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


supplemented by private advices, the
indications are that the state is in doubt
The localities SO far heard from are Re-
publican StrOnghUlds. The Democratic
plurality will be small. 1t will be at
mate of the actual result can be
made. There is no cessation
of Democratic fervor at this hour. 1t
is rather increased by the announce
ment from Mr.. Sherin thet he has heard
from only three precincts in Indiana,
but they show net gain of 20 for
Cleveland. One of these precincts is in
Marion county. Mr.. ,Sherin says: II
feel that we have got 'em all along the
line" Two more precincts, total of
five, lessen the Democratic gain,
making it IL. These precincts
are scattered all over the
state and no estimate is ventured upon
their showing. Mr.. Sherin says that
they have heard from ten precincts
only officially, and they show net
Democratic gain of 46 over 1884. The
delay in reviewing returns here to-
gether with news that crowd at Repub-
lican headquarters were in receipt
red to quit the crowd here, but
the majority is still confident
and say the Republican returns are not
official and are not to be depended upon.
The delay in putting out bulletins
caused some dampening of spirits of
the faithful, but the following mani
festo, issued by Mr.. Jewett, acted in the
nature OF restOrer: 1.-THE latest and
most reliable news from New York was
Gorman's dispatch an hour ago and the
claims of the Republicans that they
have carried the state is manifest lie.o
A visit to the sanctnm SanctOrum of
Mr.. Mowitt at this hour found that
gentleman surrounded by half hun
dred gentlemen of Democratic prOclivi-
ties, all in good spirits after the reports
they claim they were receiving from
Indiana. On being asked for figures
they said they were III such shape that
they could not do it. But there
was no doubt about Indiana going
Democratic. Dispatches have been
received by them saying in Dearborn
county there is a Democratic loss of 200,
partial return from st. Joe county aud
also from VigO county indicate 400 Re-
publican gain in each county. Orange
county, nearly complete, shows 1923 gain
for Harrison. At 80 a. m. a report
came saying that in ten precincts in
Marion county returns show net DEM
Ocratic gain of "a.
HUSTON is NERVY.
INDIANAPOLIS. Ind, Nov. 6.-Re-
ports received by Chairman Huston
show Republican gains in the follow
ing counties: Madison 231, Harrison
164, BamiitOn lone town 100. Morgan
1872, Dearborn 200, Shelby 80. VigO $50.
Harrison and HOvey.
1NnTAN Dol Nov 6-On the total
vote, 215, WalesbOro, Bartholomew
county, gives Republican gain of IL.
QUAY'S NERVE.
INDIANAPOLIS, Nov. g., 11:40 p. m.-
The following has just been received by
the state committee and Gen. Harrison:
New York, Nov, I've have New
York. [Signedl M. S. QUAY"
Clem Studebaker, of South Bend. can
didate for electOr-at-large, talegraphed
Chairman Huston that st. Joseph county
has gone Republican by $50 majority, a
gain of over 600. Starke county reports
a democratic majority of 100, Democratic
loss of 153. Fhe later bulletins Of the vote
in Indiana, which reduce the sRepnbli-
| can gain to only one to the precinct, at
which rateit would not overcome the
Democratic plurality of 1884, caused q
chill to creep the enthusiasm of the par
rooms and they were obliged to turn
to the county cOmmitteemen's messages
for comfort. At this writing the ele-
| ment of doubt is the prominent one in
the situation.
'Nlirty precincts in the state show 535
Republican gain.
orange county, nearly complete, gives
| Harrison 800 plurality. Cleveland's
plurality in 1884 was %. Entire Repub-
lican county ticket elected. O'Neil,
Democrat, in the Second congressional
district, probably defeated for re-elec-
tion by BraXton, Republican.
Harrison carries Montgomery county
by about 200. a Republican gain of $50
over 1884. Hendricks county 1920 Re-
publican plurality, a gain of 270.
Partial returns from st. 10 county in
dicate 400 Republican gains. The city
is wild with enthusiasm over the report
from New York. Gen. Harrison is re-
ceiving the returns in his library, sur
rounded only by his family, his law
partner and few intimate friends.
He is being deluged with dispatches
cOngratulating lin on his prospects,
but will not make them public tonight.
indications are that the Republicans
have made slight gains in the state. 1t
will be very close, and it will be impOs
sible to definitely state the result 1or
several hours.
Fifth precinct gives Harrison 5,S46,
Cleveland 4,66l. Same precinct in 1884
gave Blaine $3.50, Cleveland 4,420.
Montgomery county, nearly complete,
gives Harrison 752 majority.
Only twenty precincts in the entire
state, two Of which are in this city. have
been officially reported up to 11:30.
These show Slight Republican gains.
Dispatches say that Harrison county,
with a few precincts estimated, gives
Cleveland 400 plurality, Republican
gain of 223.
EVANSVILLE, Ind, Nov. 6.-The re-
suit cannot be definitely ascertained
until to-morning, including Rockport.
the county seat, IS reported over 300
Republican majority. This is large
Republican gain.
INDIANAPOLIS, Ind, Nov. 6.-FOur
teen precincts in this (Marion county
had been reported at 1:30 a. m. Owing
to changes in boundaries since 1884, it
is not possible to make comparisons in
all cases, but the eight unchanged
precincts in SO far reported give SO Re-
publican gain. There are eighty-fve
precincts in the county. The precinct
in which Sim Coy, the convicted Dem
Ocratic alderman resides, ShewS a Re-
publican loss of Sc.
CALIFORNIA.