, 1888-11-08

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doubt that Benz. Harrison will be the
next president of the United States"
The following telegram was received at
Democratic headquarters tonight:
SAN Francisco. Nov. Ito the Hon.
Cdluin S. Brice:-We have carried this
state for Cleveland and Thurman by a
safe majority.
GSigned1 VIM. d. ENGLISH.
Senator Quay, chairman of the Repub.
lican national committee, authorized the
following statement:
THE Republicans on Tuesday, carried
by increased majoritles, all the states that
were carried for Blaine in 1884. And in
addition have New York by a plurality of
5000. and Indiana by a plurality of
from 1000 to 5000. West Virginia is
in doubt. Gen. Harrison's election is
assured"
The unofficial vote of all counties in
the state, so far as returns are in, show a
plurality for Cleveland of rs, $50, and for
Harrison 90,147, giving Harrison a plu-
rality of the state of II, 191.
The Sun of this morning will say that
Harrison has IL, 1862 plurality in New
York state, and that Hill has 1882. 1t
says the next house of representatives
will be so evenly divided between the two
parties that au official count will be neces-
sary to decide which is in the majority.
Its figures show that Indiana gives Har-
rison a plurality of about 1000. Con-
n~ecticut is Democratic by 494.
INDIANA.
INDIANAPOLIS, Nov. Nine hun
dred precincts in Indiana give Harrison
l43, Cleveland 1875, 900. The same
precincts in 1884 gave Blaine 129, 900,
Cleveland 12S, $50.
Gen. Harrison spent the evening III his
library receiving election bulletins over a
private wire. About $50 o'clock some
$50 precincts in Indiana had been heard
from, and being one-half the state the
general figured for a few mo ments on this
bulletin and then stated with some degree
OF satisfaction that an average net gain OF
about 81 votes to the precinct was being
maintained. At this rate Gen. Harrison's
plurality will be in the vicinity OF 6 1000.
CONNECTICUT.
HARTFORD. Nov. 7. - Connecticut
gives Cleveland, for president, a plurality
of 429 with two towns to hear from,
which will reduce it to about $50. Nor
ris (Democrat) beat Buckley (Republican)
for governor by 800, with three towns
to hear from. Buckley will be elected by
a Republican legislature. The congress
sional delegation stands three Republicans
and one Democrat. The general assembly
is about the same as last year.
Complete returns give Cleveland "a
904, Harrison "a. $40, Fisk 4,1S1, Cleve-
lands plurality 3S5. For governor Nor
ris (Dem.) 1874, Bulkey (Rep.) 1926;
Camp (probablyl 4,130. For congress,
Wilcox defeats Lines in the second dis
trict by 8S5 plurality. Russell (Rep,) is
returned from the third district. In the
fourth district E, w. Seymour Oem.)
is elected by a plurality of 298. The state
senate stands eight Democrats and
los Democrats and IA Republicans, a
Republican majority on a joint ballot of
forty-nine, against twenty-nlne in 1887.
The legislature will elect Bulky as gov
ernor.
CALIFORNIA.
SAN Francisco, Nov. Returns
throughout California are coming in very
slowly, and as there are no complete city
or county returns there is no basis of com
parison with 1884 possible. The Repub-
lican and Democratic state committees
both claim the state, the former by from
1000 to 5000, while the Democrats con.
tend that their ticket will receive a ma
jority of 1000 or 5000. The city of San
Francisco has been carried by the Dem
ocrats.
The Erening Post (Rep.) says: Cleve-
land majority IN the city will be 1900,
while the Democrats claim that his ma
jority will approximate 5000 in the city,
and that the Republicans will not come to
the city with a sufficient vote to overcome
this. The entire Democratic ticket in
San Francisco is elected.
Napa county returns complete give
Harrison 1852, Cleveland 1,4S3. In
| 1884 Blaine received 1885, Cleveland
l,25S. Sacramento county complete ex-
cept one precinct, gives Harrison 1920,
Cleveland 1856. In 1884 Blaine re-
ceived 1865. Cleveland 1904.
Los ANGELES, Nov. 7.-Ninety-three
ont of 100 precincts in this city and county
give Harrison 10, 3lS, Cleveland 1868.
OHIO.
CINCINNATI, Nov. AN counties,
unofficial except six, show a plurality for
Harrison of 20, 331. The six counties not
reported gave Foraker (Rep.) for govern
err in 1887 a plurality Of 1876.
COLUMBUS, Nov. Interest in cleo
ton news continues intense. Judge Thur
man had nothing ia say to a correspond
ent this evening when asked for an opin-
ion. The two state committees are still
receiving returns from the state and figur-
ing up the gains and losses. The
Republicans are claiming a plurality of
from %, ZOO to 10000. aud place their
estimates on more or less complete returns
from about half the counties in the state.
On the other hand the Democratic com
mittee says a complete or conservative
estimate of the returns from twenty
two out of lightweight counties give
evidence of a Democratic gain of a little