving the enter
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Charged with illegal voting.

Special 70 the Indianapolis journal.
WINCHESTER, Ind, Nov. 3.-Henry c.
Hiatt. who came here from Colorado on
May 10 and refused to be assessed at the
time. assigning as his reason that he was
resident OF Colorado. was arrested this
evening for illegal voting, but was re-
leased on 900 bond. Mr.. Hiatt formerly
lived here. He is an active free silverite.
Ten precincts give Bryan $50 and McKin-
two.
Returns from fifteen precincts out of thir-
ty-eight in the county give Bryan ], ,2SS and
Mckinley 2,132, net Republican gain of
two.
Twenty-one precincts give net Repub-
lican loss. of forty-four. The vote for Gov
ernor and Congressman will run about the
Sa
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(From the 5 O'Clock edition.)

Returns from Marion county at the time
of going to press were not sufficiently
definite to give accurate estimate on
the size of McKinley's plurality. although
it will probably not fall below 1000 and may
exceed 5000. 1t was thought earlier In the
evening when the first returns began to
come i'm that the plurality would run close
to 10000. but later reports from wards
showed that the Republican gains were not
uniform. At 1:SO o'clock this morning the
Journal had received reports from eighty
three out OF the 2l6 precincts In Marion
county and they showed the following re-
suit: Mckinley. l1.S55; Bryan. 7.7ss; plural
ity for Mckinley. 4.o57.
The basis for comparison Of Republican
gains largely upon the vote OF 1894.
In a number Of precincts the Republicans
had very slight losses on this comparison,
while In others they had unusually heavy
gains. The vote of 1894 did not furnish an
exact comparison. for many OF the pre-
cincts have been changed since that year.
The following table. compiled at 1:so
o'clock this morning shows the vote by
VII 20
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High Plurality in Lake.

Special to the Indianapolis Journal.
HAMMOND, Ind, Nov. 3.-Ten precincts
in Lake county give Mckinley LOSS and
Bryan S14, a net Republican gain of 274
over 1892. This ratio will give Mckinley
1,50O plurality in the county. Mount, for
Governor, and Crumpacker, for Congress,
will run up with national ticket.
Eighteen precincts in Lake county give
Mckinley 2,04S and Bryan 1850. Republic
gain of AIS. This ratio will give McKin-
ley las plurality, and Mount and Crum-
packer will run with national ticket. Bryan
carried city of Hammond by twelve plural
ity. Rifenburg, Republican candidate for
Representative, is elected as is the whole
Republican county ticket.
CROWN POINT, Ind, Nov. 3.-Four pre-
cincts, including this city. gave a Repub-
lican majority of 112, a gain of 49. Lake
county will give at least 200 Republican
majority for State and national ticket
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MESSAGES TO M'KINLEY.
Henry c. Payne Says the Senate Will
he for Sound Money.

CANTON, O., Nov. All. c. Payne tel
egraphs from Chicago Republican head
quarters that the next United States Senate
will have a majority for sound money and
protection" Mr.. Payne has also tele-
graphed that Kansas and California are
for Mckinley, and with States previous
ly claimed give 290 electoral votes for Re
publican ticket. He says the reports do not
Justify claiming Tennessee. Oregon is
claimed by 5000.
Governor Bradley telegraphs that the
Mckinley majority in Kentucky will reach
10000.
AT a. m. Major Mckinley reviewed the
y cpecanoe Club, one thousand strong,
5m Cleveland. 1t was another scene OF
lbounded enthusiasm. fireworks, march
ing men and bands.
A rough general estimate based on pri-
vate dispatches gives Mckinley 255 eIec-
toral votes certain, with so more as
probable.
AT a. m. another ovation was given
Major Mckinley by thousand marchers
from Akron, o. The Major reviewed the
parade amid great enthusiasm and a blaze
OF fireworks.
AT 4:10 a. m. Major Mckinley bade his
friends good night and retired. feeling con-
vinced that his election was assured.
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vanderburg 1,2OO Strong.
to the Indianapolis Journal.

Special to the Indianapolis Journal.
EVANSVILLE, Ind, Nov. 3. - Thirteen
precincts give Mckinley 1.4O9 Bryan LILY.
a large Republican gain. Six precincts give
Mount COG. Shively SOC; Hemenway, Rep.
for Congress. 437, and Duncan. DEM, AS.
Returns reported on national ticket are
ahead of others. The county is estimated
at ], 200 for Mckinley
Eighteen precincts give Mckinley 1853
and Bryan 1431: Mount, LES. and Shively,
Rep, for Congress. LIS and Duncan l,497.
At a. m. twenty-six precincts out OF
seventy-eight give Mckinley 2.7l3 and Bry-
an 2,226; Mount, 1850 and Shively 214S;
Hemenway, Rep, for Congress. ZIG. and
Duncan. Dem, 2,226, an average percentage
gain over 1892 vote of about 15
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johnson Goes in by 1,2OO

Special to the indianapolis Journal
NEW CASTLE. Ind, Nov. 3.-The ma
jority in nineteen precincts indicate the
election of the entire county ticket by the
Republicans. and johnson. to Congress, by
1000. No more precincts will report until
morning.
Four precincts. Mckinley, 591: Bryan, s44
This is a Republican gain of 81. Mount got
5s1 and Shively 3i2. Johnson, Republican
for Congress, received $50; Robinson, fu-
sion, 364.
Eight precincts give Mckinley 1026 and
Bryan G69, a Republican gain of 16O Mount
1026; Shively. SO Johnson, Republican
for Congr sss. 1,026; Robinson, fusion, 60
Total vote in Henry township, 1905; Repub-
lican majority, 426.
Fifteen precincts give Mckinley 1,794 and
Rrva
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wards as far as received:
AT 3:I5 O'CLOCK.

At 3:15 o'clock the Journal received re-
ports from l54 out OF the 2l6 precincts In
the county, and these did not show any
material change in the estimated plurality.
Chairman Young said at this hour that he
did not think McKinley's plurality in
Marion county would vary 200 votes either
way from 1900.
The l5i precincts. or about three-quarters
OF the whole number. showed the following
totals: Mckinley. 1865; Bryan. l2.s36; Nc
KinIey's plurality. 6.77s The following is
the table by wards. as far the precincts
rpnorfed:
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CLOSE In KENTUCKY.
Latest Returns and Estimates Give
Republicans About 5000.

LOUISVILLE, KY. Nov. AT this hour
(s o'clock) Kentucky seems safe for Nc
Kinley, though his majority is slim. In
1.265 precincts out of 1868 his plurality is
1906 The counties not heard from are:
Leslie. Floyd, johnson, Knott. Magoff1n.
Butler. Greenup Harrison, Jackson, Owen
and part of Henry. These include some
strong Republican as well as strong silver
counties. but the heavy Republican gains
everywhere seem to make the State safe for
Mckinley. though the result may be close
Taking the estimate of the missing coun-
ties made several days ago by Chairman
Sommers. of the Democratic committee
the Mckinley majority of the missing vote
Is 1,23s. This would give the State to Nc
Kinley by 4,7H. This is the Democratic
estimate Of pluralities in the missing coun-
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CHICAGO. Nov. 4.-The Chronicles
(Democratic) latest estimate on electoral
vote is: Mckinley. 2S5; Bryan. 133: doubt
ful, %
The TImes-Herald independently divides
the electoral vote as follows: Mckinley,
"a: Bryan. 149; doubtful. a.
The Inter Ocean Republican) table reads
Mckinley. 271; doubtful. 81; doubtful, but
probably for Mckinley California;. 3; Bry-
an. 106
The Records independently table reads
Mckinley. 263: Bryan. 1SS; doubtful, 46
The Tribune CRepublican) has the follow
ing: Mckinley. So7; Bryan. 40; doubtful.
none.
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what Two Sound-money Democratic
Leaders Sny.

CHICAGO. Nov. 4-Controller Eckels
who was at the national Democratic head
quarters this morning, said: II think the
result Is Just what might have been ex-
pected. Whenever the question has been
put to the voters VIII the Americans pay
their debts?' il has always been decided
that they would. We pay our debts. The
Nation pays its debts. The Importance of
the result in the business world is that il
means the rehabiliment of American credit
abroad. That means that investors are
willing to put their idle capital In our en-
terprises- This election means the COM
piete reorganization OF the Democratic
party. For long period OF time the
Democracy has been the haven OF refuge
for every element of discomfort In the coun-
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CALIFORNIA.
Mckinley Electors and the Legisla-
ture Safely Republican.

InchhhlCy GlcStOIS the LcBlBlu-
ture Safely Republican.
SAN FRANCISCO, Nov. AT / a. m.
1t was reported that McKinley's plurality
in California would be about 5000.
Indications are that the Republicans will
have a majority in the next Legislature,
which Is to elect a United States Senator.
Incomplete returns have been received from
sixty-six out of the eighty Assembly dis
tricts and these show the election of forty
nine Republicans seventeen Democrats and
one Populist. Returns have been received
from thirteen Of the twenty senatorial dis
tricts, showing the election Of seven Re-
publicans and six Democrats which, with
the seventeen holdover Republican Sena-
tors, and three holdover Democrats will
give the Republicans a majority of forty
nine on joint ballot without considering the
remaining twenty-one senatorial and AS
sembly districts yet to be heard from
which are principally located in San Fran
cisco.
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Bryan. Mckinley,

The Democrats have elected six out of
eleven congressman. They are: Charles
X. Wheeler, First district; j. d. Clardy.
elected, Second district; John s. Rhea,
Third district; David Smith. Fourth dis
trict; Albert s. Berry, reelected, Sixth dis
trict, and Thomas Y. Fitzpatrick, Tenth
district. The Republicans have Walter Ev-
ans, reelected, Fifth district; Thomas Pugh,
Ninth district; i. NJ. Davidson, Eighth dis
trict, and David c.. Colson. Eleventh dis
trict. The result in the Seventh between
w. c. p. Breckenridge and f. Z. Settle is
vet i'm doubt
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While n Few Exhibited q Falling on
over the Republican Landslide
Vote Of 1894.
THE COUNTY TICKET Lncc
BUT 1T WILL NOT RUN EIGHT HUM
DRIED BEHIND M'KINLEY.
Third Ward Plurality Over 1000 ana
that of the Second Ward Over LOO
Tenth and Twelfth Complete.

At 10 o'clock the returns from 165 pre-
1917. This shows an average gain In
each precinct of ASS. which IL carried out
through the county would give Mckinley a
plurality of 9.S2s II is possible that this
may be reduced on receipt Of full returns
from the outside precincts. which have not
come in as rapidly as the vote in the city.
1t is safe to say that McKinley's plurality
in this county will be more than 5000 and
probably $500. The county ticket will be
about $50 behind the electoral ticket.
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Gains I'm VigO.

Special to the Indianapolis Journal.
TERRE HAUTE, Ind. Nov. 3-Seven
precincts give Mckinley 79l and Bryin Gle,
a Republican gain of 249 In four of these
precincts in which Mckinley gained Isl.
Faris. Rep. for Congress. gained ia.
At l o'clock this morning the big Nc
Kinley locomotive which was seen in In
dianapolis made trip over the stret-car
lines. whistling and ringing its bell and
creating great excitement.
Ten precincts give Mckinley 1.195 and
Bryan 905. a Republican gain of 373.
Mounts gain is 500. Seven precincts give
Faris, Rep, for Congress, 1893, and Ridpath
be3, Republican gain of 246.
Nineteen precincts give Mckinley 2,2G
and Bryan I,946, a Republican gain of 4S0.
Mount, 2.110; Shively. 1884. a Republican
gain of 442. Faris, for Congress, in sixteen
precincts has 1870 and Ridpath 1,629, Re-
publican gain of 257.
Twenty-three precincts give Mckinley
2.756 and Bryan 2i34, a Republican gain OF
503 Mount 2,603 and Shively 1886. a Repub-
lican gain of 3S9. Faris, for Congress. in
twenty precincts, gets 2.311, and Ridpatf
2,l2l, a Republican gain of ST.
Thirty precincts give Mckinley 3.5T4. and
Bryan 1896. Republican gain of 632; TWEEN
ty-seven precincts give Mount 3,15l, Shive-
ly 2.919. Republican gain of SIS; twenty
seven precincts give Faris, Rep. for Con
gress. 3,0i2; Ridpath, 2,Sii, a Republican
t,ai nf
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Democratic Gain in Montgomery.


CRAWFORDSVILLE. Ind, Nov. Six
teen precincts in Montgomery county give
Mckinley 1,6i7 and Bryan 1,135. This is a
net Democratic gain of thrty-fiye and
would give the county TO the Democrats by
mir ety-one.
Twenty-three precincts give Mckinley g.
55f; Bryan, 2,35l; net Republican gain, 26.
Governor running with ticket.
In Montgomery county twenty-nine pre-
cincts give Mckinley 3.3i1 and Bryan 1870
a Republican gain OF eighty.
Returns on presidential electors from
forty-one OF the forty-two precincts i'm
Montgomery county give 2Oe plurality for
Mckinley. Returns in on Governor and
Congressman show that Mount and Lands
run about the same as the national ticket
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THE NEXT CONGRESS.
Republicans VIII Have n Good Work
ing Majority i'm the House.

NEW YORK, Nov. AT 1:30 a. m. the
returns from the various States indicate
the election Of 2O9 Republican Congressman
and S5 Democrats. No returns have been
received from Alabama, California, Della
ware. Kansas. Missouri or Washington
The present complexion of the House is pa
Republicans, 1O5 Democrats, Popuists and
1 silver party
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NEW YORK, Nov. 4-The Democratic
State chairman last midnight gave the fol-
lowing signed statement: The result
shows that a large portion of Democrats
have deserted their party and voted for
Mckinley. The State committee had no
financial means with which to make a
thorough and complete canvass OF the
State. II has been our aim to conduct an
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Vote I'm Kings County.

NEW YORK. Nov. 4.-The vote of Kings
county with three districts missing gives
Mckinley los, ,236. Bryan 1885, Palmer 3,S23
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SOUND MONEY
AND WILLIAM M'KINLEY WON a
GREAT VICTORY YESTERDAY.
Twenty-Three state. Certain, and
Probably More Carried for the
Republican Ticket.
271 ELECTORAL VOTES SURE
WITH A POSSIBILITY OF SECURING
TWENTY OR THIRTY MORE.
Result So Close I'm Nebraska There Is
Chance Bryan Has Captured
His Own State by 1000.
SOME ELOQUENT FIGURES
TABLE SHOWING PLURALITIEs In
THE REPUBLICAN STATES.
The "GrasI Old Party's" Majority I'm
the National House of Represent
atives Over One Hundred.
Result So Close I'm Nebraska There Is
Chance Bryan Has Captured
His Own State by 1000.
SOME ELOQUENT FIGURES
TABLE SHOWING PLURALITIEs IN
THE REPUBLICAN STATES.
The "Grasl Old Party's" Majority I'm
the National House of Represent
atives Over One Hundred.


There fs no doubt about the election
OF Mckinley and Hobart. The Re-
publican candidates for the presI-
dency and vice presidency Will sue
ceed Grover Cleveland and AdIai Il.
Stevenson ON the 4th OF March next,
and Mr. Mckinley will have q sound
money Senate and House TO support
him. Returns received by the jour-
nal MP to 10 o'clock q. m. make sure
the overwhelming defeat OF the Pop
ocratic crew of free-siIvcr agitators.
Vice Chairman Payne, OF the national
Republican committee, telcgraphed
early this morning that Mckinley had
carried twenty-three States sure,
with a total OF 271 electoral votes,
and that two other States, with thir-
teen votes, were claimed by the Re-
pubIicans; fourteen States, having a
total of 1O6 votes, were conceded to
Bryan, and six other States, with
Afty-eeven votes, were doubtful.
This magnificent result was not
ocn1eVe0 WITHOUT inc ahO III sounu-
money Democrats, who helped swell
the Republican pluralities I'm nearly
All the States, and especially I'm the
East.
The following table shows the plu-
raIities received by Major Mckinley
in the States named.
M
Pennsylvanfn 2SO,OOO
Illtnofs s....sssss.s...s. .I20,0OO
Massachusetts s................1 12O, 900
Town ................ss 100000
wisconsin .................. 100, GOO
Ohio oO,OoO
New Jersey. $4,000
Connecticut .................. $4,000
Michigan ................... $4,000
Maine 10000
Minnesota ................. 10000
Vermont .........s.s...... $4,000
Indiana 3o.OOO
New Hampshire. re............... $4,000
Maryland 10000
Rhode Island. d................. 10000
West Virginia. ................ $4,000
California 5000
Kentucky .................... 5000
North Dakota. ................. 5000
south Dakota. ta................. 5000
Oregon ................. 5000
Delaware NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. 1,OOC
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INDIANA BY COUNTIES.
Estimates Carefully Made Up from
Scattered Returns

The following table gives estimates care
fully made up from scattered returns from
all the counties in the State received by
the Journal up TO o'clock this morning:
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Tippecanoc Republican by I,0Ia.
Special to the Indianapolis Journal.

SpeclaI 10 the InulanapOIIs JournaI.
LAFAYETTE, Ind, Nov. 3.-Three pre-
cincts in Tippecanoe county give Bryan
260 and Mckinley $50. This is a Republican
gain OF seventy. On this basis the county
will give Mckinley a plurality OF 1913.
Harrison carried the county by 410 in 1892.
Seven precincts in Tippecanoe county give
IL net Republican gain of 172 over 1892
Thirteen precincts IN Tippecanoe county
give net Republican gain OF 319. Indica-
tions point To 1900 for Mckinley.
Seventeen out of forty-nine precincts
show Republican gain OF 6la
Twenty-four precincts in Tfppecanoe
county give Mckinley 32s9 and Bryan $40.
Cleveland 1 4l1
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AT Z O'CLOCK.

Reports from over 100 Precincts ShoY
Mcl<iniey's Plurality 0,03s.
At o'clock this morning the Journ>
had received reports from over 10 precino1
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in Precinct /, of Harrison township. at
Montpelier. discovered that they were
short of ballots. Only $50 ballots Of each
kind had been delivered. a. II. Rhine was
sent down as special messenger with re-
QUESTION for $50 extra ballots. He reached
here at 1910 and at 1880 started on the re-
turn trip with the extra ballots taken from
the stock of two thousand extra kept in
the clerks office. AT p. m. Precincts 2,
g. and o. in the same township. tele-
phoned for more ballots, as they had also
run out. They could hardly reach Mont
pelier before p. m. and probably a num-
ber of votes will be lost on account of this.
1t seems that the Democrats were in
formed of the shortage OF ballots early in
the day and most all of them voted before
10 a. This is great loss to the Re
publicans and may possibly cause the de-
feat of the county ticket. This Is the first
time extra ballots have ever been called
for in the history of the county and in
every precinct there is big gains in both
parties compared TO the poll books.
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No Change i'm Putnn
Special to the indianapolis Journal.

Special TO the Indianapolis Journal.
GREENcASTLE. Ind. Nov. 3. - Three
precincts in Greencastle give Mckinley
293: Bryan. 235: Republican gain of &c
This would reduce the Democratic plural
ity 10 lSs from 400 In 1892.
Eight precincts in Putnam county give
Mckinley 1s1 and Bryan 514. Thtre Is no
gain either side, the vote \ running
about even with 1892
! AT 2:30 o'clock returns from lPutnam
Continued ON Fifth Past'
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Special TO the Indianapolis Journal.
HARTFORD CITY. Ind. Nov. 3.-About
10 o'clock this morning the election board
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CONGRESSIONAL ESTIMATES.
What the Figures from Various COun
ties Show.

The following estimates for congressional
candidates are made UP from the returns
received by the Journal uD to a. m. to-