Audubon County Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Audubon Co., Iowa) 1885-1894, 1888-11-15
ELECTION BY STATES.
NEW YORK.

President of the Nation and Levi p.
Morton. of New York. Vice President.
Returns thus far received only indicate
that the tariff reform issue has proven
strongest in the States hopelessly Repub.
lean. In Illinois, Mime, ota. Iowa aud
Nebraska the Democratic ticket has made
large gains upon lines fureshadowed in
the recent tariff debate In the House,
From latest advice, it is probable that
the Republican gains in the South and
East will exceed all expectations A caro-.
full compilation Of the Congressional no.
turns received at this hour would indicate
that the Republicans will control the
next House by from eight to ten major
| ity.
The Tribune says: The House OF Rep
resentatives in the Fifty'flrst Congress
! will be Republican by from 20 tn % ma.
, jority. Indications are that this may be
| slightly increased.
INDIANA.
Nine hundred and seventeen precincts
| in Indiana give Harrison 1891. Cleve-
land l5S, 365. The same precincts In 1884
gave Blaine 132,5 15, Cleveland 1871 1915.
| This includes all Of Marion county except
| four precincts. The official vote OF
| indianapolis city aud Marion county
| gives Cleveland 39S majority. Secretary
| Sherin, Of the Democratic National Com
mittee. said tonight that 1t looked like
! Gen. Harrison had carried the State. but
| 1t would require the official returns to
determine.
| ILLINoIS
The Republican State Central Com.
mit,ee claims 30, 900 plurality for Harrison
| In this State and from 10000 to ii 900
| for Fifer for Governor
| secretary Mize, Of the Democratic
| State Central COMMITTEE, says that the re-
| turns received by the two committees are
too meager TO base claim on. but that
those received are all favorable. being
fully up to figures claimed in tho poll
made before election. and that, If they
continue on the same basis. Palmer will
be found to he elected by about &, 900
majority He is unable to make any esti.
mate upon the Presidential ticket.
CALIFORNIA.
| Returns throughout California are
coming in very slowly, and as there are
| no complete city or county returns there
| is no basis Of comparison with 1884 pos
sible. Republican and Democratic State
| Committees both claim the State. tho
former bv 1000 to 5000, while the Dem.
| Ocrats contend that their ticket will have
a majority Of 1000 to 5000. The city Of
San Francisco has been carried by the
Democrats The Evening Post. Repub-
lican. says that Clcvclands majority In
the city will be 4 900, while the Demo-
Gratis claim that the majority will APP
pr"ximate 8, 900 to 1900 in the city. and
that the Republicans will not come to the
city with sufficient vote to overcome
this. The entire Democratic. ticket In
San Francisco is elected.
COLORADO.
Partial returns from twenty three
counties give Cleveland 5.044. Harrison
1854 For Congressman, Townsend.
rep, 1902; Macon, dem, 4,740. Cover.
nor, Cooper, rep, 6.Si6: Patterson, dem,
GIG Complete returns from twenty
five precincts in the city and county Of
73, give the following vote: Harrison
4, 76j. Cleveland 3,521, Townsend 1891,
Macon 3.39S, Cooper 1870, Patterson
$3.50.
CONNECTICUT.
Complete returns give Cleveland "a. 904,
Harrison 74.5l0, Fisk 4,1S1. Cleveland s
plurality 1856. For Governor. Morris,
dem, "a, 9i4. Bulkeley, rep, 70, 425. The
Legislature has a Republican majority Of
40 on joint ballot and this nsure' Bulke-
lcy's election as Governor
| KANSAS
In Kansas. 214townships and precincts
give Harrison 1886. Cleveland 1927,
Humphrey 3l,79l, Martin 17,425.
MASSACHUSETTS.
All but two towns in the State have
been heard from and give Harrison 1888,
447. Cleveland l5l 900. Fisk S.64l. The
same towns in 1884 gave Blaine lac, 6l3.
Cleveland l22, 254, Butler "a, 378, St. John
8,9l6.
MICHIGAN.
The Tribune estimates Harrison's plu.
rality in Michigan at 90. 0U0. Luce, fl
Governor runs about $500 behind his
ticket The Free-Press estimates are
practically the same as the above.
MINNESOTA.
The Globe (Dem.) comedies that the
State has gone for Harrison by 20, 900, for
Merriam rep, for Governor, by 10000 and
that Republican Congressman are elected
in all the districts.
NEBRASKA.
The latest estimate from returns already
received by the State Journal give Neb
raska to Harrison by between 10000 and
81. 1000 For Governor, Thayer rep. will
have $4,000 majority.
NEW HAMPSHIRE.
Returns % 1862 towns and cities give:
Harrison 30, 1913, Cleveland 90. 342. The
same places in 1884 gave Blaine %, 1903
Cleveland 25, 935.
NEW JERSEY.
The Democratic plurality in New Jer
sey is now estimated at five thousand
The Democrats elect two CongressmeI
and the Republicans four. The legsla
ture will be Democratic by close vote
NEVADA.
, Forty.two precints in Nevada out o.
172 give Harrison 3, lat, Cleveland 1.O34
Returns from 35 precints in Nevada, Civ
Republican congressional candidate 1884
and Democratic 1858.
ONO.
All the counties, unofficial, except six
show plurality for Harrison of 20. 1871
The six counties not reported gave Fora
;; kcr, Rep. fer Governor, in 1887, plu
siity Of 436
The vote OF forty counties shows
steady gain that ii continued will prob
ably give Harrison a plurality in Iowa o
8 ai least thirty thousand. ifnot more. Tn,
Republicans have carried all The Con
gres .ionsl districts, except the Second. II
which Hayes, Democrat, Is re- elected b.
about 1900.
1 SOUTHERN STATES.
; Nearly all the Southern States retur
G large Democratic majorites. excep
West Virginia, which Is very close
, Twenty two counties in this State castin
half the vote Of the State show Republi
can gains Of 2.454. The same relativ
: gain in the other counties would give tn
State to The Republicans BY 700.
; OREGON.
The very latest and most authenti
Hews justides an estimate Of betweeI
5 1000 and 5000 for Harrison.
Y PENNSYLVANIA.
Returns from every county in the Stat
show plurality for Harrison of 72 .94S.
A Democratic gain Of 3.07l as compares
with vote Of 1894. One Republican Con
gresham gained.
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