Idaho news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1887-1891, 1888-11-17
TIRE PRESIDENTIAL ELECTION.
Some Ret,uns Of the Vote on the 6ih Instant.
THURSDAY MORNING.

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THURSDAY MORNING.
New YoRK.-The vote of all the coun.
ties in the state, including New York
and Kings counties, show pluralities for
Cleveland of rs, 956 and for Harrison of
80. 147, making Harrison's plurality in
the state II, 19l. The following are the
headlines of an extra to the Evening
World: "Forlorn hope. 1t looked rs if
Illinois might elect Cleveland, but
later returns are more and more repub-
lican. You may as well call it President
Harrison.
INDIANA.-Chairman Jewett, of the
state republican committee, says: The
indications are that the republican cleo
tors have carried the state. The official
count may show differently. The prob
ability is We have elected part of our
state ticket. We have elected ten con-
gressmen-a gain of four We have a
certain majority in the state senate of 8,
and in the lower house of 90, giving us
control of the joint ballot
New JERSEY. THE state legislature
will stand thus: Democrats 81, republic
cans 81, in doubt 90. The democratic
majority on joint ballot, not including
doubtful districts, 8. The democratic
plurality is now estimated at 5000. The
democrats elect two congressman and
the republicans four. The legislature
will be democratic by a close vote.
MISSOURI The democratic state COM
mittee has complete and incomplete re-
turns from about 80 of the ia counties
in this state, which indicate that Cleye-
land will have plurality of 80, 900 in the
state, and that Francis (dem. }, for gov
ernor, will have a plurality of IA, 800.
These returns embrace the vote of st.
Louis, Kansas City and all other large
cities in the state.
Observation-Disclosures have been received
from every county in Kansas The es-
innate of Chairman Booth from the re-
ports received gives Harrison 20, 900 ma
jority over Cleveland and 90, 900 for the
entire republican ticket. The republic
cans have elected all but four members
and two of these districts are in
doubt. Every republican senator is
elected but two, one in Leavenworth
and one in Labette county.
CONNECTICUT. Complete returns give
Cleveland "a, 9O4, Harrison 74,519, Fisk
4, tSl. Cleveland's plurality 1856. For
governor, Morris tdem. "A, 944, Bulke-
ley 70, 1926 The legislature has a repub-
lican majority of 40 ON joint ballot, and
this insures Bulkeley's election as gov
ernor.
IowA.-Harrison's plurality will prob
ably exceed 10000. Weaver in the
Sixth district, AMI Anderson in the
eighth, are both beaten, giving the re-
publicans every congressman in the
state except one.
OREGON. Returns from the more re-
mote sections of the state are coming in
slowly. However, sufficient have al
ready been received to place Harrison's
majority larger than Herman's ICON
gressman). At the election. last June
Herman's majority was 7,407 over
Geerin. The very latest and most an.
thentic news justifies the estimate of be.
tween 1000 and 5000.
MICHIGAN. Insufficient returns have
been received from all the congressional
districts in Michigan with one exception
to insure the election of eight repub-
licans and two democrats, a republican
gain of two. The result in the Tenth
(Fisher's) district, is in doubt, and may
require the official count to determine.
The Tribune estimates Harrison's plural
lty at -, 600.
IowA.-Thirty-three counties out OF
ninety nine give net republican gain
of 1862. The republicans claim every
congressional district but the Second.
OHIo.-All the counties excepting six,
unofficial, show a plurality for Harrison
of 90, 1872; six counties not reported gave
Foraker, republican, for governor in
1887, plurality of 436.
MASSACHUSETTS. All but two towns in
the state have been heard from and give
Harrison 1S3, 447; Cleveland, 151, 900;
Fisk, S,641. The same towns, in 1884,
gave Blaine 1868; Cleveland, 122, 2j4;
Butler, "a, 37G; st. John, 9,01G
PENNSYLVANIA Returns from every
county in the state show plurality for
Harrison of Y, 92S-a democratic gain OF
S,07l rs compared with the vote of 1884.
One republican congressman is gained.
WISCONSIN. Chairman Payne, Of the
republican state central committee,
claims Wisconsin by 10000.
SOUTHERN STATES. All have gone
democratic by the usual maiorities.