The Austin weekly statesman. (Austin, Tex.) 1883-1898, 1888-11-08

Gratis 1873 out of the necessary POI votes
with California 8, Nevada and Illinoi
%, doubtful. Illinois is almost certain t
elect democratic governor, and tn
national coRmittee does not give it a
for Cleveland.
General Knapp, of the republican stat
committee, to day claimed all the abov
states. The national republican commit
the stated the election was settled beyond
doubt 1t was stated this state was abso
lutely certain for Harrison by $4,000
majority, and Indiana by 5000, California
by 10000 and Illinois by not less thar
10000. Connecticut was conceded to the
democrats.
NEW YORK oITY CONG REssIoNAL VOTE.
New York, November THE congress
men elected in this city are: Sixth dis.
trict Fitzgerald, DEM; Tenth, Spinola,
DEM; Fourteenth, Stalnecker, dem.
Seventh, Dunphy, DEM; Eighth, MoOarty
lover CampbelD, DEM; Ninth, Cox, DEM:
Eleventh, Quinn, DEM; Twelfth, Flower,
dem; Thirteenth, Fitch, union labor.
The republican national committee
makes the following statement to the
public:
November I'm view of the claim
being promulgated by the democratic
national committee that they have carried
the state of New York for Cleveland
and Thurman aud that they are sending
kilograms to their local committees ali
over the state to that effect, the national
committee have sent out to the chairman
of each republican county committee of
the state the following telegram:
ALTHOUGH full eturns from every county
In the state show New York safely for
Harrison by upwards of $4,000 plurality,
the democrats are telegraphing to their
county chairman claiming the state" and
urging them to pay attention to the re-
turns and see to it that the returns are
thoroughly guarded until officially can
vassed to prevent fraud at all hazards. In
case of necessity employ counsel and no
tify Us of any tampering with the returns.
Communicate with your town committee
at once if necessary by special messenger.
Signed. Els. QUAY,
j. 8. FAssETT, Chairman.
4:25 p. m.-The Evening Post, from the
latest returns, places the next congress as
follows: Senate-Demoorats, 81; repub-
licans, 80. House of representatives.
Democrats. 165; republicans, 100.
The Telegram says: "The election of
Harrison stands recorded as next to GER
tain. New York has shifted to the re-
publican column and made his victory
certain, if other states remain as they
we're in 1884,"
The Evening Sun says: --latest dis
patches indicate the election of Harrison
is assured beyond question. Corrected
returns from counties in the state in
oreases Harrison's plurality 10000. In
Connecticut the vote is so close an Off
oial count may be necessary to decide the
contest as has been the case in that state
several times before. Unofficial returns
received from all but four towns give
Cleveland plurality of $780,"
1t is probable he has carried the state,
but by less than 500 votes.
The World says Chairman Brice refuses
to concede Harrison's election. He has
not yet conceded New York state.
The Evening Post says: "Returns
received this morning leave no reasonable
doubt of the election of the republican
presidential ticket. Very little has been
received from the county districts of this
state, but there is no reason, at this
writing, to think that full returns will
give a democratic plurality. In an
editorial on the result 1t says: 1t is
to go beyond Brooklyn to
find proof that Mr.. Cleveland was beaten
in the state of New York, not because
of voters condemned his policy
on tariff reform, but because
of voters would not
sustain for the presidency party which
nominated man like David B. Hill for
the governorship."
The last edition of the Sun makes Har-
rison's plurality in the state 1000.
An extra World says: At 2:30 the ma
tional democratic committee announced
that New York was doubtful THAT an Of
icial count would be necessary to decide
The election. This will take three days.
The vote of all counties in the state, in
,luding New York and Kings county, show
pluralities for Cleveland, 1886 and for
Harrison of 90,147, making Harrison's
plurality in the state IL ,191.
Nothing to change the indication that
Harrison has carried this state. New
Jersey has undoubtedly gone democratic.
Nothing definite from Virginia.
ALBANY, November THE Evening |
Journal estimates a plurality of $4,000 for |
Harrison and 1000 for Hill in New York
state. The republicans gain nine assem-
olymen. The congress onal delegation is |
in political proportion.
BRooKLYN, November THE congress
onal delegation consists of democrats,
republican. OF ~ assemblymen elected |
n Brooklyn 10 are democrats. The entire
democratic ticket save one session Justice
s elected, and also the city ticket.
BROOKLYN ooUNo1IMEN.
BROOKLYN, November 1.-THE council
nen elected in this city are: Second dis
rict, Campbell; Third, Combs; Fourth,
Jlesry; Fifth, Magner.
Complete semi-official returns of Kings
county show Clevelsnd's majority is H.
'64. Following is the vote for congress:
second congressional district Felix
Campbell, democrat, 1892; Thomas
seward, republican, 5000. Third-Wm.
B. Coombs, democrat, 1882; William @.
Wallace, republican, 1924. Fourth
John M. Clancy, democrat, 20,993; W. E.
Robinson, republican, 1879. Fifth
Thomas B. Morgan, democrat, 1909;
Henry ]. Hess, republican, 1896.
Indiana
INDIANAPOLIS, November 7.-Returns at
republican headquarters show Sullivan