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THE LATEST FIGURES
Cleveland's Plurality in the
Electoral College Will
Be at Least 206.
OHIO AND CALIFORNIA CLAIMED
BY THE DEMOCRATS.
ItKSUI.T MOUIITI'UI. IX HOTII STATUS
AVenvor, Third larty Onmllilntc, Has as
Votes no I'm- ami Cliiims 3fure IU l'urtj
AVill Prulmbly Hold tlio Italunce o
I'uWMr In tile United Stutds Selultti-
Deiuiirritts IIuvo Alimit 100 SlHj.irilj
In the llonte (if Itiireftontutlves Imtui.!
Kfiturns litim States and Ctiunllas.
New YonK, Oct. 10. The latest re
turns do not materiully aliauge the result
as first nntiounoed.
Mr. CIbvbIhihI is eleoted to tho Presi
lenoy, having oarrietl the boIUI South and
great numlier o hitherto doubtful
States, as in shown lu the table printed
bi'low.
The surprise of the dsy are'tho pol
Dility that he may have rjarrled the Stati
of Ohio, and the strengthening of tin
possibility that he may have carried Cal
ifornia. Kansas gives her vote to tho People's
party.
Indlaua, Illinois, and Wisconsin are
safe for the Democratic oaudldate.
The Legislatures elected In tho various
States have changed from Republican to
Democratic in such numbers that the
Democrats will probably have a small
working majority in tho United State
Senate,
In tho IIouso the Democratic majority
will not bo far from 100.
The mujorlty in New York State is
47,889 for Cleveland. In New York city
it Is 75,848.
The Assembly is Democratic by 10 ma
jority, THE ELECTORAL COLLEGE.
Tallin Showing Stain Tiitxo for Ilniiulill.
I'ttno, DeiuiiilruU and I'atiple I'al'tr.
Aluuama n n
Arkuiifiij 88
Cullforum 0 8
Colorado (
Connecticut e
Ilelawaro 8 3
Florida 4
Ueomm n 13
luiino , a
- 3
Illinois 24 24
Indiana , 15 10
Iowa 13 13
Kanias 10 10
Kentucky 8 13
Louisiana 8 8
Mulnc 6 0
Maryland 88
Mussichusetts 15 1.1
Wlcliisran 14 8 i
Minnesota n (j
Mississippi , 9 9
Jllswuri 17 17
Montana ;. 33
Nebraska 8
Novada 8
3
row Haniiishlrc 4 4
ow Joi-sdy lu io
New York M 30
North Carolina ,11 11
North Dakota ,3 3
Ohio 23 a
Oregon 4 3 .
1'unniylvnula ft; ft;
llhodo Island 4 4
South Carolina i) 0
Mouth Uavotu 4
i
Jcnnesseo , 12 12
Texas 15 15
Vermont ,', 4 4
Virirlnla 12 13
Wajhlnrton 4 i
West Virginia 0 8
Wisconsin 12 12
Wjomin? 3 3
Total 4U I5T2C0"
Necessary for choice 223
22
THESE WERE BIG BETS.
Some of tlm ntonuy lhat Will Nun
Cllaneu IIhiiiIn,
Nkw York, Nov. 10. The men who
made bets on tho results ot the election
ure now looking nrouud for tho stake
holders.
Michael Dywer Is said to have won $75,
000. He put up about $180,000 at big
ouaa to win,
Joseph J. O'Donohuo won over $22,000.
Edward Murphy, jr.. wins about $10,000.
Edward Kearney will bo $33,000 bettor
off when he collects his bets. Subtvay
commissioner Walter Storm captures
i;,ouuv. uoo&rauKer J, Mahouey made
$25,000.
Eddie Talcott wins $5,000; LouU Bell,
$5,000; Tom I'ulton, about $50,000; Ed
Stokes, $5,000; William J. Thompson,
$80,000; l'at Duffy of New Orleans, $80,
000 from President Walbaum of Gutton
bers; II. A. Hart, $15,000.
Dave Martin lost about $50,000; Book
maker Wheelock, $55,000; llillv Edwards,
about $200,000 he held as ttake money,
mid Bookmaker Fred Lowe about $12,500.
CONGRATULATING THE WINNER.
Mr. Cloveland Ileoulvtia a Party of I'ruin
illollt DfUinoruU.
New York, Nov. 10. Several gentle,
men from the Democratto National Head
quarters went up to see Mr. Cleveland at
his residence, booh after the result of
the election was known, to congratulate
him ou hU viotory.
There were In the party Chairman Will
iam F. Harrlty, Don M. Dickinson, Charles
S. Falrchlld, William O. Whitnev. O. fi.
Baldwin, Henry Vlllard and others.
Mr. Hnd Mrs. Cleveland came out upon
the portico and Mr. Cleveland niude u
short speech .in acknowledL'oniRiit nf f).,.
congratulations.
Mr. Cleveland said:--
"This Seems to ba th lirmi. fnr ..InU
lng. We have earned a grand viotory. I
attribute It to the rank 11ml fil ni h,-
ty and to the splendid management of the
aiiuuat vouiiiutteo. "
Illlaols.
CllICAOO. Nov. 0. Thrl inter rAtnrn. ,U
not materially affect the Democratic vic
tory in the bUte oi Illinois on national
and State tickets. Conservative man ot
all partlM now generally agree that the
Deiuooratlo Dluralltr in Illinois will ba
apparently 10,000.
"I ITl
STATES. M t
r I I l
THE NEXT HOUSE. PENNSYLVANIA. 1 .,- " '
It Will bn luinoratlo by n Tnrt;oi Worklnc
itlKjiirliy.
WASlimoTOtf, Nov. 10. The best pos
sible compilation of tho election returns
for ConKreeetnen, made up from the latest
roturns, Is presented below.
The returns, as yet, of course, are very
Incomplete, and changes will have to he
made In the .figures on both sides, as the
later reports will probably show the de
feat ot a number of Congressmen now
said to be elcctod, and vice versa.
The figures, however, clearly tndloate
that the next Houno of ltepresentntlves
will bo Democratic by a lurge working
majority, which will doubtless finally be
found to be somewhere between, 00 and 60.
According to the present compilation,
there will bo 224 Democrats, 123 Repub
licans, and 7 1 bird party men lu the next
Houge, with 2 additions yet to bo made
to complete the quota of !V50 memliers.
There were in tho Inst House 280 Demo
crats, 88 Republicans and 0 Independents,
or 882 members in all. The result is a
relative gain for the Republicans, ns com
pared with the trnraeuduous landslide of
two years ago, so Iliac the Republicans
will need more than two aisles in tho
national legislative chamber for their
members.
But though the Democrats have lost a
number ot memliers, as compared with
the present House, their majority is cer
tainly large enough for all praotlca.1 pur
poses. The strength of the Independent
will be pretty nearly the same lu the next
House us lu this, but they will miss the
presence of their two most aggressive rep
resentatives, Tom Watson of Georgia and
Jerry Simpson of Kansas. "Honest John
Davis," of Kansas, will be tho leading
Third party man in tho next House.
CONQRBSflMBX ELKCTED.
STATES.
Alabama
Arkansas
Calitornla
Colorado
Connecticut
Delaware
Vlotidu
(lecirirla
Idaho
Illinois
Indiana
Iowa ,
Kansas
Kentucky
lxiuisiauu
Maine
Muryland
Massachusetts
Michigan
Minnesota
Mississippi
Missouri
Mnntunti
Nebrusk
Nevada
Now Hampshire ...
New Jersey
Now York
North Carolina
North Dakota
Ohio
Oregon
Pennsylvania
Uhode Island ,
South Curolina
South Dakota ,
Tennessee
Texas
Vermont
Virginia
Washington
West Virginia
Wisconsin
Wyoming ,
1 ..
10 12
10 3
0
a 3
.. 7
1 it
1 ..
3
3 ..
3 5
13 21
1 8
1 ..
11 10
3U 10
1
8
13
10
3
e
Total 123 221 7
This mukosn not Iiopublican gain of 33; net
nuiucin- Alliance gain 1,
NEW JERSEY.
riuralltiei for Cleveland and YVrts
LffffUlatar aud ConjrreaiuiAn.
Trenton, Nov. 10. Returns up to this
morning show that Cleveland has curried
the State of New Jersey by 7,14U, and
that Werts, Democrat, for Goveraor, has
been elected by a plurality of 4,000.
The uxt Legislature willstaud as fol
lows: Senate Republicans, 4; Demoorats, 17;
House Democrats, 50; Republicans, 25;
The Democratic majority on Joint bal
lot will be 31 which leaves a net Renub
Hcan gain of 4.
The candidates for Congress olected in
New Jersey aro as follows, with their es
timated pluralities:
District. Majority.
1 H. C. Loudcnslager, Rep., 3,000
2 John J. Gardner, Rep., 2,500
8 J. A. Oelssenhalner, Dam., 3,000
4 Johnson Cornish, Dein., 2,000
5 Cornelius Cadmus, Dem,, (100
C Thomas D. English, Dem., 400
7 George B. Fielder, Dem., 4,000.
8 John T. Dunn, Dem., , 800
Vote by counties:
I
j2L
COUKT1ES.
Atlantlo
Iteriren
Uurllnirton .
Camden
Capo May,,,.
Cumberland
Hutox
Olouoester ..
Hudson
Hunterdon ,
Mercer
Mlddlefex ...
Monmouth .,
Morris
Ocean
l'ussalc
Halem
Somerset ....
Sussex ,.
Union
Warren
311
new
ioo
l'ria
6'6fti
1655
ii.y
titi
1511
lasa
law
"tm
mo
1013
12U0
16(1
W
im
Gl
1113
Total
Clovulaiid's plurality.
0C15
111341
..rw
OHIO.
llesult in Doubt Dumoorats Made Ureal
(lulna lu ihr Interior.
Cleveland, O., Nov. 10. Returns de
velop surprising Democratic gains in the
interior counties. There is no disguising
tho fact that the result is in doubt, and
that Ohio's electoral vote may be cast for
Cleveland and Stovenson.
At present, Harrison has a margin ot
700, but there nre several counties yet to
hear from. Chairmen Farley, of the
Democratto executive committee, hus ar
rived here, and says he couiideutly ex
peats that the State has gone Democratic,
lie does not actually claim It so far. The
outcome will not bo known to-day.
Neliruka,
Omaha, Nov. 0. Republicans have
probably eleoted the Governor and entire
State ticket lu Nebraska, but returns are
slow, and the plurality will be small
Weaverltes claim the State by a small
plurality. Brynu, Dem., for Congress,
will not have over 000 majority.
WUcuiin.
Milwaukee, Nov 10. Democratic
Chairman Wall says Cleveland and Peck
are eleoted by about 18,000. Returns are
incomplete but will not make any mater
l at uiuurauga lu tae rssuit.
Harrison's riiirnlltr,OTr TJ.orio ItrpnK
llcttnn Ottlli On CnrtKt'.Rftliirn.
I'lilLAiiELrMlA, Nor. 0. Harrison's
plurality In Pennsylvania is 74,758, his
majority in Philadelphia being 3e,552.
Tho Congressional delegation inoludes
18 Republicans and 10 Democrats, au in
crease of one Republican, as follows:
First district, Henry H. Bingham,
Rep.; 2, Charles O. Nelll, Rep.; 3, Win,
JicAieer, Dem. j 4, Jotin 15. Ileyburn,
Rep.; 5, A. C. Hormen, Rop.j C. Johu B.
Robinson, Rep.; 7, K. W. Hallowell,
Dem.; 8, Wm. D. Mutchler, Dem.; 9, C.
J. trdman, Dem.; 10, Marriott Broslut,
Rep.; 11, J. A. Soranton, Rep.; 12, Wm.
H. llines, Dem.; 18, James B. Rellly,
Dem.; 14, Wm. Brislin, Dem.; 15, M.
B. Wright, Rep.; 10, A. O. Hopkins,
Rep., 17, S. I. Wolverton, Dem.; 18, T.
M. Mahon, Rep.; lit, F. E. Beltzhoover,
Dem.; ZU, Joseph D. Illoks, Hep.; 31, D.
B. Heiner. Ren.: 22. John Dalzell. Reo.i
23, W. A. Stone, Rep.; 24, K F. Aoheson,
nep.; zo, T. W. i'lillllps, Hep.: BO, T. U
Flood, Rep.; 27, C. W. Stone, Rep.; S8,
George F. Kerbbs, Dem.
William Lilly, Rep. and Alexandei
McDowell, Rep, are the Congressman- at
large. Tho following is the vote by countlo s:
cowrriKs,
Adiims
4X
Allegheny 200OO
Armstrong 1 00)
Beaver , ljo
Bedford 400
Berks
Ulair 1800
Bradford 4 QUO
Bucks
Butler : , . 1 29)
Cambria
Cameron 200
Carbou
Centre
Chester 4 0U0
Clarion
Clearfield
Clinton
Columbia
Cruwf ord 2 000
Cumberland
Dauphin 3 OK)
Delaware 3 500
Bit
Krlo 2 300
I ujotte
Forest sou
Franklin fUO
Fulton
Greene
Huntingdon 1 200
Indiana 2 310
Jefferson , 000
Juniata
Lackawanna
Lunca.tcr 11 000
Ijiwrenco 2 Ml)
Lebanon.,, 2000
U-hUb
Luzerne
Lyeomlntf
McKcun, 1 100
Mercer 1 500
Mifflin 200
Monroe
Montgomery cno
Montour
Northampton
Nort huhibcrtand
Ferry COO
Philadelphia 301100
Pike
I'otter SCO
Schuylkill
Snyder 2 Hi)
Somerset , 2 'Ml
Sullivan
Susquehanna 1 500
Tioga 3 100
Union 800
Venango 800
Warron 1 400
Washington 1 wo
Wayne
Westmoreland
Wyoming
York
Total 113 100
Harrison's Plurality ,
8 IK
"i
'eOc
'aw
x
i(V
100C
ua
220C
10UC
'66c
'ioc
325
ltsoc
178
2UC
2200
1200
1000
20U0
iYo
073
lCCO
'ioo
00
400
2110
3072
38 847
.74 703
ka are still incomplete owing to new
election law and poor accounting. Fig
ures so far recolved Indicate that Weaver
will tarry the State by about 2,000.
On Governor the result is very doubt
ful. Crounse (Rep.) will not get as largo
a vote as expected, and Norton (Dem.)
developos unexpected strength. Van
Wyck (Independent) not so strong among
laboring classes In Omaha as expected.
For Congress, the Democrats have
probably elected three members, Indc
pendents two and Republicans one.
The Legislature will be about 45 per
cent. Republican, 40 Independent and 20
per cent. Democratic.
CONNECTICUT.
Cleveland lias Ovur 5,000 Mnrrts Elected
Governor Senate a Tie.
Hartford, Nov. 10. Nothing In tho
later returns recolved changes the result
hero materially. Cleveland's plurality is
0,Ui7.
The report that sufficient Prohibition
and scattering votes were cast to prevent
Morris' election is not confirmed by the
unit oi tne oiuclal returns, more thau
half of which are In.
The State Senate is a tie. The ITouse
shows a Republican majority of 14.
Lewis Sperry, Dem., is re-elected to Con
gress from the first district by 5l7.
James P. Plggott, Dem., is elected in the
second district by 2,840. Charles M.
Russell Ren. Is re-elected In the third
district by 527, a falling off of 405 votes
from two years ago. Robert E. Deforest,
Dem., Is re-elected from the fourth dis
trict by 2,001. The State Senate is a tie
and the Republicans have about 20
majority In the Houso,
COUXTIES.
Kali field
Hurtford
Litchfield
Middlesex
New Haven
Now London
Tolland
Windham
Total
Cleveland's plurality..
2 431
00
Kl
1631
id
40
71)4
1701)
Virginia.
Cuaklottkhvillk, Nov. 10. A little
more than two-thirds of the State heard
from gives Cleveland a plurality of 28,100
with indications of un increase in com
plete returns to 85,000, Tyler (Dem.) for
Congress lu Seoond district has a plu
rality of at least 0,000; Demoorats claim
that Eps will pull through with ma
jority ot about 500. It so the entire dele
gation will be Democratic. t
lo-t-a.
Des Moinwi, Nov. 10. Tho returns so
tar reoelved Indicate a Ropubllcau plu
rality ot 22,000 in Iowa on electors. The
State ticket runs a little behind. Tin.
Republicans elect Congressmen in ten oi
the eleven distriots. Walter I. Hayes of
the Seoond district Is the only Democrat
eleoted. The People's party vote will
reach 35,000 and the Prohibition ot
8,000.
Moutaua.
Helxna, Nov & -The Republloani
claim the State by 5,000 plurality. They
will elsot the Congressman by a small
margin.
. I in t w YUPlrS' I
Litest OorreWrcl Rctnrnx Olvo the State tt
Clevel nil by ll,4rfl.
New York, Nov. 9. Latest corrector
returns Hhoiv that Cleveland has car
l ied the State by 47,888 plurality.
Full retnrns from all the districts Ii
this city give Qilroy for Mayor a plurality
over KliMtein of 70,848.
1 be Inew York. Stale Legislature will
be Demcratic hy fourteen or sixteen or
joint ballot, thus ensuring the electioi
of a Detmicat to succeed United State;
Senator Kratik lllscock.
The Assembly will probably be mad 1
up of seventy Demoorats and fifty-eigh
Republicans.
In thii county every one of the thlrtj
'sf.muiyirjen was eleoteil by the Demo
or.it.
'Hie following Congressmen are electee
Iro.n iew York Stale:
DtmnmUtt
James W. Covert.
John H. Clancy.
Jos. C. Ilendnck.
Wm. J. Coombs.
John H. (iraliam.
Thomas F. Wagner
1'iiiiiklln Bartlert.
hVlwaitl J. Diinphi
T. .1. Campbell.
Daniel E. Sickles.
A. J. Cummitigs.
W. 11. Coekran.
J. Do Witt Warn
John It. rellows.
Afcbhel 1'. Fitch.
William r.ynn.
Henry U. Bacon,
I.
II,
HI.
V;
vlli.
Si.
XII.
xin.
XIV.
gv.
Svir.
xrm.
XIX.
XX.
XXI.
xxn.
XXJII.
XXIV.
xxv.
XXVI.
xxvn
xxm.
XXIX.
xxx.
xxxi.
Jacob Lcfevre
Charles H. Unifies
ChB' les Tracy.
Schmerhuru ,
N. M. Curtis
J. M. Weaver.
C. A. Chicking.
J. S. Sherman.
a. w. ltay.
J.J. Jklden.
8.
B.
Pavne .
C.
. W. Olllett.
J. Wadgwoi'th.
J. Vun Vtiorlils.
XXXII. n. N. rnnWnsui.
XXXIH Charles Daniels
XXXIV W. 11. Hooker.
The only districts In which the result
B3 stated in the above table U doubtlul ii
the Eighteenth, where the Democrats claln:
that Cox is elected.
The vote by counties is:
COUXTIES.
Albnnv
13Ml
Allegheny 2 240
Biooruo 2 0W
Cattaraugus 2 boo
Cuyupra 200
Chautauqua 5110
Cbuuiuug J43
Chenango im
CI i 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 372
Columbi
Uortlari' 1 225
Delaware l'tiij)
Dutclitfet 372
I-,rlc
Kox 1810
Fninkilu smi
Fulton ami Hamilton ;w
(enifa-e 1 01C
fircene 41 1
llerklmi-r 614
.leffuson 2li4il
Kings
Ixjwis &o
Livingston 1 212
Madison 2 278
Monroe 3700
Montgomery sou
Now Vork
Niagara 4
Oneida 70s
OnonJagu 3 861
Ontario
Orange 080
Orlciins sstt
Oswego 3312
Otsego 722
Piitmim 'gifj
Queens
ltuuNsihior ,,
llichmond
Itockhtnd
St. Luwrenie 741c
grti-atogu.. 1&37
Schncctady
Schoharte
Schuyler uxi
Seneca
Steuben 2209
Sullolk I" 7u)
f-iillivun 200
iftoea,--, I asm
Tompkins 1 410
Ulster
Warron 'iiy
Washington 2 lt?l
Wayne 2220
Wostehester ,
Wyoming 1 4.18
J-atcs i4(ij
12UJ
9UU
1UC
32fX
40
sunt
UK
601
1271
3T.
203!
Totals.. 73101 120
Cleveland's plurality 47 asi
MASSACHUSETTS.
flv,ltlsll Ite-Klected by a almull I'lur
ullty.
Boston-, Nov. 0. Gov. Russell (Dem
has been re-elected Governor of Massa
chusetts by a plurality of about 2,000.
Incomplete returns gave Harrison, Rep.
181,316; Cleveland, Dem., 122,017; Bid
well, Pro., 4,483. For Governor, Russell,
Dem., 124,050; Haile, Rep., 110,245; Ham
lin, Pro., 4,210. For Lieutenant-Gov
ernor, Carrol, Dem., got 109,42-1; Wul
cott, Rep., 109,071.
Harrison's plurality Is between 5,000
and 10,000.
Returns from the Congressional dis
tricts indicate a gain of four Congress
men for the Republicans.
General Draper defeats George Wil
liams In tho Eleventh district.
Gillett in the Second, Walker in the
Third, Cogswell lu the Sixth. Lodga in
the Seventh, Morso In the Twolfth and
Randall in the Thirteenth, all Republi
cans, aro elected.
In the Tenth McEttlck, Ind. Dem., is
eleoted, and lu the Fourth Apsley, Rep.,
is thought to have defeated Coolldge.
Crosby, Dem., and Stevens, Dem., are
probably elected in the First and Fifth
district, and the Eighth district is
claimed by both McCall and Andrew,
with the chances uppparently In favor of
McCull, Rep.
Another Krouril fimasliril,
Stockton, Col., Nov, 10. The eastern
stallion Kremlein, who u. few days ugo
wretted the record from Stamboul, had
the record taken away from him by the
latter yesterday nfternoon, Stamboul go.
ing a mile In 2:08 flat. Stamboul went
away after scoring three tines, and made
the first quarter In 32 1-4; second quartet
in 80:35; the time at three-quarter post
was 1:811; he came down the fast quarter
strong and game without the whip in 33
Foconds, making the mile In 2:05.
Hie Liugu Trial.
Caudkn, N. J., Nov. 10. There was a
slim attendance nt the Lingo trial yester
day. The most important wltuoks was
Mrs. Mllllo Hlnes, who testified that she
saw Lingo in the bush lot, where the
body of Mrs. Miller was found, that Ills
overalls were slightly torn, aud that ha
limped. She also told of identifying
Lingo afterward In the Camden jail.
Held fur I'lnbezzlaiuenr.
Yoiik, Nov. 10. - Confidential
New
t.tiv, iiui. au, vouiiueniiat
Clerk Simon Pevy of the James E. Ward
Ss Co, Steamship company, at 118 Wall
street, was held ye.terday lu 10,000 ball I
ior iszaminntton at tne Tombs Police,
Court by Justice Bradv on a oharaa of
I having embtstlsd about 110.000 from his
auDlovsrs durlair tka nut ft.B nan.
Tbo Araerleim peool" nre mpj,
-nro or norTouswroct'.a'1! tn. lul
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