St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1888-11-07
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1884 Blaine carried the city by 1880
plurality and Cook county by S,642. In
the same year Carter IL. Harrison, Dem
ocrat, for governor, carried the city by
about 5000 plurality. but the county
towns reduced this to 103. 81 l'ss
Two hundred and seventyjfReD pre-
cincts in Chicago out of 341 give Harri-
son. 45,164; Cleveland, 1920 :. tFifer,
Rep, for governor. 1862; q Palmer,
Dem, for governor 81, 195. Iii.48e4 the
city gave Blaine, 81 ,420; Cleveland,
$3.50.
256 ont of $40 precincts give Cleveland
plurality of 1851, and Palmer for gov
ern0r 7,078.
PALMER LEADS cLEvELAWDs
CHICAGO, Nov .6.-In Southern Illinois
it has rained at several, points
most of the day. A very large vote is
reported from all points. and as the
ticket is long one. full count will
not be made till very late. All REPORTS
so far received outside of Cook county
show a small Republican gain, Which,
if maintained, will give Harrison
several thousand gain Over9 BAine's
vote in 1884. Paimer's vote for governor
is greater than Cleveland's at all points
yet heard from. If the votes OF the Re
publican gains continue in the same
proportion, the state will give Harrison
a majority of from Is, 900 to 10000.
Very few returns have been received
from the counties i'll Illinois. The polls
outside of Cook county are held open
till near Z p. M, and in many pl ices the
vote will not be reported till morning.
The county seats and immediate ada
cent towns, however, will mostly report
before midnight. A few towns in Re
publican counties show slight gain
for Harrison over Blaine's vote in 1884,
while Fifer for governor falls behind
Harrison in nearly every place.
Elghty-two precincts in twenty-one
counties in Illinois outside of Cook
county show net Republican gain of
1,O30 for president. The entire vote of
the state. outside of Cook county, in
1884 showed Republican plurality of
1878. Estimated Republican plurality
in Cook county for president is from
1000 to 1900. Estimated Democratic
plurality for governor in Cook county,
5000.
One hundred and eighty-seven pre-
cincts III twenty-eight counties in Illi-
no;s outside of Chicago, show net Re-
publican gain of 1,41e. This is only
about one-fourth of the numberof coun-
ties in the state and only about one
fourth of the precincts in the state. If
this ratio is continued, there would be
net gain of 5000 or 5000 outside of
Cook county. which will probably go
Republican by 1900 to 5000.
In Chicago 321 precincts out of 341
show: Harrison 1866, Cleveland 3d.
521. Fifer 1881, Palmer 59,937. Fifty
precincts in Cook county outside of Chi
cago show a Republican plurality of
2,317 for Harrison.
CHICAGO, Nov. every few returns
have been received from the counties
in illinois. The polls outside of Cook
county are held open until near Z p. M,
and III many places votes will not be re-
ported before morning. The county
seats and immediate adjacent towns,
however. will mostly report before mid
night. A few towns in Republican
counties show slight gain for Harri-
son over Blaine's vote i'll 1884, while
Fifer, governor, falls behind Harrisonsin
nearly ever place In Southern Illinois
it has rained at several points the most
Of the day. A very large vote is re-
ported from all points, and, as the ticket
isia long one. the full count will not be
made till very late. ALI reports SO far
received outside of Cook county show
small Republican gains, which if main
tanned will give Harrison several thous-
and gain over Blaine. Palmer'S vote
for governor is greater than Cleyeland's.
all points yet heard from. Ii the ratio
of Republican gains continues in pro-
portion, the state will give Harrison
majority of from $1,000 to 0.g00. Five
precincts in Adams county give a Re-
publican gam Of ten. Urbana. Cham
paign county, shows Republicans gain
of twelve. Pekin, 'Tazewell county,
a Republican gain of 1873. Nine towns
in Lee county Republican gain Of 145.
Clinton. Dewitt county, a Republican
gain of 81. Nine precincts III Mclean
county, Republican loss 20. Five precincts
Warren county Indicate Republican
Vermilion, Rep. loss Is; ten precincts
in Winnebago county, Rep. gain 100;
two precincts in IrOqu0iS county, Rep.
gain 8: eight precincts in Knox county,
Rep. gain II; two precincts i'll Richland
county. small Dem. gain; McLarens-
boro. Hamilton county, Rep. gain 20;
two precincts in Boone county, Rep.
gain 144; ten precincts in 1roquois
county, Rep. gain &c: fourteen precincts
out of thirty in WinnebagO county. Rep.
gain 327; is same precinct Fifer's plu-
rality is 524 less than HarriSon's: two
precincts in Lake county. Rep. loss "A:
sixteen precincts out OF fifty-tive in La
Sale county give Rep. gain OF 80;
One hundred and eighty-seven pre-
cincts iii % counties in Illinois outside
of Chicago show net Republican gain
of AIS. This is only about one-fourth
of the number of counties in the state.
If this ratio is maintained in the state
there would be net Republican gain
of 5000 to 5000 outside of Cook county,
which will probably go Republican by
1900 to 5000. lii Chicago 321 precincts
out of 341 show Harrison s., GG5, Cleve-
land 56,521. Fifer 52.S91, Palmer 59,937.
Fifty precincts outside of Cook county
show a Republican plurality of 2,317 for
Harrison.
Three hundred and thirty-fve pre-
cincts in Chicago give Cleveland 1881
and Palmer for governor 7. 149 plurality.
Two hundred and efghty-Six precincts
outside of Cook county show net Re
publican gain in Illinois of 2,5SS. If
maintained throughout the state, Harri-
sons plurality will be about $1,000.
Palmer. Democrat, for governor. shows
large gains, but present figures indicate
the election of Fifer, Republican, by
about 5000 to 5000 plurality.
PEKIN, ILL.,, Nov 6. The city of Pekin
reduces Cieveland's majority LIS.
BLooMlSGToN. I'LL, Nov. 81; 81.
Rowell. Republicans, is reelected to
congress in the Fourteenth district.
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