St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1888-11-07
NEW JERSEY.
RAuWAY cnANGEs Front.

ELIZABETH. N. j. Nov. 6.-Rahway,
N. j., in 1884 gave Cleveland 4 majority.
1t gives Harrison Is majority.
Linden, Union county, gives Cieve-
land IT'S, Harrison 246, Fisk 4; Kean.
Rep, for congress, PSI: GeiSsenhainer,
Dem, for congress, 167.
Eight towns and wards in New Jersey
give Cleveland, 5,1l7: Harrison. 5,674;
Fisk. 80. The same wards and towns
in 1884 gave: Cleveland, 4,542; Blaine,
4.S49; st. John. 176.
Harrison carries Mercer county by an
estimated plurality of 600. Buchanan,
Rep, is elected to congress in the Sec
Ond district.
Burlington county. New Jersey, has
been carried by the Republicans, with
the exception of one legislative district,
by 500 majority. For congress, Bu-
chanan, Rep, has 900 plurality.
Eight towns give Cleveland 5,115.
Harrison 5,674, a Republican gain of
400. Mercer county gives Harrison 5000
plurality; BurEn .ton county, Repub-
lican except one legislative district, by
500 maj; Cape county, with Upper
township to hear from, gives Harri-
son 176 maj; Upper township proba-
Dly I'D 1ltpuUllCdlI.
Cumberland county gives Harrison
1900 majority, Republican gain of 300.
Warren county gives Cleveland ma
jority of 1000; Fowler, Dem. for con-
gresS is elected.
Bergen county gives Cleveland 700
majority; HOagIand. Dem, in the Fifth
congressional district has 700 majority.
Gloucester county gives Harrison $50
majority, Republican congressman $50
majority. Monmouth county, esti-
mated DEM, majority 1000. Salem
county gives Harrison $50 majority.
Somerset county gives Cleveland 2,S45,
Harrison 2.6S4. Fisk $50.
Ocean county gives the entire Repub-
lican ticket about 700 majority.
Morris county gives Harrison 260 plu-
rality.
Gloucester county, New Jersey, gives
Harrison $50 majority.
Cape May county, New Jersey, with
one township to be heard from, gives
|. Harrison 176 majority; Bergen. Rep,
for congress, 126.
Cape May county, complete. gives
Harrison 1868 plurality. Republican
gain of 131.
Cleveland majority in MiddleseX
county is about $50. Geisenhaenar
(Dem.) fer congress has 700 majority.
Essex county complete gives Harrl-
son plurality of Gil, a decrease of 544.
Essex county gives Cleveland Is, 400,
Harrison 1888, Fisk S85.
Davis and Perkins, Dems., for con-
gress. are elected in the First and Sec
Ond districts, and Doran, Rep, in the
Third district.
Harrison's plurality in Atlantic county
will not exceed 800, a Republican loss
OH the vote of 1884 of $50.
Camden County Omplete-HarrisOn
10,407, Cleveland 1921, Fisk 472; con-
gress, Bergen, Rep, .10.202, Brindie,
Dem.. 7,745, Nicholson, Pro-, 522.
Majorities in Hunterdon County
Cleveland about 2,4G0. Fowler, DEM,
for congress 1900.
is about 1000. The Republicans elect
Beckwith congressman.
TRENTON, N. j., Nov. 6.-Trenton
gives Cleveland 5,44S and Harrison
1857, with two precincts to hear from.
JERSEY CITY, Nov. 6.-The Hudson
county Democrats made almost clean
sweep. Their presidential electors will
have fully 5000 majority, thus assuring
the state to Cleveland. Congressman
VIM McA6oo is reelected for his fourth
term over eX-Mayor Gilbert Coll1DS, of
Jersey City, by about $500.
JERSEY CITY, Nov. 6.--Chairman
Alien l.. McDermott. of the Democratic
state committee claims that the Demo
Gratis will have majority of at least
eleven on the legislative JOINT ballot to
elect a Uuited States senator to succeed
John r. Mcpherson.
NEWARK, N. j., Nov. 6.-The Sixth
district complete gives Harrison 36 plu-
rality.
Newark gives 1,137 ma jority for Cleve-
land, Camden county goes Republican
by $500, Atlantic county is claimed by
the Republicans by 500 majority.
PATERSON, N. j., NOV. 6.-Harrison's
majority in Passaic county is about
1000. The Republicans elect Beck
with, congressman.
New BRUNSWICK, N. j.. Nov. g.
Middlesex county gives Cleveland $50
majority