Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1888-11-08

would not vary much from that OF 1884,
but he thought his popular vote woald
A special from New Albany to EVERY
EVENING says: TT will DO close; indioa-
lions favorable"
iowa.
Twenty precincts out of ] 800 give
Harrison, 3,175; Cleveland, 2 060. aud
Fisk, 70 The same precincts In 1887 gave
Lerrahee 2, $50 and anderson l, 760. Net
Republican gain, ZIG.
kentucky.
Kentucky takes her old placs In the
Democratic column. Speaker Oarlisle
has been reelected in hi, district by o
handsome majority over Robert Hamil-
ton the Republican candidate, and W.
II. Fox, tho Labor nominee.
louisiana
The roturns indicate that Clsyaland's
majority in the state will exceed 10000.
The Democrats carry all the Congress
sional districts except the Second, In
which Colemap, United Labor and Re-
publican, is probably elected by $500
majority. Tue vote In the city and
throughout the state was very light.
Maine.
The vote In Malice is larger than II was
expected to be, and from present indica'
tons Harrisou's plurality will be betwaen
% 900 and "a 900, which Is considerably
larger than that secured by Blaine In
1884.
Maryland.
There has been large vote In this city
and throughout the state. Indications
are that Cleveland will have fully 600
msiority in Baltimore. In AZ out Of tho
29S city precincts tho vote was-Oleye-
land, . $50; Harrison, 7,O5l.
Eight out of nine districts In Worcester
county give Cleveland 1907, Harrison
1888, GIBSON 604, Hoison 1.2s2.
Cecil County; Cleveland, 2 977 Harri-
son, 676
Queen Anne'a Cleveland, 9.2sS; Har-
risou, 1897.
Dorchester Cleveland, 2,lo2; Harri.
son, 9 GA.
Somerset Cleveland, 1917 Harrison,
2,O72.
Talbot, Cleveland, 2,i9s; Harrison,
2 2s3.
wioomico; Cleveland, q Gil /; Harrison,
1,44I.
CECIL. COUNTY.
Special Correspondence Of EVERY Rvsning.
ELKToN, Mp Nov. THE Repuhli-
and energetic n ort TO carry Ueril county.
They, however, brought the Democratic
mai lrity down TO lower figure than 10
has been for many Yeas in Presidential
year. The county only gave l01 plurality
for Cleveland. The latter received 232
four years ago. Hancock had Jil and
rilden $50. The First or Cecilton dis
trict, gave 0leveIsni 80; slight loss.
In this district Stump, for Congress, re-
ceiyed Al majority. The Prohibiiionists
polled = votes Chesapeake City went for
Cleveland by SO plurality and gave Stump
one less. In the Eikton district the vote
was the largest ever p0lled--10e2 Cleve-
land had 1872 plurality and y u mp 1856,
This was gain over 1884. The Prohibit
tionitis polied IA votes in Oheapebks City
and II in Elkton. Cleveland had 1893 in
Fair Hill or Fourth district; gain of %
! over 1884 Prohibitionists pplied yOtea.
Ina Nutth Ia ai,trici Rsve Hsrusotl
no plurality = tlepu blIuah gai,i Of lti
J Fax socoi.Sa % ,otus In this district.
Rising Sun district gave Harrison
! z plurality, Republican gain
of about 65. Port Deposit went for
J Cleveland by 40 votes, slight Dsmo.
cratic loss. Mt. Pleasant, or Eighth dis
! .rict, gave Cleveland 43 plurality. The
! Ninth, or Buck Meeting House district,
: gave Harl ison 0s, Republican gain OF SO.
stump's plurality 10 no. Fisk received
} II votes in ttising Sun, 2 in Port Deposit,
Ia Mt. Pleasant, at Buck Meeting
House. Fisk received 80 votes In the
, couaty, and Benson, Prohibition oandi-
! ds,e for Congress, IS votes. The ReFub-
ilcahs OF Elkton paraded the streets of
the town this morning beaded by the
fFnI- Akoh ltV
} over 200 participated.
a massachusetts.
There was heavy vote quietly polled
throughout the state and the resuit is
n simply what was expeoted-the election
q Of Harrison and Morton electors, tho re-
q election OF Gov. Ames and the Republican
Q state ticket, and the return of large Re-
), publican majority TO both branches Of the
3 legislature. The Republicans also claim
4 J. of the 10 Congressman to which the
state ia entitled The vote for Governor
d Ames fe short OF that catt for the cleo
/, toral ticket Cleveland carried Boston by
Il about 10000. Joseph III. U'Neil OF
Q Boston, the Democratic candidate fol
V Congress in the Fourth district, is I'M
r doubtedly elected as successor to General
!. Patrick A. Collins.
Michigan.
One hundred and i've districts out Of
= SOL in Michigan outside of Detroit give
= Harrison ~, 100; Cleveland, 10 $40; Fisk,
!. 2,0l4; Luce, Rer 20,l78; Burt, Dem,
J. is sis Cheney, Pro, 1873. Republican
n gain, 65i.
Returns 30 far received are Imperfect
and scattering, and not valuable az 9
basis OF estimates Detroit oity shows
good Democratic gains. There are heayi
= Republican aud Democratic gains re
ported from nearly all portions of the
= stare but in the rural districts the Repub
y oan gains exceed the Democratic. The
cities generally are showing we'll for th,
Democrats. There are no returns from
the Upper Peninsula. Burt, ID an. }
70 leads Cleveland slightly in two.thirdS O
y tue precincts reported.
= mississippi.
Indications point to Oleveland's ma
jority in Mississippi at from 80 600 q
~ 40 goo. It will not be under these Il CURE
- and may exceed them The Democrats
y 70 according to latest kilograms, elect oil
= their Congressman.
Minnesota.
"a Indications at 10 p. m. point TO heay!
Democratic gains In every part OF Thu
state. The vota is the largest ever cas-
in the state--prebably $50, 900. Retain
N from half the city of st. Paul are in indi
~ eating plurality Of over 8, 900 for Oleye
IN land against plurality Of 1900 70
IN Blaine in 1884
Returns from IL towns in Minnesot
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