Los Angeles daily herald., 1888-11-07
WIRES DOWN,
Eastern COmmunfcatiou Cut off
The Latest Bulletins.

| The Latest Bulletins.
At about midnight dispatches from the
East suddenly ceased, leaving the re-
ports OF the election in the Eastern
States incomplete. The following dis
patch received from San Francisco at
l 80 A. NJ explains the interruption
Wires east of Ogden burned out BY
the Granger fire, and probably they will
not be recovered before 8 A. NJ. Have
ordered brief bulletins by the Northern
route. They will be necessarily de.
layed."
Following are the bulletins that came
to hand after the Interruptions occurred
THE FRISCO MAYoRALry.
| SAN FRANCISCO, November 6.-The
Ecening Post commenting upon the
mayoralty contest says: The O'Donnell
vote is smaller than was expected, and
was mainly cast in Democratic precincts
this leads to the belief that Pond suffered
more than Story. and if the Republican
vote is as large as expected, Story is GER
tain of election.
OREGON.
PORTLAND, Ore, November 6.-96 pre-.
cincts out of 800 outside of Portland give
Harrison l2,767, Cleveland 1926, Fisk
$50. The same precincts in 1884 gave
Blaine l0,llS, Cleveland 9,O52.
COLORADO.
DENVER, Colo., November Cup to
9 O'Clock no returns are in from any
other city of the State. This is owing to
the fact that the polls do not close until
7 O'Clock and the large number of votes
polled in each precinct. The probabili.
ties are that nothing definite will
be learned before midnight. 1t is esti-
mated that the increase in the vote will be
$4,000. The Republicans claim that the
entire National, State and county ticket
is elected by 5000. The only disturb
ance so far reported, is from the Twenty
fourth precinct, where party of colored
and white voters had row, and two
whites, named Jack Shea, saloon
keeper, and man known as California
Jack" were shot, and badly, but not
fatally wounded.
| LATEST FROM ILLINOIS.
CHICAGO, November Ga very large
vote is reported from all points and as the
ticket is long one, full count can
not be made till very late. All
reports so far received outside of
| Cook county show small Republican
gains, which if maintained will give Har-
rison several thousand gain over Blaine s
| vote in 1854. Palmer's vote for Cover.
nor is greater than Cleveland's at all
points yet heard from.
NEXT HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES.
New YORK, November Ga Tribune
bulletin says: The next House of Repre-
sentatives will be Republican by 20 to
%.
INDIANA.
INDIANAPOLIS, November 6, I:1O A. NJ.
100 Precincts in Indiana give Harrison
II, ,56l, Cleveland 1896. The same pre-
cincts in 1854 gave Blaine IL ,26l, Cleve-
land 1858.
| SAN Francisco, November $50 pre-
cincts in the State of Nevada, out of a
total of l72, give Harrison 1879; Gleve-
land, 1,695. In 1884 the same precincts
gave Blaine 2,424; Cleveland, 1,797.
| MAINE.
AUGUSTA, Me-, November 6.-Blaine
sent the following telegram to General
Harrison: Returns thus far received
indicate that Maine has given you ma
jority. 1t will give more rather than
less."
Trenton gives Cleveland 5, ,44S and Har-
rison 5,SS7, with two precincts to hear
from. Somerset county gives Cleveland
2,S45, Harrison 1854, Fisk 1,OSSi Morey
county gives Harrison 26o plurality.
NEW JERSEY.
Gloucester county, N. j., gives Har-
rison $50 ma jority.
Cape May county, N. j., with ore
township to be heard from, gives Harri-
son 176 majority.
WEST VIRGINIA.
WHEELING. w. Va, November O.
Berkeley county gives the Republican
ticket majority Of 100, a gain of III:
| Grafton gives Republican majority of
250 a gain of 100.
| NEW YORK.
New YORK, November 6.-Eive hun
dred and eighty-six election districts in
New York State, outside of New York
and Kings county, gives Cleveland
99,740, Harrison 130,627, Fisk 1877.
The same districts in 1884 gave Cleve-
land 95.649, Blaine 119,6S0, St. John
6,6l9.
GAL election districts in New York
State, outside of New York and Kings
counties, give Cleveland 114.514, Harri-
son l45, ,741, Fisk 1851. The same dis
tricts in 1884 gave Cleveland 100, 1O5,
Blaine 1872 ,976, st. John 6 1886.
| A Tribune bulletin says: Hill is prob.
ably elected; Harrison has carried the
State by plurality OF $1,000 to 10000.
New YORK, November Ga Tribune
bulletin says: Indiana returns indicate
that Harrison has made gains in every
county except one.
| MINNESOTA.
ST. PAUL, Mimi, November 6.-1 A.
NJ: The Republican State Central Com
mittee claims the State for Harrison by
$4,000.
In 23 precincts in Minnesota there are
Republican pluralities for Presidential
electors of 1,025, and Democratic plural
tiles of 57S, a net Republican plurality of
447. In the same precincts Merriam,
Republican, for Governor, has pluralities
aggregating 800, and Wilson, Democrat,
for Governor, CAB, net Republican
plurality OF 1852.
DETROIT, November 6.-The Republi-
can State Committee claim Michigan for
Harrison by $1,000 plurality. Luce,
Republican, for Governor, has been cut
in cities and may run 5000 behind the
electoral ticket. Returns received by
the Committee are from all quarters Of
the State and show almost uniform