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TilE RESUITJ IN DOUlrr

And all Hinging on the Vote

of New York State

A VERY CLOSE CONTEST-

An Apparent Plurality of 1643for Cleveland

INDIANA IS DEMOCRATIC

Westt Virginia DoiiMful but Slant

ing Toward Blaine

WISCONSIN REPUBLICAN

qtdaii ttli Jet tlll Vote uf Virginia Sew

Jersey and Connecticut

The Halite In ftew York Blulc ALMa M-

IrunOne Net of Flcar Shut IMeeU-

IlliOn Thc Republican mists he Hlatrand lriruuk In Mr lllalna Ihat ke thisNiirely C rrlrilll omo Ilrpnbllcan Talkof a Itepubllciiti Ilurallly In FlolldiiGrace Circled Muyar by More than 1OOO-OrlnralllyOkrr Otr Candidate rtecled-Tk Vote In Kina Quern und ICIckmoud

The election for the Presidency now lilncoson the vote of New York State Tho battle hOIbeen evenly contested and tlio result Is Almosta draw Tim rural districts Imvo almost If notQuito overcome the bin majorities for Clovolaud In Now York anti Kings and the result utthis writing II In doubt

THK SUNS lieu res given bolow Imvoboon collected with unusual carp Ourcptclal correspondent have tulogrnphudtho vote complete from 54 of tlio CO countiesand the remainIng counties have bon veryclosely estimated by oxperlencod newsers and politicians on the spot They Indicatea plurality of 1G43 for tlio Democratic candldato On tho other hand llgntes gathered bytbo Aftsoolatod Trees Indicate a blight pluralityfor Mr Dial no

Doth tho Itopubltcan nnd Democratic lend-

ers eom confident that their party tins boonsuccessful The Republicans have tologiaphedto Mr lllnlno that ho las surely earned thoState by from 5000 to luOOO plurality whilethe friends of Oov Cleveland assure him thatthe figures they have collected elect 111 by1000 or 5010

rite returns collected1 liy tlio A cltlPress give tbo results by election dlllrlclThoro are 11Jl election districts outside ofthe citIes of Now York and Brooklyn Up tomidnight lust nIght 1743 of those dis-

tricts¬

had boon hoard from and thygave Ulaino an aggregate plurality of7295 The plurality of Cleveland InNow York and Brooklyn la SH80 loavlnlillume 1514 bohlnd The 252 61

trlets yet to bo heard from gave Oarllcid In1880 pluralities aggregating 7301 nnd Han ¬

cock pluralities aggregating 3118 leaving ablanco of 4143 In favor of the Republicans

to Blaino a loss of onehalf of this hewould yet bo elected by G07 plurality upon thereturns of the Associated Press

Now Jersey Connecticut Indiana anti VIiglnla nro no longer doubtful States Theyhave been carried by tin Democrats Wlsconsin has Leon can led by the Itopublionnu Timresult In Went Vlrulnla remains In doubt butthe chances thieve Incline In favor of lllalne

Butlers total vole In the Stato will bo ISniiOto 20000 and St Johns 22000 to 24000 Inmany of the Republican slrollllllli of theState whom a largo vote waitlooked for tho returns Indicate that Mr StJohns supporters dasertod him for 1lllnoVery few votes for Duller conicpublicim counties In AlleKany county MJohns vote was 1100 antI llutlers 500 In StLawrence Ht John got 267 and liutlur 19 InErie county St John gn 015 and Bailor 2VVotes CnrtlKauuuulyimeiicit John uUJ votesand DuLler 420

All the counties whoIl tho Stalwart Republi-cans worn Mr lllalno antI Unvldncounty where Mr Conkllngs followers are nu-merous

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turned u Kopubllcan plurality of near-ly

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2000 in 1880 Into Ismall plurality for Cleve-land

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Cleveland carries only eleven counties outside of Now York nnd Klnea

Yesterdays leturns gave the Republicanstwo moro Assemblymen in close districts inlluffalo The nOt Assembly wl611nd seventyfour llonubllcans to

Cloy Cleveland had returns telegraphed tohim from ovary Democratic county committee-man In the State last night and on their flituros concluded that he had carried the Stnteby 42UO plurality

rks t eIO1 Vole by Slaips-1o ClelIIU1 For llie-AIb 10 aIlrOola S

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a Illinois 22-Uslswr I Iwsi HIuYloridii fKUI00 I Chalno-JMdhisa I Uisscbueiis 14Kenlucky Its 5Ilcb5su 13-

Jnusliis M MInnesota tMaryland INebrisk-allsIslipl

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C Xd 1Iou 18 Jew hSaiphlrc 1-

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N Jrrsey DOlls 23-

Vart Carolina ll1orrgnu I1c uol C luaSIlnlTnuirssr 12 Ild-T4

II Vermont 4-

ItVlrglnlii 12 Wiseonsln

TuhI ItI Tolnl IPIe

IM1 NilesNew York IU Wct VirgInia 1trceeeary to choice IfiOl

Kixas covxTfs UlrTk Hevliel PliurciTke Menialmil MnUe

an AIIUOM laU Pwrei-The coi roctcul election returns fioni Klujn

county show thin following rellYON rii Iii r Cliitlaiid lilni tic Mxil-Uiillcr I I I M Julin 1401 Cleveland iluralli-157U 111

POH roMHr eiond IH trlel Kllx lphol iilI1i74t0 Tluinm I Shcrlltillln and1 Mori 17 thCIIIbelUinuJnrllv ft 7llt

Chin lCtrIt0irwlO II IniiirKR I 300M1 Caleb Ifcmlth I111 VI Junui > iiinlirlliI IU >

Vnurlh tlUlrlclIVtrrI II Mnlinnct NjI I IIXIkVlI H lul

IIHIIiICi l illi IJ kk Miolutll Inil I iI vlalioiicyi-ihir il > ri Mr

Fifth nutrlMArcMMM M HUM ID I II iwll J > ruli-Wnrtliilt I llnj lllul lcll liii I rllI Him 5lLI

rlyIU nrIlrn Ullrlct Wafer 47l i-Lalniheer IIII 4U I mil Mini 117-

lerund Illillricl Nuklo IID 7d3 OidenterX illI7ti0-

Talr1 lllilrlrlMlailliD c 21P It I 4154Vnnrih liiitiletllMirKcriy iln 47JS iiurnn Hi

SUM Illld iC-ilIliCrLetCtTey

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Kirth IdI I 24 IJ Oonuvan IIhd J

1IIIItnl In 54I l> e Hi 2 M-

Cvrteleventh rutrlt tlinUav ll0 I 3 bIT ItllJd IK 271W1-

SEighth Ulitrlcl ffinnuli I t U2M Mutiny I I I

Mnth DlHrlit VMermRI ni157 Iielnne 1H 4717Tenth IlKlrlrt Tailor II I tlSli ile iillI a UUfV-Klevenih

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DlitrlctlleaihI I111 H4J Ink CI i

lllolrldI1 I1 ft Krt IMillI H 5ISIfor MiCtJlflrIy

I3i7ill uiivj Tar I I eCIt-

oFarIyeThilorIuFor Oily Ju Uv in > ok 11I > 11

kHI Oilran lir l32M Van j rk i ninlorm Int 1-7tr CniuplrnllrrHrinkrlion IIII i IKI> 31 llfrirtn-

MM2S Hrlnkirliin iiujnrnv471-fur

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AuilllorVr II J il2 Itllld II S77IH-Vovgtt majority 2I4-

t Iisi biqrJ suIe Cl Lrc ILd 4 Ioultlj1 I S

fnt want Iifkln IV Fnnrlli wardt Onrl n I Rltthwirdi i OKtilo I Lliihtlij nartli i lCsIlgIlrI WiI T iuliWfirli i lltmirlt liijl Twflrih ill Fnurfiriitn wantil i Maurcr IH KlxtI CIIrIIhlUlauclilfldIID Ilnlilruntli nardl i W U illellliein H Twentiethninli Hnktrlll Twcnt peelll vmnliTwenty fniirili nanlt1 t 11101 IIII YII lorrlOI IIill I Nsw Itrrrliti ill ilravtmiili I II 101ilinlI Ncv lim itfiitr7I K tlatlanili ulr

lel XOltK HTATK-

1HIIOlIuuaIles

INH4llniKiirk unritld rlryMii ninlnr

1011 PL Ihi j itttl 5 CNIIAIIniiy d11iI 7i9Allgini-yllroiie

3 rti ri UUIattaranxim lirt jm-Cayima llfm JIK-ILhautaintna 11l 4 7-

riiernntic 170 ij-Clitmanro 1210 I no-fllntin ijoo 7

Columbia f91 K-

Iorllamt IV3 I2JDelaware vt I

nmoiiiu Nluro liasErie MJI hrino iu imi-rranklln lavt 111-rnllnn and llainl Slid IHJlllellllee IJ34 Wf-

lllrtene UD I-VIlirkhner lfl HIS

J ITroii SBEI 6-

MllKl 29311 IMIT-

OICMln TOJ 7-4IUInirliii USD Ml-Uadlliu 3110 anu-

MoilKomiTMonroe C3Hj 62

> 2 211New York IliJ 4TO-3Mvara Ml mi-Onella 10K 19

OnulidaKa 4IM rOntario 11 7B-iDrauito 4li 1U-

llrleani 1177 tills

lwtfii JIO 244-

1rmnam11tC20 25 BJ

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QUI WO lJ3-Itvliltdacr Ml 3-

Ilkliinonil I31 IiA-lincklainl 77 IM-

Mr Lawrence 7913 74

Haratoita 2eti AAfolienntaj G 14-6Mluihurle IloliiI IIW-7fUiujtor 4H7 Mi-stiifca 4M sa-MmUfli 12M W6-

MlXutk IM Ml

IIul 179 I3U-

HHKKI im IHI-

TiMliklni 940 IO-Iliter Ul I-

IWnrrm 712 7M-

vviiniiinxtnn iat jus-Wajne SJJJ V1-UWeMrlinter 481 1249-

W onilliz IV6-Vulii

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UV 12V

Totals CI7U WJ6 12 rWWI

iletliiinr > rlurallty liUa

T1IK KLRCriOX IX XKW JKllSKf-

llililiii from Viiiloii < alaEC anil-lUtlnuiletl XliOurlllci-

lu Hudson count which includes IprfrpyCity tho Democratic majority Is about 6200-Forillmind Ilulntre for SlierilT fouls McLouch-lln fur County Clerk nnd George 11 Fielder forItiirhtur all UmnociatH nro electedfcln KSSOJC counl which Include Xovirkillumes was 12W or 1500 loss tluin-iardolds Iohlbacli the lloiiubllciu nominee

for Concrie wits elocted by 325 plurality overhauler Democrat whoso majority two yonrsnao WIts over 1000 Tim Itopubllcan candulutofur Sheriff Wi Stalnsby1 was Hcratcheil I beoauso of record ho made as Aldormll of Xovrnrk antI was beaten liy

DomoLTiulo candidate William 11

Drown ruin plurality ol the latter Is lf 70Alt the other llupubllcan candldatps woioelected ns followv V S Fish State Senator1100 plurality JouIh U Munn SurrogateHOO Emi Lonrfnff Illlltor 2300 throe Coro-ners 150 Tho Buler In the county was500 750 The total voto wathe largest ever poled In EAex and the molof the return midnight

Morris county gave Pholns for CongressmaJoriVlnll elmted Charles A flllhn Sheriff

Tho Independent and Irohl ¬

bltlon voto was very IlKhjKll nbeth olocted drier for Mayor by U22 ma-

jority¬

nnil Democratic rrrilioldcrHby SOD ma-jority Thu CityI Council stands U Itupiibllciiusto 7 UcmoiratB

There wan a large lYolilbitlon nnd Independ-ent

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vote In SOlnrset countyVail i vvns elected Shcrll of Unioncounty by 217 majority overThoSonato lands Itoitubllcans 11 Demo

irats 10 Tho Assembly I Itupublicans 1 5Uumornl 25

CoevluI Jlurlly 3200-CltntfrI olcI varfll ClrII1 ZlILfA-

1141Ce oGUen IJ IHurllIOU IG1211-

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415-2C4I

0 I 2H-JiUflliIrIitllI 1 lIt

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10Ieuler b

ludn 494 621Inntrlon 1tJ 675 6C-MTI5ddIe5 131 71-1lolI01Ih I IO-

Jrl est Ill24-

4I41slc 11 I4S-ftlelll 13 11-5141ltetet 1 131SLIHICA 1 I12I

isbn I 0-

Wrrn 211J 111

Toll 53331 II 1221 PUlorll 210

THK CUfflfKVTICVT VOTE ALL IV

levelonil PluralIty 1IIO4 aid Ma T-1Uolfor llnte OfflcerHAUTIOIlI Nov 5Tue returns for Con-

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are now all lu with the exception ofone back country town Cleveland has Ct952-lllalne C5734 Ht John 2205 and Duller1033 Clevelands plurality Is 1304 Tliovotofor Governor and other State officers Is pracUeally the samn which throw the choice Intothe Ixjclalature both branches of which wi boHepublican by good majoritlus Tho for1rohldent by counties was

lilaiuf Cfwniiil st fete liuttrr-llartfnra U bOll IDHil 4nK a71New llaren Illu4 1HH 447 310-

e> London lim Bini 27 23fi-VVInlliam 4141 A7M1 IS 44hatrnelcl 1 2 IJWW 27 2444Iltrlillrlil 6 inU4 147SIIldIemex HHllTi 34n 227 12JTollaild J710 aJOl 117 1-

4Totalt BJ7S8 17012 22IJ5 11U3

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SIllaluoa 1llliallly Over Z1O OA Olin orTwo Rvpubllcua CoDKr imen

BOSTON NovTlse vote of nil tho cRiesand towns In this State with the exception offive small towns foot up flame 141DOI

Cleveland 117550 Duller 2331 St John79B6 Illatnntt plurality 23 1880 Ourfield bldlllllrlily of tiJ240 cud a majority of

nl vote which donnnot IInclude Ito live slll towns mentionedI

foots up lobllaol 152812 KnillcottI Item 3IcCIrl 1OjI10122993Hpnlyellrohlb I 1 hl1tOOt holier 15022S AlinydVohlb

follovvlnir ConLnmsmon are lutedTlrHt district 11 T Davit Sicond Joh-nII loiiir iriupl Thlra IOIfllannny llnpFourth I1 A Collins Horn Fifth U I Haydoll tlnli Sixth H 11olorlnl lllciiil SoyCOt ii 1 I Stalin i 1Ihlh Cit aml o II

IIIn HnpXlnth Fred 1H Hop TenthW 110 IIhol bnvflith VII halo WhllnlI I i

IHop IF Wlfckwollol IIopublican ualnof1 two lonlrtHsmonIICVIi ILJ4N14-

15letns IMuiiillly slut lc Iknn OOOO-OlCitilIUani 42aln Fu Conwrevtmen

111DrJIUI Nov 5Almost completefroll of C7 counties In the State

hhovra net galls for lllalno of 23300 over Oarlleldi vote of 1S80 This would Indlcnto thatlllalnes plurality over Cleveland will not Iholess than iooiu file four counties to boarfrom gave IHancock a inajnilty of 07 butlllnlntt lies calnod almost uniformly overthin Stats They will te more apt to Increasethan decrenso his plurality

Jlunnell leI I Is eloolo111 thio I ifteonthi ConcroKN Cut i i In tim Twentiethand Scott I Dom In the Twentyseventh Thedelegation will stand 20 HepubllcRiis anti 8

ppocrlt a Hepublican ualn of i TAU Logic

In turn will bo docldedly Republican In bothbranched thumjocurlnit the election of a Hepublican united Htatos Senator to succeed JJJonuldCttinoroii

Illalnen plurality In Alleuhony county Isliloiji The full Ilcpubllcan county and Iculilathe ticket been elocted James IIt Hop ¬

IRSkins letn defeated by James H Noifloy-In tile TvvnntyKocomt CoiiLrim district by3tiKNl majority ThnmAft M llayno Ilnp Inthe Twentythird district has bon reflectedby C1000 mnjorltyI

Ncniiylklli county which has been reliablyDemocratic for twonlV years Inlll t8HO gaveHancock all majority ulvo tt plu-rality

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The lUpubllcans oloct all but two oftheir louSIly ticket gain four Aa < emblrnicu-roiloot their Senator and Urumtn the Green ¬

back CongressmanComplete returns from all the legislative dis-

tricts¬

In the State incept Wayne county showthat tho Senate will have 31 Itctmbtlcani and19 Democrats and this House 140 Uopnbllcanriand 69 Democrnt with two doubtful districtsWayne This will ulvo tho Itopubll

cans III majority on joint ballot oven shouldthe Democrat In Wayne county elect theirtwo candidates In the present Ipglslituto theDemocrats have a majority of 15 on joint ballot

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cmoerallc tialna nnl1 Few IniraIka MlaltthumId for tle rlnnri by HO4IO-

HiciiMONi Nov 0 Nearly nil returns re-

ceived¬

show Democratic gains nnd few IOH < OS

The Democratic majority may roach 8000The DflinocratN claim eight of tho ten Con-gressmen

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WihitiNOTON Nov 5Thu lIon John S Har ¬

boor Chairman of tho Democratic State Cen-tral

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ommlttoo ot VirgInia says ho estimateon the basIs of despatuhes received by him to-day

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from all parts of the State that Vliulnlahas given tho Democratic electoral ticket a ma-jority

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of at least HOOOIII ho thinks It nuivreach 10000 At lieadiiuarlurRIIn Alexandria Ithu majority Is est I 11111 ted atfrom S ono to 810-

0Orclallnd returns tiom liftSand all the cltloiof Virginia ulvo

Cleveland 11784 majorlt Thoio lotnrns mbrats many of thn luntc Itipnblli countlofand Indicate that tho Statot will ulvo Iloveland 1

from 15005 to 10001 majority H IH now iiultocertain that thin Democrat have elected ultiht01 tile ten ConurcxHmcn

551sr lIUIIUu > HviMililUiiii 4 > Hln < Tkc Slnle Clntmeil

for Illnlnr-WlIKELINd NOV 4IIJ IMIUtltIrri Ofll

clal gIve n not Iall of 1000 Thesame ratio wi carry tho Stato for lllalno by201111 HOILlcllllln8 are reportedthu Interior the Stalewas Itopubiioan fill that two Itopubllcnn ConirrcHsmrn mo elected

Mulnitllil Via halo returns from eighteenconntloK exactly onethlid ot the State andthey give a net Itnpiibllcan cnln off luiK overtile October emotion liter are tlltyfourcoo 51 t hIs IIn Ithu Ill liCe ThU ratio would ulvethe FissIon ticket Illalno nnd llutlnr 1JUU ma-jority

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The thrpo strong Domocmtlc countiesuhovv no material chanup The close countleHand thoso which give small majorities givetreat HOluhlclllllld Wood cOll olllchil

IIs itIst It gave I 10plblcIImajority of 270 On Tuesday Itllan mnjoiityof hlO Tho HopubllciiUH nuiofeel very Fanuulne of tho State but buck connItics may clianirnI IIII Should tthe StI ate co fortile Iftidoit Iticket lllnlnu would have 3 tintS Hul-lo

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ri of tho uloctoia votuiThreei additionalI counties Ill Ill II IowU-

ami llraxlon lt IIn show iu nut 1llupubllcnnmajority of 21J

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I 111f ITbiiiitnitil fur 4 I ol nil llk a < jntlt of

ln C unirrvtiftniHn

HlillMiiiiI I I I Nov 3 Tho vcitu of IUmSlnto-outnido of the city gIves n net Democratic nm-jorltyof IbO Tho oto In 101t101 city wastho In tgnet 0101 polled 11001 II rIg t 0 582 I

Clevelands pluralityI I IK f 71fi1 majoiltyI 5 3ll-Thn Mote for M John wa lJiiifor liutlor 101

Of till nix Coimrotninnn tile JJiomocrnts olnctlive vvhlh Is a IMII of one delegationstadnn FirstliHtrlct Charles II Olbson Sec-ond

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district Frank T Shaw Third dlhtrict-Wra II Colo Fourth district John V I thoUlay Fifth IIRtrlctlarnc Compton Sixth dis-trict

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1 011 llunubllcan

XOItTll CAHUI1XI

The State Ovcrnkelmltixly lleniucrnllcA-Oala of One Congressman

iiMiwnoy Nov 5Tho State ha8lon8so overwhelmingly Democratic thatin thu returns lies ceased to exist Tho Demo-crats

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hao carried thin First Third FourthFilth Mth Seventh ElirhthI and Ninth Con-gressional

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IAlrlctAln1 tho llopubllcnns car-ne II thn 1 n 1010crnlolall ofono Congressman It IB

till Dumocratb Imvo a twothirds mnjorlty Intho Luklslaturo sllvll rllhtlll1 fear of a ro

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workto negro rile In Ih olslorl coutitlea did

IlOlllHJJA-

CKhONVITiM Nov 5Tho hews 11 1

since midnight confirms that of last nltht thattill Democrats have olectnd thoir entire tickucby 4000 thebes Hep Is defeated In thu Sec-ond

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Contrefis district by HOO to lODO TIleuislaturu Is probably Domocratlo in bothbranches by a small majority

lu Madison and Hnmouri precincts In Mad-ison

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county negroes or imisked whites It Isnot known which raided tho pjlls ami Cliptttred tho ballots and tally shuetr It IB notknown hero who was tho origInator of thin raidhut the Democrats lay It to 1ope ItopubllcanIndependent candidate for Governor

Tho returns show an increase rather than afalling off In tho Democratic majority ThoDemocratln State Committee claim oooo nun101Iy on Qovnmor and the bathe on FlcctorK

Pope Independent candidate for lov-nrnor claims the State and chaises fraud onthe tart of the Democrats

THK RlSVLT IH LOUISIAXJ

A llrtaorriitlr Mnjvrlly ol ll OOO nlik P55-

of the Mix CuiiKrvtaMenNew ORPHANS Nov 5LatCI returns ion

Hlderably modify tho result of the election luthis State although still assuring It to theDemocracy Tho vote will bo light not muchexcoedinic 100000 and about the same as InlIMit The Democrats suffer most severelyfrom this apathy and lose one Congressman In-

consequence of It Ofllclal figures from thirtynine parishes and unofficial returns from theother nineteen give a Democratic vote of 02341 and a Republican vote of 42il9a Demo-

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loss of 2721 and Hepublican cain of3985 or a not llflpubllcan gain of t701 TheDumocrattc majority In the State wil be 1J717 ThIs may be 811hll reduced returnsfrom tho 1101The New Orleans 1 the llchtostover polled only 18UJ8 ant Democratlnmajority only 55r a loss of 4788 ah comparedwith1881 This light vote oleotallopubllcnn from tho Second Congress districtover W T Houston Democrat 1 lute is largelyduo to tho car drivers strike which preventedmany voters from going to tho polls in thoupper portion ot the city Tho full vote IIsIHalmI 7308 1Houston 0137

In this FlrstCongrcssdlHtrictI the vote standslouIs St MurtlnlDnm 15830 Carleton limItIntopwdont 4132 Joseph Acklun Hon

Later rottirnb from thin Third district assurethe defeat Kellogg i HopI by K J day t Dem-Thlndlntrlctwcnt

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Itepuhllinnby I Mind majorityIn IrW The vote stands lay 1352C Knlloeg-127C7 OUJH majority 759 cllstilct giveslllalno 15 1110 Qovcliml 10945 lilalnos miljorlty 4185 Tho neuron laigely broke fromKellogg nnd voted for llnv for CongrosH andIllalnn for 1rvHldent

IIn tIm Fourth strict N C Dlnnclinrd IIs ro-

olectetlllost unanimously only SODMnt vrInl cast agnlnst him

thin Fifth district the voto stands an fol ¬

lows fls far an hoard from J Floyd Ini1017112 Doatner Dem 3253I I

In tile Sixth district this vote stands A 11

IrlonlDcmlI 92870 Swayno lltppl 7IH5rile lonlslunu delegation will stand live

Deinncrats nnd ono Itupubllcnn as II tho pres-ent

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oneroKii Tho now memburs Mi LouisSt Martin who sat In Congress In an oldCreole politiciani t Michael I tab Ii tthe Hut liepublican lovornor of Louisiana A H Irlonalso a Creole who hlleil a hlBh position onthe State bench and K J Gay thewealthiest sugnr planter In Louisiana vvtionswealth Is estimated at IGODOOOO Of tile pros-ent delngatlou only IWO King and Illtnchard-arc rotuinod

Nel llttniiklrc tur IllnlneCOSt >l Nov 5Two hundred anti forty-

one towns antI wardt give lllalne 3910ii Cleve-land

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149HHSt John 1125 and huller 507Ulalnoa plurality tll ThoHame places giveCurrlir ImiIp I lovornor 38040 huhileifli 35189 Mason Irol and scattering1914 Thu remaining JlI towns in 1882 gave

Italn Hop 3115 Kdaorly Porn llflH and75 scattering Should thn vote bo the snmotitle year Currier majority will bo 719 HoWill Uo sheeted by tho people

LITTLE DUVltT AIIOVT INDIANA

An Indicated Plnrnlllr r flOOO tar flIc T-4UmlTeii Uemicralle Cngreianen

Itovlfusl rctuuiH rocijlvvd atTiir SUN ofTIco

from sixteen Democratic nnd fifteen Hopubllcan counties ot Indiana therouro ninetytwocounties In tho State show DemocratIc plural-ities

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7002 and Itopubllcan pluralities 10519The same counties gave Hancock only 0380plurality and Gllr old 12229 Clevelands netgain Is 3280 The counties cut about onefourth of the vote of thn Slate and Clevelandhas flarflelH adverse plurality of OC41-to overcome The Indication no far as It IIs-trustsorthy Is that he has 0000 plurality The-same Indication IIs si von by returns from C03 ofthe 800 voting places which Increase the liepubllcan pluralities of 1882 by 5574 votes In1882 tho State wits Domocratlo by 10900 TheDemocratic Committee of Indiana claim theState by ovt r 8 ooo The llopubllcnns claim Itby 3000 but offer no figures

INDIAIOUH Nov 5All but fifteen countieshave reported to the Democratic Htnto Commit-too showing Democratic gains 5537 Kopuh-llcali gains 5503 This on basis of 1882 whentilt Stilt wont Democratic by 10C84 lameand lessen III llftocn counties cannot poshlblyindiico Itho Democratic majority of I1882 morethan 2IKH leaving Cleveland HOOO Associatedpress and Itopiilillcan vstlmatoB are based ongains In lpiibllcm proclncu-

lov Hoinlileks has ten In receipt of tolopnnns front various tourens all day but itemhad nothing front tho National Domocratlo-Coimnlttno sliieo morning Tho followlcg tele-gram

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from tho Young Jfens Ind ponil iitoininlttooof Now Yuil covo Mr Hendrlcks con-siderable

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personal uiatltlcatlon but it wits notsatisfying ni to the nctual facts

H IUvtnff that tie sr Ulii ers 1111 tiulr-pcnilvnt ll iiMlriini4 nf Nrw York liar BlveiMuii theMHI a nnil vi lril in fnvor of iiilinhiiHtratll i r roriii-

IItlrml > IPDI until Iihi ilitvrrnnr Hint IInillMia-ha Koiie IeiiKKTHllo tivhikrlMUuI inajorlt Htnl am in-

illn I in oteiiil lily 10111451 ot let niKht-uf 5111 l lu 141011 tst Nw Vork Statsof murk I cannot be s cirlaln Ii-IIHie i Biicliinl IrroHH flifiiroB art torrect ilicy nettleNivr S ork Slate DKaliKt Clevranil The itt ipiiIi In ItlioIIIl innrratli 4 ole I lids belnrun ClerelandI and Iliitlir-va > d etiI IllS emplaimciitnl Hi latter 10 work In IIhoIIIerIt jllaliie th rpltinI doubt Hint llutler wanWiTH iiIii fur ttio Keiuitilliaii lltuliaeers

At the Dfinorrattr CHIlI iit te room n lnlni ICs nimlethat Ithe lIe II1ollclI are iloclurliiK tlie return to ile-celve

I

Itie t te

In Marlon county anti the ltl or Indlnnnnolis returns from seventyfour products out ofeightyfour show a majority fgr lllalno of inu-Tho Democrats elect nil Iho county ticket ex-cept

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ono Senator by majorities ranging from150 to 1500-

Figures hero mere that ton Democratic Con-gressmen

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are boltovod to be sure two areIn doubt and ono Itopubllcan sun Anotherestimate gives tbo following Concrosamun aselected First district Kleiner IDem lappnrnnllj I Second Cobb Dflin Third HovvaulItem Fourth Holman Uenti Filth MuttonIDrtin Sixtht Drown liep Sovonlh IlyniiniIDom Mlghth Lamb Dom Ninth WardIDom Tenth IOwiin Hop Kuventb SteelItip Twelfth Lowry 1Dem ThirteenthSti tel y I rett hack Ito IlllI a vaeancy nnd FoulPont for fullI I term Domociatu lu itt lluhiicins-

Tliu1

Stnte ticket so far as return are In Isyen with IIho nationalI tleket electingi Isaac Pdray Dent tovurnor over W H Catkin liep

DullerI had I1111 I votes IIn Wabauli 1IllItrllndtSt John1 i121 IDuller 49 In Hush countyI i nnd StJohn 12 Duller 98 In Putnam eoiinty and StJohn 10 neither IL voto in Iiporte county Itwobetween tlmm Iin Jackson county IliutlorI 111 Inllarlholomevv county huller UO iu iiant coun ¬

St JohnIrillo1 Nov 5Tho full vote of tIle countvIs not yet1 in hIlt Ithn Dcinocints havo cnirledtile countv by 1501 n cnlnof iuO over 1IHMISteele IIliop I roll Idigress ran tilt tlih histick Ilt nndI would hivo Loon defeatedI IIn tthisdltikt had not tIle Democrats trailod off Klddtheir l01l r1I1I for Itheir sherllf In Jayeoiintr St John received nlnni votes IIn tthistovnshit Iniludlng Ihn city of Deeatnr Illsvole In theeonnty Is put at 92 lint tirsi ItoIIs pi tend nt 22 IIII tits climtv Tho IDemocratsnro jjubilant OWl lie news fiom Now Toil1k mdIndiana

III11iAI-

Laiiitg Inillcullitv Ike1 Klerllnn oTtku Ftitlon-IIerlolnl Tlckcl-

DrTitoiT Nov 5Tho returns rooolvodthis afternoon Indicate the election of tho Stubanti National fusion ticket but later figuresmay alter this The Democrats now claim thoState Tho Republicans claim the Stato by aclear majority Tho upper peninsular SlaMhon heard from III favor of tho Republicansbut tin exact voto is not yet known

Tho latest rcpoits on Congressmen ulvo theFusion ticket six all Democrats Mnvbin > Int Ito Flint districti Comstoek IIn ttho IFifth VInaiis III Ihn SiMh Carluton In the SeventhTuiniioy In tho Kkhth defeating lion andFlshor in tho Tenth Tho Hepublleans oloct10111001111011111I I thin Third district IllurrovssI

In t hun Fourth Cutchoon IIn tIto Ninth andMofTit IIn tho ElevenI FullI ietui us are neededfiom the Second district to doclilu who is elect-ed

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as the vote Is very loseIf tho vote of the State IIs decided for the

fusion ticket HHBoeniB probablu at Itblx wiltings I

I17 1 MlI Clovoland will receiveI IIi electoralvotes Duller and 1 goes for Dlaine In YHlug tho Uieenbnckors voted for the lImn menfor twelve electoral places ami for dlflerentmen for tho thirteenth Place which allows achance for one II II I nil elector It was deslrnd-to llnd the relative strength of the Greenbackore and tIle Democrats and iiotie tho veto Issent separately Tho reports so fur In gleevoiy little Information about the upper penin-sula

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which Is a I to put leatI stronghold Itt theIndications arc that there urn grout Democraticgains there

Tho Democrats lot the Second and FourthtCongress dlsttlcts mid gained tho Eight nndTenth districts The mil majorities howeverin tho sIc winning districts are vary muchlarger than thoy were two vunrs ago Tholatest returns In the 1tet 1rrss ofllci Indicatethe election of Degolo Fusion over Alger liepuhllcan for Governor Tho ProhibItIon voteIs about 20 000 which was drawn about evenlyf i DIII the two old parties

11 1 Mht Is Impossible to say at this hourhow Michigan has gone It Iis so close that fullreturns will bo necossarv to doeldo it MrDiekensan member of tho National DemocraticCommittee Insists that fusion Is ahead andthe free Venn computation based on tolerablylull returns glvea fusion a majority of about1000 In tho State

J11INOV4

Tke MInt K ldeiitly Clone fur lllatnI nndgtllnt llarrlion fur 4iiivernor-

CiiHAiio Nov 5Tho returns horn Illi-

nois¬

como In slowly and wore of a nature tocause doubt as to tho possible majorities butthe Stab was generally conceded to tho liepubllcnns both on the State and Presidentialtickets The Chairman of SIte Itenubllcnn-Stato Committee claimed thIs afternoon20000 Itopubllcan majority for Oovuinor andII Itnpubllcan majority III both branches of theLegislature

Seven hundred and euvenlyfour precinctsIIniludlng Inil in Chicago for gIveIOglesby mp1I 1GS134I I In OIlIIIOIjI lom I

1579113 llobbs Irohlb 4185 antI HarperlUrrionback 12H4 Ogo by ovur 111 4702ChIcago city gives lllalno 4IOl Loveland4fi48i St John 47 timid Duller 502 lllalnoover all 11119-

Of tho Chicago city Conurocsmon tho Itcpub-llcana oloct jIlt a ha in Iin Itho Flisti district andAdams In the Fourth ami tile Domocials electfjnvlerln tho Second district and Ward In thoThiid The llopubllcnns elect their Congress-men

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In the Sixth districtW IF Wort hi ngton Dem lIs elected to Con

c5ess from thn Tenth district instead ot hturr-HepII I as ropoitod lost night

KOilsa S4ronIy 1IIuhl1nATCittsox Nov AtchKon comity ituii

plot except one precInct gives Martin Hoptot Governor 118 majority over Gllok who eairind it by 1300 In 182 Col Martin oxtimatoHhis plurality In tho Statn at from IIOIHXJ to40010 Tim Citiin i claims IIbo State forIllume by over MlUOu plurality The vote forSt John was Insignificant Tho complexion ofthe Loclslnturn will insure the return of u Honubllcnn United States Senator-

At 8 P M1 the llipnbtlcan State Contra Com-mittee

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estimated lllalnua majority at 50ODDMartin I hell fur Governor 4UOUU llvoiy Hepublican Conurcnsman elected nnd1 tho LegUlltuioi iS al tao it u n iou tnotlsiy lteIlutl kit U

T he Ilttnlt hi MissouriBT Loom Nov 5Tllt returns from llio

State are very much scattered but It scorns tobo sill to say that the Domoorats will carrytheir Stnto ticket by a round majority andelect tlinlr Congressmen In all the distrIctsexcoptlng the Fifth and Thirteenth which thoItepublliuns claim

foUrittlo for KlalncDENVER Nov lluturim from Ithn in-

terior¬

of the Htato aro scattering and Incom-plete

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None of this large city precincts haveyet reported Fnouab is known however toinsure tbellepubllcnn aatlooA ticket tue usual

majority of about 3000 Eaton tflopt Is prob-ably

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elected Governor by a small majoritySyniegdlnjii I for Coiieross willI fall behind thonational ticket but Is probably elocted Withtwo or three exceptions the Hepublleans Inthis county elect the full ticket The Legisla-ture

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is lamely Hepublican

H7SCOJVSJV

The State fur lllalae hj Not Less ban 1-

440A ode af Tar c < ontriaenJ-UciHON Nov Republican figures Im-

prove¬

as returns como In from rural and lum ¬

boring districts The election of seven Hopub-

lloan Congressmen Is settled Luclen 13 Cnswell In the First district Itobt M Lafolletethe Third Isaac W Van Scblck In the FourthRichard Ouenther In the Sixth Ormsby DThomas In the Seventh Win S Trice In thoEIghth and Isaac Stephonson In the Ninthagain of three Tho Iel lature Is undoubt-edly

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Hepublican securing the election of a liepublican United States Senator to succeedAngus Cameron The lIIalne ticket will probably hue not less than 15000 plurAlity

MtrWAUREI Nov 60n the strength of thelatest returns the pllbllCIIIIS now claim tileState by 12000 plurality Thus returns whichwill not all bo In for six daw continue to showDemocratic gains and the Democrats contendthat there IIs ttlll room to carry the Htatn byfrom 3000 to 6000 majority for Cleveland TheDemocratic State ticket which run way behindthe national tlckot Is hopelessly lost Tho Hopublicans claim large gains In tho Legislatureand seven out of nIne Congressmen Tho votoIn thn Sixths and Ninth districts Is so close thatthe ofllelul returns will have to decide tho re-mit

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In Milwaukee Cleveland rAn ahead oflllalne nearly 1 000 votes but In the county hofoil behind Thn vote of tho city and countywas lllalno 15323 Clovoland 14907 flutter8j St John 182

Itoturns from 438 towns nnd wards show n notDemocratic gain ot 7778 on this Presidentialticket ascomuaiod with 1880 Should a propitrtionato galls be Khovvn for tile Democratictlckot In thn remaining precincts Dlaine willhave carried the State by 10000mnjorlty Laterreturns are showing smeller average Demo-cratic

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gain

XKHKISK-

ALtsroiv Nov 5Tho First IOUKIOSS dis-

trict¬

contest Is doubtful The Democrats claimthe election of Drown Fiftytwo precinctshoard from give lllalno 2517 majority whichfurther estimates havo Increased to 1397 TillsIs nearly onethird of tho vote of thin State nndIndicates a majority of about 17000 For Gov01 nor Morton Dem runs ahead of his tlckotand Dawut s majority will be below loouo

Three ICetnlillciiii fJoiiffrvatmea In ienlte ee-

NAHHVILM Nov srhtc following Itepub-llcan Congressmen are elected In this StateTottlbono In the First district Houck In thoSecond and Taylor In the Tenth Tho rest oftill delegation Is Democratic The Demo-cratic

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minority In the Legislature Is consld-oiably 1011 lice Bale Ilomt for Governor Iu-

lirobiibly elected by n reduced majorityCnvi rANOoot Nov 5Tue Hepiiblloin ma-

jority¬

in tIlls county for Blaino IIs 1500 and forKvans Hop for Congress 2100 A coloredman goes to Legislature with 300 majorityNeal Dem will bu elected to CongrebH by 200or 00 majority

littetl IVum the 1nctflc Ioatl StatesSAX IltANcisro Nov 5Four IniudioU

nnd olchtcon precincts end wards In 43 coun-ties

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outside of San Francisco glvo lllaino 28-

7H7 loveland 24091 ngnlnst Garfleld 23GOOHancockI 21111-

2OiegonI

IIs Itepiibllcanliy front 1600 to 2000Armstrong IWell I IIs elnctud to CongressIn Nnvailn only half tho vole had bean counted

upI I to 3 1 Mr hilt enough to show that 1liablelias eai i led thu Stato by about 1100

IIIIIII All Democratic1IAIi KM J N Nov 5 Nothing lots been hciiul

to change the result already announced Thelatest returns only incicaso tho Democraticmnjorltles Thero 1u an unbroken delegationto Conuinss a giiln of two for the DemocratsTho Chairman of the Democratic Kxecutlv-oloniniltlea cltilms the Stnto by a majority ofiiiHD Thli is llnul until the ofllclal vote Isrucolved

llhln 345005 rr Junio-rtrstnlsI Nov 5Vory little attentIon

has been paid to Ohio today as It was largelyKopubllcan Tile majority wilt probably exceedSOiOOO and may reach 40000 OC8 of the 2017proinets In Ohio who a not Hcpubllcnn gain of12024 over the voto of last month an averngoof 18 per precinct

IU4MI Demonill > ln rllv lu Jiciivi arcWlLMIXOTOXl Nov 5 VllliillijtoU elty

0 111111101011Ii Cleveland 4912 DliUne iOllNewcastle county will give a Democratic ma-jority

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of from Inn to 500 SUSMIX will glvo IIIHDomoeratlo majority Tho wholn State willglee about JOW Doinocrallc mnjorlty

Ttie Vole on Mlitlen ItlnntlThe full returns tOm Hlchmond county clvo

tile follnnliuC flkiirci I tteidnnd 0131I Hl > ln iliilI-lllllcr 7i St John tW3 Cleveland pluaralltj IIOlH-Tor ConrtisIrry llehnont iVipsH Jame H 1lat-taan Helnionlii inuj lIlt > Ilt M For Aineniblj M X

Tan lteml lliui 4 541 K A vOore Dnuocrut 3e-TjiumH niJiirltjr 431l Ilor Artoctate Julg 7iW3 forenrti iati tldato lur tltiinty rkrk C A Hart Demo-crat 5TA2 f A Joii n iulllraii 76 i Starts nia-Jorilv 2 SJJ Kor Siitcrinttintent of Die PnmrWltlloimtlli eui iUinmcrat Sinn S ulmli Kiliuhllcan aJJilImo el s innjoriu Ilstii lor HhIIIl CommlilonvrIhrailiire lrean D niorrat 5154 llciiry K rlevelniidlidI iililtoan 3ZH Prt iiis iinijurllv lTnrt FurJuntlcei-C

ISei loli J JKllllinnnI Urlnocrut SOKO VV V-

Vtorli tr Iti iiilitfciin 3222 Kullniani majority IHiH-lor funnier Hr b 4 llerwj lioi VV e CoiinerIIHIt llorvejg nmjoitty I7it4 1or AiiiclKltnvnt 111Tills KBlnat it

Tk Tote In 1sscx County cw JerseyIn Essex county which Includes Newark

ntaiuci phiraUt was 12lIr 111 Iless than iJarfleld-Iehlbacli the Ileinibllcan liuinlnee fur tuiiffreli wai-elfrletl ttiy 525 jliiralfty ovrr Kkdlrr Democrat w holelilalorlty two j ear aifrt va over 3iiOO TIe HepiiMlca-noanilllatc for tlicrlff Illlniii Ktalii > liy wa icratcludl-iecanie nf Its resort lie matte a Aldrrmnn Newarkalitt vvaslifaten by Deinoiratlc candidate Willlmu IIllrown Tho Ilurnllt of the latter l < I070 All the oilierUeiuibticaii tauUldalm ero elrrted is follow IP H

nliMnle Senator lloo IPluralIty Joieph L Munn-Mirnivate NC l EtCh Lorrmr llrftliler 2J lhr e-

1oronerii IIVio IHiel IHiltlT votiiiii tIle riiimtv WA-Il

5141and l lohiia wan 7Vi 11I lie total vole wa I is lrK1-erC ollcil lo KiKex ami the iiioitt of the return wereinaitc after niiUnitflit

5lr <Jni field Sirlmlled lint or IOCiuE1ANn Soy 5A confldonco mass Sins

raitlid hIs art upon SIr Jarltcld end ilefratiiled herout of a leek fur Oil Yesterday he called at the flar-llfll r l Irnrr and after a little delay wu admitted in-

aV MI A joniiir man II o rouirtit II toitrtul loll to tiefund of n it Iniliutlon Mm ilartlrld alIIhl had InUnit dt iliia Miincllilnc lime aCBorlatlon and

rllkinliclit-

H nil ili it tieti ai ruT > ountl innn ccritinned ton liil ho II rote tile clieck slit an cue honed him

lllt he nan 1111 iBlklnir When he had Kone nuciilclo-niok theI ilHC of confidence and ills leleiihoned to the10m1l15 1 Itus vi Ir A this received the reapm040 tiltjio tlflO w ho cond hive called at that Smile had IllS au-tlioritI IM cnlleit ninily for IHie aooilatlon hhe at-

oiue notifleil tile bunk tu refute In cakh tthe check totIt u at too bite U hud tel cashed

tlhlliiurrDowltt Clinton Ilontollo a wellknown Ameri-

can¬

SrI lot ho ILlS lived many 3 ear In llethlehetn IIadud tuddeuly Isilt velitnK of iiaralyilt of t he luart urapoplexy in the Cairle Hotel CHIllS Hettileliein whileconterblnif with frtcndi Vlr ilnte Its was a meinir o-

HieI vw York Lademy 111l Ihn contrihiited many flne-workn tn Anierlcun art cijUtclnin lluwaH ahonl i7vcirn nf me nnd wai a nailio of Iroy Ho Cell > twonun nnd u ilniiifhur alt of mature MK-

evlexHiiUrit dte hit itlltz Itie fatuous II insist Inukerand railiwi Hnanclvr Udead

Ilrnik ofijokn II riunniinn-Mr John H Flanagan died yesterday at his

lioin In Ills Horenre aiartment home II va itrh krnwith riaralvili In NannHii itrett on list Iris litit silltaken to llu Oak street police eth ion IHitI ton rtlortcd-at Iullci I tltlarliri tlint tie wa mlninfr lr rlana-Kan wat tthe on of 1 silos riaiiinrnn of ttliti iMtj and va

1 V ISIS itS lln racllird law for tIlls jinn Ille-on

ii ICof thr ohlfPI inemljeri of the liar oclHllon MI

had been rr iMntof ihc IHunk cf North Mnerlin and adlrcior uf Hie r einj third urcct niilroud lltMtlllliI

biirltdoi f <iliuji

filHlilioil her lliiihuud iIth mi 4yter KiilfrChristopher Farley nnd hIs wife Sarah of 07

Cannon aired liad au altercation late set ivenlnir-n lieu the u fe rnatched an nj iler knife and ctahbed h r-

hiiihand IIn the Ml breait Ilie a ailakentoHellVfnI-tiiMilial where hlf InJurleM Arir 5roplol tel ot rlnilii lielilactc hiving It Ill ratei Ithe luni Hie o II < sosloiked tip

No lleenic fur stUU floweryrile 1xelse CommUalonertt have revoked the

lufiue for the iiorim hou at 334 J Howery knonn ui-lh riiniion I Iftil

Ill Fire U t rr-

Yostei

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day morning the Opera House tIle naylitoitd larrlatf actor and tlmTtltcral i Irknllnif om-I anj I tIllS lii turf fa wire burucd J4l0 IJOIMI

AStUSO THK nKUOVHlT-

Hptrnlatlai Os l rlnnd > rkuncct at tk-

iilltinl> lleiiittimrlAbout twice us ninny iicoplo ns tIm Demo-

cratic¬

national headquarters could hold triedto got Into the building last night Fnrlv In thnday Senator Gorman sent this despatch to theChairman of every County Committee

In order that tin will of Itie people mar not be defeat-ed II ll neceiarj thai an honest count hall tit lecnredlet the canvail Ib cl elj Sc Ill tolzeI In evert I OIl 1a5

district sot correct return nf its halloti obtalne1T-OIH ceraditnture Attend la tills at oiue In each elec-tion district A P llORKAX

Senator McDonald telegraphed early In theevening that the ofllclal figures ot Indianawould not bo known before tomorrow butfrom figure received Clevelands majoritywould not be less than 8000

Cloy Loots Abbett telegraphed that Now Jer-sey

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gave Cleveland 7000 majorityChairman Henderson telegraphed that In ¬

diana had given Cleveland and llundilcks 8000majority-

Chairman Eddy of the Michigan State Com-mittee

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telegraphed that indIcations pointed tothe probable success of the national and SlateDemocratic tickets

Tho crowd grow wild about Now YorkFinally alter two hours they gave way to aunanimous and nudity yell

Oh give us somothliiB front New Yorkthey shouted Now York Is what wo wantNow York New YorkI Let us hear Irons thoEmpire State

Dot nothing came to relieve their suspenseand the crowd hogan to drift out of the room tomake room for another crowd on the outsideWhen they got outside they shouted

vtn ma whrren mi 11-14GItei to tile W hlte dun llat tIll hat

Dunlil S Lamont the private secretary ofGay Cleveland telogiaphuu from Albany to SS Cox last night

If th reported majorltleH In New VorK and Klnici-icountlet are maintained we have the tile by a lale-majnrlt

At midnight Senator Gorman telegraphed toIndiana

The vote In nearlv ererr I reelect In lime Slate of NewYork a announced In tIle poll Ink I lie nhrru Hi votewai counted tate lteli rfflved iti t fluiua a ninll butCafe mnjorlty for rievuland and tHctilrlck ThtrrwlllIbe coiintlnif out huh time 1 lIe Cyliet lluurtv ulll bogiven ICC oon nfi rrturn nre cninldetc

A despatch from Florida rneolved at mid-night

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said that a Domocratlo lovurnor hadbeen elected by IIIOO and thn State hInd cone4000 for Cleveland The despatch camu fromthe Democratic Comuilttco Chairman InFlorida

AT ltliVlllItAN UKtlXitrtllTKHiJ-

lliitue Illrnda Ilnptty nil llnv Ovrr IkeIroaprct or Cnrriluff eeu i rU-

Cxiov rorncll Col I tOlgo Hllns nndother prominent Hepublleanq romnlned at theHopubllean National Headiinatlcrs until 5oclock yesterday morning When tim reportcame that Cleveland hind been beaten In hisown district tile cheers vvoro tremendousThin politicians waved their hats out of tilewindows and tIle crowd yelled itself hoarseSeveral btuiup speeches vvoro made thuio

A dozen Democratic roughs came over fromthe Hoffman House and tried to make troubleThey toro the badges from tho coats of Iholllalne men and n frco light was begun whichended In the expulsion of the Intruding

At H < oclock last uvunlng tlie Hepubltrniimanagers asserted that lllalnus majority In-

thoI countty Ihad reached anti passed Clevelii lIlts city majoritiest and thin lii at rues elec-tion

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was an accomplished flier There weiomillI 311 Hetmhlican ii liLt iltil to lIen from

Mr rlklii Theodoio HooMsvelt oxGov Cor-nell

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Appraiser Ivotchum Ion JlcCook A-iMinblymanclrct liOlily A lliiniini nnd otherllopublioau politicians Moore nt the hcadiiuar-tnrsI IIn tho afternoon lv ry ono was IIn thohighest spliitsI I and tthu good feelingI increasedns thin reports ol iiiiiensed eonntry majoritieskept 011111012 In I iov I oiiiill telegrajihod tolllalno thaI Non Yoik was StIle to glee himfrom 5 ODD to Iin ion majority

Tho Itnpiilillcnni National Committee elo ndI Ce doors nt I12 andI evorvbodv went homerIse State Will then claimed by 1000 mnjnrityIA llepubllctn victory in Floildi vvas nljoclaimed

iircrnn itirniiIlls PIutaIit IOOOC All ikTiimmnn Ioiin-

ly Tlcket f Lrcitt the Ctroi i llealenThe complete otu for Mayor anti Comp-

troller¬

Is as follows by Assembly district totalsTilt VOTE roil MAYOR

tllMtf tiraitt Grace titMt-HT

Grant ftrilf-

etiKtci

nut Jinn H lint 1f TI Ii-II 7wl 111111 rut IIJ-

wi l4i 1732 51142 114 154i I1-

1H4i1155 II 2107

1 3u it ui7 is 2413 453 421114 771 41III StIlt III 44 sc 42-

I lii l ii5 VI11-7tn

271 I44S 4123-II snw HK IH-

SWi101 4222 Iilt7 l37t iUllll-

KlilS Sl Ti1712 i77 ii7i jo-

i1171 JLtl 410

iII aii 353 17Jiti 21711 2115 4172III VMul 2 4ISI-ll

22 21211 512 741224 1711i in 2j 5ii SoCI C71

12 Ilti7 10411 ill 24 Siltl 2i4t ISli-

T Cmii 3l 1011-1orsees pturnlltl Itn1102-

l1111l l vorc-

llr

ron CoSiITflOlLtii-Pllil P1111-

ipi I il ill V i0 tltlL1 in-

JOMil1n Ills lIe 2i

II KI4 I 281-

iIwiIT 14il4 3334 2444

2 HJJ 3 VI-iii

1275 I 11147 53711 21711170 i 2711 4t37 1411

4 1017 47S-M

ini7 ti I 114 4215 37li5 1111-

IJM W74MJ-lUn

375 4151 322-144 41441 l1731l

7 ltd I Jlil-17ii

m-Mtji

II lsi3 4i5 stir3VI 211 2712 i4 1047-I 4JJ-

47Jijli-JJ7

IIIBI 21 4170 1511 2314-II 4121122 51il 525 3107-II rj7 I7H-

IjoaiIt-

4JJ7Li rilt 51214 5775

12 I ItT 24 271441 33711 21172

TInt l KltOI 71971 H47UI-ILoiW a pluralit > 77 o

This table gives tIm vote for President nf thoHoard of Aldermen and DUlrlct Attorney

Pal T 104 ltD tit illtviti tlI lILT ATt1l1S V

Aid Mimor CDCI vniyr Joer tiitttr irtinut K > I run r i n ttr-pIjl

Till tin i Ii-I 107 JSJ7 J7IM aeto IJH-

27H3 7un niri rui4 1871-iu

SJ3I13 111311 3117 aNs ii 27111 2M7-

I4UJ4 nnj 4IUI 2221 1244 innft 1174 uu 2ul 1SII-

1VWLJU 1JM-Iiinja iut4V-

IKIM3 139 i141iSlIm 4JHJ-

4I7J51411 tinsa t ui 17J-

1iiHsii77-LIJ4

u tt-an

StillII-

1O42 7 4417 4-

JOMI424

5411 2t81 4 US tlei 414II Slit I4IH-

IIHJ

2117 3411 1417 244112 SillS 2114 407i-

lUllHMD 2213 4012

II 4141 203 4VI4-

1Hil

5225 2i-27U14 1442 240 J7JII-

ri4134 21114

lr 23itI

14IF4 4 3104 150

Ill ct2i

i

5437 3117 537417 isss 4111 Is14 1573 4 lll-

a7tuvs

IHH5441 nn in 1021 ir21l i 45511110 4VJJ-

I111i is1 444 3514ISIIH

50 107V-UIHO

4111-pii3

J I ll 40I-

SJMITi7lT-llHII

JI41-nio

177t22 SI u70-

HIID4MHl-4SMH

I 21 K-

lSmgir

2 5227 4lll-SI17

ilKI 10354 279 40IU 2fl2 2443 425

Totall jsi3 74 VI STIoT 15011 71121 WHU-pltirnliiv1hirallt 1J537 3ttrlitioi IHIO-

MI

THIS 3012 KOI lOIIONCII-

i l MM-

uv

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ZLRSDAI NIGhTS 111ST tV THK nitnfTHAT HK WAH KtKcrrn-

Tndnia ronfltrlttiB Report Stead to bliss hlif-kU Wife Aluilker Ilitv Estdrd si lIb Inoilllmine Rrporia from New York Ntule-

AvittHTA Nov 5Mr lllnlno wont to liedabout 3 oclock thli morning Up to that tunethe reports from Now York wore of such n na-ture

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a to make him certain that ho had carned that SimIle Connecticut Indians antiNow Jo i soy wore reported front the ItepubllcaoNational hoadiitiartorii as having gone Repub-lican

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When Mr lllalno left his library to BO up-stairs for the night ho had nothing to give hima doubt his election Soon after he lied goneto bed bad reports begun to cone In from NowYork Thomas Sherman Mr Dlalnus privatesecretary who Is a telegraphs opetator hail attIlls time relieved tile regular operator Ho satat the key In tho library without moving Inimhis chair piling up discouraging despatches-Ho sent up ijulellr to Mr lllaliion room nndfound that tho latter wai sleeping found rso ho lid not disturb him lloforu G oelookreports catuo saying that Connecticut and VTJ-orxey had gone Democratic vvhllo thetlonnl CommitteeI t l had sort ou S doubts of NewYork At C oclock the limes traIn New Yorkwits again reassuring Soon nflur 7 oclock Ml-

Hlnlnu canto nnd Ill rIled the rop3m be tipI to IMrI hltI tie and nliei1 she hind road them to himI hoIturned over for another napI IHo did not comodown to thin llower part ot the luutiu during thoday as his throat was folu and huvva Mohoarse that It was utccodingly tiotibleMomu loItalk Tho diispiitelms vvere eti I rich up to himIas fast as they came

All day thorn was gloat nx tnmi nt In thnIllnln housuhuld owing to IIho tonlllctlncI

opinions about New loik tIle Hist luitllvgood despatches eiiino ft0111 Jlr Siniorvlllii oftile Wuttern Union olllo who said NewYork hits gone I Mirel Ilaiti Itllciin by from 10000-to IlOO Then oveiy onu asked Viir In-

Mr NItllt sill Sonio onu pietent explainedwho Mrl r SotnurvlUn wi and tthis gave grentVIII Ito to his ront ills Whenever vvenkkneeil-tuports cUlls IIn Ito Ill Itho hendiuarteio ottill Nntlonal C immilteu ever ono would ciy-

ilvn UK nnollur dnoiritolrfrorn SomervilliIHo Is Itho only man who appears to have anyaccurate souiies of news

llouirt after the Nmiervlllo dnsiatch messages kept coming from FocHunden of tile Na-tional

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Committee that were not veiy oneouragIng At ono tlmo ho thought HID mujnrltrwould not bu Ilooo either vvuv Tho seconddespatch of a tolld chniacter from Now Yoikclone fiom I reneh IIhn NHVV Yoik ugcnt I of IthoAssociated IIOHS lIe said IUnit he would stnkohU reputation upon lutiiin Hepuhllcan major-ity

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I Ilu Now York riiisonaliloiliilt t proiont tohear Mary eliit lIly tile mixed toports frontthe polllkilI inanauers-

In thu nelghboi hood of noon n despatch wasreiolvod fiomI henitor MnhiinI saving thatVuglnlaI had gone IHepiilillenn tby nt loait 7000-mnjorlty Senator Mnhonn hail sent no wontvesterday This despatch VMS credited as atleast Indicating n 111011 probability It was agreat surprise

About noon the repoi ts from New iork licganto come from allI KOIUCUS 1Iegi n his of eongratulntlons began to pour In homu of themWorn fiom peopli who had gone iInsane De-sinuolu with poutiy nnd gush struggled totIliioo with regular rapotth All suclidDspalchtiv-vuio liiowu aside with u more tciancu whiletilt demand ISIS ontlnunly for hind hIltS

AllI day the telephone bellI IIn the hallI near thinlllniiy wis kent ringing for calls Irons filnndii-in Augusti nnd nolliboiinn towns 1ost-nni Mnnloy wns tit till telephono nearly allday atinvvorinu demnndi for nuvvs When tillsilO lot Ii fiiiu Now ark b2Cl ChIn Ill Ito positiveI

conio of tins Vugiutn fiipndx who vvoio sIttingdovvn upon n tegular powder nilim of un-

tliuiasmI would1 ask IIft Ithe IIUVVH VVIK poultlvo-iinonuh f r ll em to btoak IOOMI-

N Mnnliv would uniwur dont you doono thlnj dont > oit milo n piop until wu ato-uhiiilutui 3 bineI Vim will Imvo tlmuI onongh toshout

The most denurtllzd memhor of the llhtlno-honsuhold wasljlauk ViedeilckI ono otI the oldhoiiKo horvant ti Hnsat uinillI latt tnight Hohad vowed Unit he would not eat or sloop untilMr Illilno wai ooitd Ho stood nbont vvltlieyes ami outs opyn liopim to got a ehaneoluterinthodlvI t > catt at Ifint without bleakInghlsvow Th ico who showed Ithe most In-

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wen Miss Maitaret Illalnn limit her littlesister Ilvle The two vvero nuver far awayfrom the telegraph Inttrument Walker antiEmulous Illalnn took the news after the fash-Ion of men of the world anti scintiod the rpharts without niuehnhov of oxeltetnonl Mrslllaino wasunivtsvHilda1inii tIll 1110 tuosseitsidendld selfeonttol altln uili iIuo couhlnot holii f liln Itluu lu ei power couhl-pompeiisiln oiu lor the illS ml5 trials of i-v1rosldentlnl ennpa 741 Mri lliif i vva thucool and eunlldent one IIlil Her loporth fioniNew VoilL so eliiiiiid up no numI m that howas nltkt to iela at In IMIH

All day Indini n iv S rttiited fl ertnlnlvH-eiuibllean hilt iter in Ito Ills ll uis ulifctil-byI John I Nuvvni dmibtftil SIb ii Hie pussllil-Ity of an olllelul emint bnuii reiiMied in nttlo-it This win tIlt iigil hd in doptesinc forNuvv Yoik was IIn eai Ii Itepmtt t niidc iiMieamlmore Citlln ind I ih Nmv I nk vlitory waseettaln ttdoVhudI a dipneii was recelvetlfrom Cyi ii1 F tld imn that New Yoikwas Miiinly I iMihlionn Ih 1111 vvhero limn ilnooto 1liiiiuo iniijorilvI AtllI idI tlo Noitlmuatutuand WoRtoin States wei tejiorlid all rlghrwith tho ojeeptlon f Indiana Thoi eamo lu-tho report that Wit V iginhi sell suiuly liepuhlleun IIlvvan uiunI thN e lice ri lli lIds thatthn lImbo family sat town to their dinner

During the evenlmI report 4 lund Leon lecelvnilfrom ovary Statu nbotitI vvhleli i IIheiohnd beetSany iinostion Iho eiltor ot tIle ChicagoIfilxinf reported that every State in thin estanti Northwest hud tin cairied hv tile llennb-licnns with thn cM iitlon of liidlnim nnd thattill votnvriiHI so eloo tthent tthat IIt would remire the olllelil count to ictcrhl hoc the re-sult

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Thl eliminated Indiana from tho calcu-lation

¬of tin eveningI IFrom retort receivedi

from various olllcinl sources the Hnpubllcarimajority In New York will coitalnlyhi 11100-0Tho loports from Vlrulnla mid West Virginiastill continuedI 1 to iIndicate tho capturo of thosaStat < by the Iepihlltnns

At iiin Ihn National Comniltteu reported toMr Hindu Hint tho lollIng nf thIn Henulilleaiisuites In Ness Vat lo ha I ninid Clevidand andthat the Siito would givii n majority of lllOoi

Ch I ala lIt In iiusod was jjoyfully eriettu ri nigh Itho telephonn d ivvn tn n ciowd otanxious Heiiubiienns tri till lIllian malt of thutown MrI lila on was satlsllod nt hist with thoroporH film Neve York Ho did not cornsdown fiom lilt room however us he wishes tosnvo hlnMilcu until tomorrow Then he wiltbeobllLod to npimnr befcio tile Angiuta poopli who aio tonlchtI preparing for a ratifica-tion

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tilOlit I tIC ill 0 Ilatesti despatch from Indl-anagavu the roporti from 021I ptoclncls givinga net lioimbllcan gala of 4UUO insuring theStato

11rJr4v IETS THIS xiirsK-

rivlvlnir rifrllnii Ilrlurne ID be JHxccntlv-Cktunlier In AlliHiiy-

AIIIASY Nov 1Gus Clovoland was nttile Exocutlvo Chamber all day with tho excep-tion

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of the time spent In lunching Ho was ac-

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to few visitors spending mot of themorning and afternoon In his private consulta-tion

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room with Cal Lamont Messages pouredIn upon him tIll tiny Many ol thorn anticipat-ing

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his election wore of n congratulatorynature Tho Oovoruors self possessionnever loft him for an Instant Whenho retired nt tIle Ixocutlvo Mansion last nightIt was getting toward daylight At that timethe content gave evidences of being uncomfort-ably

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close for both sides Theta was doubt anduncertainty everywhere The Governor tooktblnga easy and good naturedly and comment-ed

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on the relume as locolved whether favor ¬

able or otherwise This morufng tile Governorwu up butlmen nndwa oirh at the Exceutlvn-Chumber where ho moot and consulted withIlls private secretary and a few trustedpolitical and personal friends Tim situationwas looked over carefully and was rogardmt at-6ntlnfactor > In till highest dojros Thudov-

rnoi nnd Ills private ecietnry seers confldnntthat Now Yoik had Ilitucn lowland electorsandI Ilu orderi to lotnovo all doubti nrrinKoIli OIl to WIl mu rsi ale at onee toseeiiretruitwoiihrI t

lelnrns fiom each county In the State frotnthe Chairmen ot tIle reipnotlvo county commlltnnn Those linvo lOIn comlni In till day

This afteinoon tile Oovernui wits elosetedwith hIts mlvate secretary and bIt at 7 oclockfor thu Kxeoutlve Mansion After dinner IllsplintI an houiI Ilu the main parlor chattfnif-iileanantly

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anti goodniituiodly vvltli this nieintiers of ills houaohold Thnre was no trace ofpetulance or neivonsnoss about him and In ¬

deed ho boemudtn be remarkably uneonceinedwhillo nsisnsn tIers In thn city were being witnested scones of wild exeleinnnt

Nigssl UWc IreUlclloa-Talr weather In Boutlorn port ton moat

tin UK fun nrllv rlfiily wtatlur In u i tC t uriliw nt to itoutliMtii Hiiil hi r luuiintf

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