The Delta independent., 1888-11-13

Second district, now represented b. Guen
ther, Republican, has probably defeated
McFetridge, the Republican candidate by 8
small III majority. This will give the Demo
ctats gain of one congressman.
Michigan.
Harrison's plurality in Michigan viii
reach q, 600 against 3,30S for Blaine in
1854. This surprisingly large gain is un
doubtedly due to the return Of the Green
hackers to the old party lines. The Repub
Leans carried elght.congressional districts,
the Democrats two and one is still in
doubt-a Republican gain of two. The
Republicans have majority in the Legis.
lature of IS on joint ballot
Illinois.
CHICAGO, Nov. THE city complet:
and the rest of Cook county, except two
small townships which ii is thought will
not materially change the result, give
Cleveland 81, 120 Harrison 50, 2s3.a plurality
for Cleveland of s57. The county complete
in 1854 gave Blaine 60 25l, Cleveland CT, ,6)9,
plurality for aine of s,642. AS there
has been no doubt that the state outside OF
Cook county went for Harrison, tlouga
possibly by some what less plurality than
for Blaine in 1884, there would now ap-
pear to be absolutely no question, OF
withstanding the great gain for Cleveland
in Cook county, that the state is safe fol
Harrison.
The vote of s4 counties in Illinois, ,includ
ing Cook, shows a majority for Harrison OF
IS, ,Si3, Cleveland 1913. The remaining Is
counties gave Blaine 5,SSi, Cleveland 6,5i2.
Assuming that these IS counties have not
yet fully reported and will give the same
result as in 1854, the state will now give q
plurality for Harrison OF Is, ,9i2. 1t is safe
say. therefore, that Harrison's plurality is
about 1900.
DEs MONIES, Iowa, Nov. 6.-Two hun
dred Iowa precincts give Harrison 1855
Cleveland 20,079.
DEs MONIES Nov. 6.-The following con
gressmen are known beyond a doubt to be
elected: Second district, Walter L. Hayes
Democrat. by about s,o0) plurality; Third
district, David Il. Henderson, Democrat
Loo; Fourth district n. K Sweeney, Re
publican, 900; Fifth district Daniel Kerr,
Republican, LOO; Seventh district, f. II
Conger, Republican, $500; Ninth districi,
II. lNGtI. -HV'S, lChAA ui'hAAAh
J. p. DollInger, Republican. 800 Eleventh
district, J. l.. SIruble, Republican, 4,55o.
Oregon.
More than three-fourths of the full re-
Turns have been received from Oregon,
The vote Is increased nesrly 10 per cent
over last June. The Republican majority
is increased in about the same proportion,
The vote of the state is nearly G5,oJO and
the Republican majority fully 5000.
West Virginia.
Dispatches received from the capital OF
the state announce that Democratic STATE
Treasurer Thompson comedies the state to
the Republicans by from 400 to 100 major
ity. This is a confirmation of the steady
Republican gains that have been coming in
to-day. The Republican State Committee
here claim the state by a much larger ma
jority. They claim 10 have at least three
and probably q solid delegation of fouI
Congressman. They claim majorities foI
the electoral ticket and a majority in the
Legislature
California.
The Western Union bulletin on Califor
MIA says complete returns from l, 1eS out OF
l, $50 precincts in California outside of San
Francisco give Harrison $3.50, Cleveland
1892, Fisk 4,05a.
Rhode Island.
PROVIDENCE. r. l., Nov. s.-Rhode
Island, complete, gives Harrison 2l,a6s,
Cleveland 1886 Fisk 1915. Republican
majovity s, l9a.
Florida.
Florida has gone Democratic by over 1S,'
600 and elects both Democratic congress-
men.