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A rryencJous Ratification at the
:-.'ext PrcfJcJen s own Homo
in Indiana-
THE "SOUDSOUTH-IS BROKEN.
West Virginia O-eaks the "Solid
South" and increases Repub
lican Majorities.
THE DEMOCRATS GIVE IT UP.
The Democratic National Commit
tee Acknowledge Cleveland's
Defeat.
HARRISON HAS 233 VOTES.
Nebraska to the Front With a Large
Majority McShane's Tricks
Did Not Work.
CALIFORNIA IS ALL RICHT.
RsDublicans Claim the Stats by
About Five Thousand.
The Coast states in Line.
San Francisco, Nov. 8. The count of
41,462 votes in the city out of a total of
55,370 gives Harrison 20.007 and Cleve
land 21,453. It is expected thath the
canvass of the vote of ihe city will be
completed this afternoon. The republi
can state committee estimates that the
democratic plurality in the city will bo
about 5,b00, but coutend that outsku
counties will iu'uih a republican plur
ality cf 14,000, av.u that the republic .a
Uectoral ticket will be elected by 9.000
plurality. The proLibitiou yote, as ft.r
as cn VAKsed, fhlU Ihvo that of lt'S-l.
51. II. DeYourg, chairman of the &ub
otaniittee of the national executive com
mittee, telegraphed to Chairman Quay
last night that all the Pacific coist states
lil vuu for Harrison, and California,
particularly, by a rising vote of
",00. The estimates of the democratic
s ritrnruitte'. does not vary from the
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that "nliforr.iti has one republican by
from four to five tliin!ind.
L:vtir this uitt rn.jon tLt: vote 1ms been
counted in 140 precincts in this city out
of a total of 17(, and the result is as fol
lows: Cb'wluud 2i,0$., Il.irii.-on 20,116.
Indiana.
Indianapolis, Iud Nov. 8. 9-18 pre
cincts in Indiana cive Harrison 150,588,
Cleveland 144.153.. The snme in 1884
gave Bluine 136,895, Cleveland 137,031.
IlarrLjii's majority will not be less
thai; :i,C00 -ia l proba! ly 5,000. The state
ticket is elected by about the same majo -ity.
Under the law of Indiana this is the
day when supervisors of elections con
vene in each cour.ry to canvass the
returns. These boards are consequently
now in session throughout the entire
state and it is thought that by tonight
the vote of the state by counties will be
obtainable.
Democratic Waterloo in Nebraska.
Liscoln, Neb., Nov. 9. The McShane
sensational scheme certainly met a Water
loo on Tuesday in Nebraska. The repub
lican state committee estimated the total
democratic in both houses of the next
legislature at 21, but later returns have
so greatly improved the legislative out
look in the state, that the total demo
cratic strength is set down at about 31.
This would leave the republicans 102
on joint ballot, and Senetor Manderson
will be the most splendidly re-elected
and endorsed man in the federal eenate
who has met a conspiracy and over
whelmed it through the confidence of his
fellow citizens.
Nor is Governor Thayer much behind
in the public approval h6 has received.
He has come out of the democratic
caruivul of calumny, corruption and
misrepresentation with a plurality which
the tHte committee estimates at fully
22,000, and the later returns may increase
this to 25,000.
The electoral ticket will have a plural
ity probably of not less than 30,000,
which would seem to indicate that those
d-mocrats and dyspeptic republicans who
were so confident that Nebraska whs a
doubtful state and could now sell their
judgment at a premium in the glare of
the lieht cast on the situation by the
r i ent ejection.
The yot for Fisk and Brooks in the
state is esttni8ted Rt 4,500.
Kansas.
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' received by the republican state central
j committee from every county in thft state
show that the victory achieved by the
republicans of Kansas was the grandest
in tb history of the statu. In spite of
the desperate fight made by the demo
crats and the active opposition of the
union labor party and the third party
prohibitionists, the republican candidates
have undoubtedly received the largest
majorities ever given to a republican
cand idatc in KaD3a3. Secretary Hutching
of tlie republican ftate central committee
states that from telegrams received from
almost every county in the state General
Harrison wiil receive a plurality of 70,
000, and Governor Humphry's plurality
will without doubt be 65,000, but the
greatest victory was in the election of a
legislature which iB more unanimously
republican than it has ever been before.
Up to 9 o'clock the committee had infor
mation of only fiive opposition members
of the legislature. In view of the fact
that in nearly every county in the state
the democrats and union labor party had
combined on members of the legislature.
makes the victory all the more satisfac
tory. Wyandotte county, which has
always been a democratic stronghold,
elects the entire republican county ticket
for the first time in its history.
Kentucky.
Conington. Ky. Nov. 8. A story is
in circulation here, that Speaker Carlisle
is to be deprived of his certificate of
election. The ground of this action is
the alleged illegality of ballots cast for
him in Campbell and Kenton counties.
It is assumed thtt if they ar thrown out
his majority in the district will be over
come. The kentucky law requires that a
ballot bhall be on plain white paper, with
no distinguishing features, but the Car
lisle ballots were printed on large sheets
of perforated piper, so that when the
tickets were torn apart perforations ap
peared on the edges and made them eas
ily distinguishable from the other tickets.
Color is given to the story by the fact
that the canvassing board in Campbell
county is republican.
West Virginia.
Wheeling, Nov, 8. Dispatces just re
ceived tonight from the capitol of the state
announce that the democr atic state treas
urer, Thomson, concedes the state to the
republican by from 400 to 700 majority.
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today. The republican state committee
here claims the state by a mucn larger ma
jority. They claim to have at least three,
and probably a solid delegation of five
congressmen. Thoy claim majorities for
the electoral ticket and a majority in the
legislature.
The scene of republican enthusiasm in
this city tonight is unprecedented
Thousands of people have crowded the
streets in front of the Intelligence build
ing to read the bulletins, and on every
hand is heard the cry that the " solid
south' is broken at last by the vote of this
state.
From Friday's Pally. .
Notice the lor cabin and its pro
tection in Smith & Co's. window tooisht
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It was purchased by 25 young republi
cans as a present to Mrs. Harrison. It is
the most elegant and complete thing we
have seen.
Mrs. Ed Gerrans, of Lincoln, who has
deen visiting her mother, Mrs. Cooper,
and her many friends here, for sometime,
returned home last evening.
Mr, W. J. Warrick returned from
Chicago this morning after purchasing a
fine holiday stock. The stock is twice
as extensive as the one purchased for the
holidays last year and cost about $1,500.
The goods are only first class.
Mr. Charles Campbell who was a
delegate from here to the Bortherhood
of Locomotive Engineers convention
held at Richmond, Va., returned home
this morning. He rep orts a very pleas
ant trip and a delightful visit to the
empire city.
About twenty couples assembled at
the home of Misa Annie Kroehler, last
night, preparatory to giving their friend
Miss Came Gutham, a surprise. After
all arrangements were completed, the
party started for her home on Walnut
street between 10th and 11th. The sur
prise wa3 complete, and a very enjoyable
evening was spent.
Invitations were issued yesterday for
the marriage of 3Iisa Julia OliTer to Mr.
Charles D. Eads, on Wednesday after
noon November 14th. The marriage
will occur at the residence of the bride's
mother, corner of Third and Vina streets.
A large number of invitations have been
issued, and it is expected that the happy
event will be witnessed by x&xuy friej-1
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