Barton County democrat. [volume] (Great Bend, Kan.) 1885-1915, 1888-11-08

from all the States in the Union and which
may be divided as follows:
CLEVELAND.
Alabama, Arkansas,
Connecticut, Delaware,
FLORIDA, Georgia
Kentucky, Louisiana,
Maryland, Mississippi,
Missouri, New Jersey, a.,
North Carolina, South Carolina
Tennessee, Texas
Virginia West Virglnia-16S.
HARRISON
Colorado, Illinois,
Iowa, Kansas
.Maine. Massachusetts,,
Michigan Minnesota.
Nebraska, New Hampshire,
New York, Vermont,
California Indiana-o6.
Nevada.
Total votes in Electoral College, 40i.
Necessary to elect, 2O1.
Conceding the votes of Connecticut and
New Jersey to Mr.. Cleveland, and regard
ing Indiana, California and Nevada as
doubtful, General Harrison has q majority
in the Electoral College.
INDIANA.
INDIANAPOLIS, Ind, Nov. AT mid
night Glenn Stldebaker, of South Bend.
candidate for Elector at large, telegraphed
Chairman Huston, of the Republican State
gone Republican by $50 majority, a gain
of over 600. Starke County reported
Democratic majority of lee, a Demo-
cratic loss of 173. The later bulletins of
the vote in Indiana which reduced the
Republican gain to only one to the
precinct, which rate would not overcome
the Democratic plurality of 1884 caused
cold chill to creep over the enthusiastic
partisans remaining about the committee
M nj Ood to rar TO h<,
county commissioners messages for COM
fort. The huctuat.on of the ratio of gain
was unprecedented and the politicians
were unable to reconcile it with their in
formation from all over the State.
MICHIGAN.
DETROIT, Mich, Nov. THE Republican
State Committee claim Michigan for Har-
rison by 1900 plurality. Luce (Repub-
ican) for Governor has been cut in the
cities and may run 1000 behind the cleo
toral ticket. The returns received by the
committees are from all quarters of the
State and show an almost universal Re-
publican gain. From all the figures OBJ
tainable, an unbiased estimate would give
the State to the Republicans by at least
1900, and that figure may be increased as
returns from 151 towns show q net Repub-
lican gain of 5,6S5 over the vote of 1884
KANSAS.
TOPEKA, Kan, Nov. Returns were
coming in slowly last night and there will
be no definite figures from this State until
after daylight. Humphreys plurality
will be about 81, 600. This is based mainly
upon Republican advices from Republican
sources. The Congressional delegation
will be Republican throughout.
MISSOURI.
ST. LOUIS, Nov. THE chairman of the
Democratic State Central Committee
places 0eveland's plurality in the State
at 40,O00 and a plurality for Francis, DEM
ocrat, for Governor, of g, 900, conceding
the defeat OF Castleman for Congress in
the Ninth district and the probable defeat
of O'Neill in the Eighth. The Democratic
State Committee have returns on Governor
from half q dozen counties
CONNECTICUT.
NEW YORK, Nov. 7.-Returns received
up TO midnight by the Ecening Post from
Ia towns in Connecticut show a Repub- |
lican gain Of ], IA over the vote of 1884.
The same ratio gain in the remaining |
towns will give the State to Harrison by |
about 40. The Republicans elect three |
Congressmen and probably four. The |
Legislature il Republican by large ma |
jority and will elect Republican State |
officers.
OHIO.
CINCINNATI, Nov. 7.-Over IS per cent. of |
the registered vote of Cincinnati pol'ed |