Western Kansas world. [volume] (WaKeeney, Kan.) 1885-current, 1888-11-10
OTHER STATES.
Election Returns From Twenty States,
North and south.

Election Returns From Twenty States,
North and south.
CONNECTICUT.
HARTFORD, Conn.,, Move mber 6-Forty-twc
towns give a gain of 1 ,044 for Bulkley, re-
publican candidate for governor and 615
republican gain on the presidential vote.
Eighty towns IN Connecticut, including
Hartford and New Britain, give 1851 gain
for Harrison.
HARFoRD, CoNN., November 6.-Returns
received up to midnight by the Evening
Post from ia towns, show a republican
gain of j, 1924 over 1885. The same ratio of
gain in the remaining towns will give the
state to Harrison by about $50. The repub-
lcans elect three congressman and proba-
bly, four. The legislature is republican by q
large majority. Republican state officers
will te elected.
NEW YORK. November Ga Mail and
Express bulletin says Harrison's plurality
exceeds Blaine's in Colorado.
ST. LOUIS, Mo-, November 6.-Returrs re-
ceived up to late hour show large gains for
Kimbau over the republican nominee four
years ago.
Twelve precincts in the ninth district
give Cleveland 1894, Harrison !, Sl4, Francis
1854, Kimball LIZA, Castleman 1 $50, Frank
2,041.
Fourteen precincts in Missouri outside of
st. Louis, gave Cleveland 1.169, Harris on
1,05I, Francis 1,0Sl, Kimbal 1850. Fisk 20
The same precincts in 1854 gave Gle veland
1863, Blaine SOC.
MASSACHUSETTS.
BosToN. November Cit is estimated that
Cleveland will have 1000 majority in Bos-
ton. Returns from fifty towns in this state
give Harrison 1919, @ eveland S,317, Fisk
TAO. The same towns in 1884 gave Blaine
1872.
In figuring the relative gains of the presi-
Dental candidates it must be considered
that in 1884 Butler received over "a. 900 votes
in this state, which are this year divided be-
tween the regular candidates. This makes
it almost impossible to compete the re-
spective gains or losses of the republicans
and democrats with accuracy.
Massachusetts elects every republican
congressman but one.
WISCONSIN.
MILWAUKEE, Wis, November 6.-Barwig.
the democratic candidate in the second dis
trict, now represented by Guenther, repub-
lican, has probably defeated McFeteridge.
the republican candidate, by small ma
jority.
MINNESOTA.
ST. PAUL. MINI, November 6.-It is
roughly estimated that when tie polls closed
at O'Clock, 1000 to 5000 st. Paul voters
had failed to get in their ballots, because of
the heavy registration and the slowness of
inspectors. Great indignation is expressed,
as the vote of this city usually shows ma
jority for the democrGts.
PENNSYLVANIA.
PHILADELPHIA, Pa, November 6.-The
present delegation in congress from Penn
sylvania is composed of twenty republicans
and eight democrats. Under the new ap-
portionment the districts were almost en-
tirely changed, and the election for con-
Rressmen to-day was the first under this
new apportionment. Returns thus far re-
ceived show the election of the following
congressman. Those marked with are
members Of the Present congress.
*First district-N. II. Bingham, republi-
can.
second district-C. O'NeiTl. republican.
third districtcSamuel j. Randall, dem
ocrat.
*Fourth district-W. D. Kelly, republican.
sFifth district-A. G. Harmer, republi-
can.
sixth district-Smedly Darlington, re-
publican.
Eighth district-william Mueller, demo-
crat.
Ninth district-D. B. Drummer. democrat.
Tenth district-M. Brosins, republican.
Fourteenth DISTRICT. w. Rife, republi-
can.
Fifteenth district-M. B. Wright, republi-
can.
Seventeenth district-C. R. Buchalew,
democrat.
Nineteenth district-L. Malsh, democrat.
+Twenty-third district-Thomas M. Payne
republican.
CHICAGO, November Gin southern nli-
nois it rained at several points most all day.
A large vote is reported from all points and
"a 1t is likely full count won't be made
till very late. All reports 50 far received
outside of Cook county, show small republi-
can gain, which, if maintained, will give
1884. Palmers vote for governor isgrester
than Cleveland's at all points yet heard
from. If republican gains continue In the
same proportion, the state will give Harri-
son 1900 to 10000 majority.
Two hundred precincts in Chicago give
Harrison O,218, Cleveland 81, 944; Fifer for
governor 0056, Palmer (democrs) for
CINCINNATI, November 6.-Ovsr Sc Per
cent OF the registered vote of Cincinnati was
poIled to-day. Comparison il made with
governors vote of 1887, when Foraker's
plurality vas % 24. There are 1894 wards
and precincts In the state. Nineteenth pre-
cincts show gain of 161.
Tho vote in C0vington. Kentucky, shows
heavier majority for Carlisle than he has
ever had there. His election il claimed ~
secure. democrats concede Hamilton
county, with possibly one exception.
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