The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1888-11-14
VIRGINIA BCHOES.
The Republicans of Staunton Celebrate
the VICTORY

Inc Republicans or StauntOn Celebrate
the Victory.
STAUNToN, VA. Nov. 13.-The republi-
cans of Staunton aud the surrounding
country celebrated the election of Harrison
and Morton tonight. Carriages, cavalry,
wagons, log cabin, and infantry bearing
transparencies were in line, forming the
largest procession ever seen in the valley
Fully 5000 persons participated. Every
thing passed off without disturbance.
WEST VIRGINIA STILL IN DOUBT.
PITTsBURG, PA, Nov. 13.-The Chron icIe-
IeIegrdphs, Wheeling, w. Va, special
says: The all important official count in
the mountain state has not yet been com
pleted and until it is no one will know def
nitely whether Golf or Fleming is elected
governor, or whether the electoral ticket is
republican or democratic. The majority
cannot be more than POO or 300 either way.
The republican state committee has raised
its estimate from 125 and 20U above
those figures as its claim,
while the democratic committee has
reduced its estimate 100. The democratic
claim to. day is of 400 to 500 1t will prob
ably be the latter part of the week before
the official count is completed.
RECOUNT.
Judge Fleming, the democratic candi,
date for governor, has demanded a re-
count of the Kanawha returns, which
county reported a majority for Goff of / 800
In the recount so far no important errors
have been discovered. What triflinr
gains are made by one party
are offset by similar gains for the opposite
side. The returns now in Justify the belief
that there will be no material difference in
the totals between the republican state and
national tickets, as Goff did not run so
much ahead OF his ticket as was at first re-
ported.
WEST VIRGINIA STILL IN DOUBT.
WHEELING, w. VA, Nov. 13. - The
changed. Both parties claim small
plurality in the state. 1t will require the
official count to decide the result. The
canvass of the vote in the state commenced
yesterday. 1t will require ten days to de-
termine the result.
TENNEssEE's TOTALS.
CHATTANOOGA, Nov. 13.-The Times has
approximately full returns from tho entire
state on the vote for President and COVER
nor. The total vote is about 295, 900, the
largest by $4,000 ever cast in the state. The
Cleveland's plurality will be about II 900.
and Taylor's, dem, for governor, over
Hawkins, rep, about Is, 200.
vIRGISIA's PLURALITY.
RICHMOND, VA, Nov. 13.-Official re-
turns from ninety-ave cities and towns in
the state, out OF liz, give Cleveland a plu-
rality Of 1868. Those to come will proba-
bly, reduce these figures at least 1000.
IDDlANA's GUBERNAToRIAL VOTE.
INDIANAPOLIS, Nov. 13.-The official re-
turns of the vote for governor of Indiana
were completed tonight. The total guber-
Material vote is 536, 1924, against 495, ,094 for
governor in 1884. This year it is divided as
follows: Gen. Hovey, rep, 263, 1874; Col.
Matson, dem, 26l ,0OS; Hughes, pro-, 9,776;
Milroy, labor, 2,66L Hovey's plurality
2,191, against 1892 for Gov. Gray in 1884.
The prohibition vote in 1884 was S,33S.
The official returns on the presidential
electors are not yet complete, but the
returns thus far received indicate that the
presidential vote was only few hundred
In excess Of the gubernatorial.
The official returns of the congressional
vote will be completed tomorrow.
RECOUNT FOR RAYNER.
BALTIMORE, Nov. bit Is announced to-
night that friends Of Hon. Isidor Rayner.
who was defeated In the Fifth congressional
district by Henry Stockbridge, Jr., have
discovered errors in the count which will
overthrow Mr. Stockbridge's slim majority
of 80. An appeal will be made TO the courts
for the purpose Of securing recount Of the
ballots.