The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1888-11-07
MICHIGAN.
The State Considered Safe for Harrison by
About $4,000.

The State Considered Safe for Harrison by
About $4,000.
DETROIT, Mich. Nov 6-Fifteen towns and
precincts in Michigan, outside of Detroit. give
Harrison 24s3; Cleveland, 1887 The same
towns, in 1884, gave Blaine 2,O22; Cleveland,
20lS
Thirty-nine townships in Michigan give Har-
rison 6, 1885, Cleveland. 5,5l6. The same towns,
in 1884. gave Blame 5.623; Cleveland. 5.4o6.
Seventy BIT townships in the State give Har.
rison Il. 03l Cleveland 9,575. The same towns.
in 1884, gave Blaine TO- 27s; Cleveland, 9,372 Net
Republican gain of $50
Ninety three townships 10 the State give Har-
rison 1897: Cleveland I4.4O6. The same towns.
in 1884, gave Blaine 10, 764; Cleveland, Is, 39l.
Net Republican gain, 2.34S.
One hundred and FIVE districts out of ], Sol in
Michigan. outside Of Detroit, give Harrison 90
100; Cleveland, 1880; Fisk 2,Ol4; Republican
gain. 4,651. Luce, Republican. 20,179. Burt,
Democrat, b.Sl5; Cheney, Prohibition, 1873
The Republican State committee claim Mich
igan for Harrison by II. 600 plurality.
Luce, Republican, for Governor has been cut
in the cities and may run 3, 900 behind the elect
oral ticket. The returns received by the com
mittee are from all quarters OF the State, and
show almost uniform Republican gain. The
committees advices as TO congressional districts
are that Burrows is reelected in the Fourth by
an increased plurality, while Allen carries the
had two years ago. The First tDetroit)
district 10 claimed as doubtful and the COM
mIttee entertain hopes for the Seventh Whit
ingsl, and the Tenth (Fishers(. An increased
plurality Is claimed for O'Donpell in the Third;
the Eighth is claimed for Bliss. The Sixth
tBrewersl is considered close, and Stephe nson
is said TO be running behind in the Eleventh
The Ninth the committee regard as sure for
Cutcheon. No authentic advices have been re-
ceived from the Fifth tFord's), but the COM
nnda -.
plurality is less than it was in 1856.
One hundred and seveuty-one townships give
Harrison. g. Gil; Cleveland, %, $685. Flax 8 237
The same towns ia 1854 gave Blaine, %, 993;
Cleveland, 1856; St John, 4,2S2; Republican
Estimates from Democratic sources on the
election in Michigan agree with those of the Re-
publicans on National and State ticket.
but differ on the result in congressional
districts. II is conceded that Harrison
has carried the State by about r.
600, and that Luce will have some
5000 less. The First district is regarded
rs sure for Chapman tDemocrat), although no
estimate of his plurality Is yet given, and the
ocrats) is stated an assured fact.
From all figures o6tainaSl.. an mn.
biased estimate would give the State TO the
Republicans by at least 1900. and that figure
may be increased, as returns from l5l towns
show net Republican gain of 5,6s5 over the
vote Of 1854. Chapman, Democrat, is probably
elected in the First district: Allen, Republican,
| 10 elected In the Second; O'Donnell, Republican
| in the Third; Burro@s Republican. in the
| fourth; Whiting, Democrat in the Seventh;
| Bliss. Republican. in the Eighth; Cutchson, Re-
| publican, in the Ninth: Fisher, Democrat, in the
| Tenth. The Sixth 10 too close, according to mid
night figures to give any estimate, and Stephen
| son, Republican, In the Eleventh, although
probably elected, has run considerably behind
his ticket.