St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1888-11-07
MICHIGAN.

DETROIT, Mich. Nov. 6.-Thirty-
townships in Michigan give Harrison
6,736, Cleveland 5;516. Same townships
in 1884 gave Blaine 1923, Cleveland
5,406.
DETROIT, Nov. THE Republican
state committee claim Michigan for
Harrison by IL, 900 plurality.
Luce, Republican, for governor, has
been cut in the cities and may run 5000
behind the electoral ticket. The returns
received by the committee are from all
quarters OF the state, and show an al
most uniform Republican gain. The
committees advices as to congressional
districts are that Burrows is reelected
in the Fourth by an increased plurality,
while Alien carries the Second by $50,
about $50 less than he had two years.
ago. The First QDetroit) district is
claimed as doubtful. and the commit
tee entertains hopes for the Seventh
{Whiting'sl and the Tenth (Fisher's).
An increased plurality in claimed for
O'Donnel i'm the Third; the Eighth is
claimed for Bliss. The Sixth (Brewer's)
is considered close, and Stephenson is
said to be running behind in the
Eleventh. The Ninth the committee re-
gard as sure for CutcheOn. No authentic
duYiCCo nave DCcu iCCcifou 1Iohi IiiC
Fifth (F0rd'S). but the committee under
stand Ford's Grand Rapids city plurality
is less than it was in 1886.
Ninety-three townships in state give
Harrison 1859. Cleveland. 14.4G6. Same
townships in 1884 gave Blaine 1874,
Cleveland 1881; net Republican gain
2,34S.
One hundred and Seventy-one town.
ships in the lower peninsula of Miehi-
gan give Harrison 1912 plurality, and
Luce, Republican candidate for gov
ernOr. 5,416. Same towns in 1884 gave
Blaine l Al plurality.
THE STATE rs REPUBLICAN,.
DETROIT, Nov. 6.-Michigan has gone
Republican without doubt. electing
Luce, Rep, for governor. Democrats
concede the election in Wayne county
Littlefield for sheriff, Wilcox for prose-
cutting attorney and Bolger for register
of deeds. Fifty districts outside of De-
troit gave Harrison S,256, Cleveland
7,166, Fisk S35; Luce, Rep. S,34S: Burt,
Dem.. 7,271; Cheney, Pro, 76S. Demo-
cratic gain, 800.
WOLVERINES VOTE WILD.
DETROIT, Nov. .-Sixty-three town.
ships in this state give Harrison 12,O31,
Cleveland 9.575; same towns in 1884
gave Blaine 10.27S. Cleveland 9,372; net
Republican gain of $50.
One hundred and five districts out of
1861 in Michigan. outside of Detroit,
give Harrison 20.100, Cleveland 13,S49,
Fisk 2,O14, Luce. Rep, 20,179; Burt,
Dem.. 1886; Cheney, Pro-, 1873. Re-
publican gain of 1851.
One hundred and seventy-One town.
ships give Harrison 32.9ll, Cleveland
25, Fisk 1927. Same towns in 1884
gave Blaine 49, 1913, Cleveland 27,546, st.
John 4,2s2. Republican gain, $685..
Estimates from Democratic sources
OH the election in Michigan agree with
those of the Republicans on national
and state tickets. but differ on result in
congressional districts. 1t is conceded
that Harrison has carried the state by
about $4,000, and that Luce will have
some 5000 less. The First district is
regarded as sure for Chapman, DEM,
although no estimate of his plurality is
yet given, and the reelection of Whit
ney, Dem, and Fisher, DEM, is stated as
an assured fact. The Sixth is regarded
as doubtful From figures obtainable all
unbiased estimate would give the state
to the Republicans by at least 12.000,
and that figure may be increased, as re-
turns from Isl towns show net Re-
publican gain of 5,6S5 over the vote Of
1854. Chapman, Dem, is probably
elected in the First district; Allen,
Rep, is elected in the Second; O'DOn-
nell, Rep, in the Third; Burrows; Rep,
in the Fourth; Whiting, Dem, in the
Seventh; Bliss. Rep, in the Eighth;
Cutcheon, Rep, in the Ninth; Fisher,
DEM, in the Tenth. The Sixth is too
close according to midnight figures to
give any estimate, and Stephenson,
Rep, in the Eleventh, although prob
ably elected, has run considerably be-
hind his ticket.
Three hundred towns in Michigan
give Harrison 64.9Sl, Cleveland 53,792.
Republican gain 7,751.