West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1888-11-15
OHIO.

Chairman Cappeller, of the Republican
State Committee, has been engaged steadily
In comp ling returns from county chairman,
and estimates, with a considerable de-
gree OF accuracy, that Harrison's plurality
will be 2O,222. The Democratic Committee
claims that IL has not heard from more than
half the counties, and on these estimates
that the plurality OF Harrison will not be
more than 1900. IL is doubtful il the plus
rality OF Harrison will fall below $1,000.
The delegation In Congress from Ohio will
stand 10 Republicans and Democrats as
follows;
Buttorworth, r., First district; John A.
Caldwell, r., Second; Il. s. Williams, r.,
Third; NJ. Nj. Boothman, r., Sixth; ii. L.
Marcy, r., Seventh; II. p. Kennedy, r.,
Eighth; w. G. Cooper, r., Ninth; Albert c..
Thompson, r., Eleventh; j. j. Pugsloy, r.
Twelfth; G. r. Wickham, r., Fourteenth; /;
G. II. Grosvenor, r., Fifteenth. J. ID. Taylor,
r., Seventeenth; VIM. Mckinley, Jr, r.,
Eighteenth; f. b. Taylor, r., Nineteenth;
NJ, l.. Smyser, r., Twentieth; L. c. Burton,
r., Twenty first; s. S. Yoder, D., Fourth;
George e. Serey, D., Fifth; w. S. Haynes,
d., Tenth; j. II. outwaite, D., Thirteenth;
]. w. Owen, d Sixte enth.
Illinois.
The Chicago Tribune says General Harri.
son has carried the State Of Illinois by at least
10000 majority, aud IL may be more, while
Private Fifer has been chosen Governor by q
msjoritynot far from 10000. In Cook couu-
ty the vote on Governor is close, and It IS
not probable the m ijority either way
when figured out will be large. The returns
from the State, outside the county show Re-
publican gains, and this, on the average,
will tend 10 compensate the losses suffered In
Cook county.
Minnesota.
The ST. Paul Globe announces that on rs.
turns from Minnesota Eugene Wilson is elect
ed Governor, aud on that on thoreturns from
the same towns Harrison aad Morton will
carry tho State by about 12, 900. On the Con-
gressioual tickets the defeat Of E lmund Rice,
Democrat, Is conceded, and the election Of
Thomas Wilson, Democrat, claimed. The
secoad, Third and Fifth districts arc IN
doubt.
Michigan.
Michigan has goce Republican by plu-
rality ranging from 13, 900 10 1900, on the
electoral ticket, Luce, Rep, for Governor
runs behind the RESI- OF tho ticket, but not
more than 5000 He lost in tho large cities
but gained In the country, where he did not
have 10 encounter the opposition Of tho
liquor men.
Massachusetts
Rsturns from all but ten towna in
this State give Harrison s0,OJs; Cleveland,
i5O224; Fisk, s. .2i5. For Governor-Ames.
i7S24s; Russell, 151, III Earle, 0,O59 Re.
publican plurality. 27,O77. The senate will
probably stand 83 Republicans and Demo.
crats, gain Of 3 Republicans
Nebraska.
Harrison carried this State by fully the
usual majority and the whole Republican
ticket goes through with him The majority
win exceed 1900. Tho Republicans claim
the State by q, 900 70 $1,000; the Democrats
oouce-o 1900 to 1900.
Missouri.
The Democratic slate Committee his com
plcte ond incomplete returns from about 90
Of the li4 counties ia this State which indi,
cate that Cleveland will have a plurality Of
5000 in the State.
Gcorgia.
Indications are that Cloveland's mlj5rity
in Georgia will bo at least 5000. A solid
Democratic congressional delegation ls sloos.
ID by from 1000 70 500 moj,r
Rhode leland.
A Close computation Of tbB vote of the
State is as follows. Harrison, 81 ,o08; Glove,
Iand, u. 7.496. Fisk. l.2f0.
G Tennessee.
This State goes Democratic by the nominal
majority, 80 far as can bo learnoi BY The
mcagro returns received.
Arkansas.
Cleveland carries Arkansas By e good ma
iority
Koniucky,
koniuciy has gsinsI one Democratic Con