Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-11-07

cleveland ana Ouyanoga county Will give dar-
rison about 2, 500 plurality. The entire repub-
| lican county ticket is elected and T. E. Bur-
| ton, republican, will succeed n. A. Foran, dem,
| as Congressman in the twenty-frst district.
Democratic Gains in North Carolina.
The vote in North Carolina yesterday was
heavy and Wilmington dispatches say the
democrats made gains over 1884, when they
carried the state by $4,000. In 165 precincts
the gain for Cleveland is 661 votes The pro-
hibition vote was very light, many prohibi-
| tionists voting straight republican or demo-
cratic tickets. Cleveland runs ahead of Fowles,
dem., for Congress in the Raleigh district.
Rowland DEM, is reelected to Congress from
| the sixth district by a large majority. Incom-
plete returns indicate republican majority in
New Hanover County Of about 500 republi-
can loss Of 228 on the vote for governor in
1884.
Michig an Gives II, 900 Republican Ma
jority.
The Michigan republicans have elected Luce
governor, and Harrison will have majority of
$4,000. Chapman, DEM, is probably elected in
the first district Allen, rep, is elected in the
second; ODonnell, rep, in the third; Burrows,
rep, in the fourth; Whiting, DEM, in the
seventh; Bliss, rep, in the eighth; Cutcheon,
rep, in the ninth, and Fisher, dem, in the
tenth. The sixth is too close to give any esti-
elected, has run considerably behind his ticket.
Republicans Gain Congressman in New
Hampshire.
The latest returns received at Concord, N.
H., last night indicate republican majority in
the state Of 1850. Goodale, rep, candidate
for governor, runs behind the electoral ticket,
but is probably elected by small majority.
The prohibition vote was smaller than antici-
nafad IA ol1oL olo L1kI L,
representatives in Congress, defeating McKin-
ney, dem., in the first district. They will also
control the legislature.
Republican Gains in Illinois.
Republican gains are reported in Chicago and
throughout the state of Illinois. Palmer the
democratic candidate for governor received an
increased vote which was greater than that Of
Cleveland. Harrison's plurality is estimated
at 5000. The election of Hit and Rowell, re-
publican Congressman, is assured. The returns
indicate the election of General Palmer as
Governor. Cleveland's majority in Chicago was
about half that of Palmer.
Minnesota Gives Harrison Is, 600 Plu-
rality.
Minnesota it is thought. has been carried by
Harrison with plurality Of at least $4,000.
Merriam, the republican candidate, is elected
governor by from 5000 to 10000. Lind Com
stock, and Snyder, republicans, are elected to
Congress. The first and third districts will
son 8 and Donalds) are still in doubt and are
claimed by the democrats.
Meagre News from Tennessee.
No figures on the state of Tennessee were
given last night. Memphis has gone demo-
cratic by about $780, which is a gain of 800
over 1884. James Phelan, DEM, is reelected
to Congress by not less than 1000. Nashville
returns favor the election of the democratic
Representative in Congress from that district.
At Chattanooga Bates, DEM, seems to have
been elected to Congress.
Nebraska Returns Show Republican
Gains.
The republicans claim the state by from
$4,000 to 10000. The democrats concede from
$4,000 to 10000 Twenty precincts throughout
the state give Harrison 2409; Cleveland, 1,643;
Fisk, 2O5. The same precincts in 1884 gave
Blaine 2,171; Cleveland 1921.
Vermont Increases Her Republican
Plurality.
The Vermont returns were received slowly
last night At midnight only 4S out of 243
towns had been heard from. These indicate
republican plurality of 27, 500, gain over 1884
Of 1900.
Massachusetts Republican Outside of
Boston.
Massachusetts is conceded to be republican
by large majority. Boston went for Cleve-
land; $50 towns give Harrison 76,199; Cleve-
land, 81, IT'S; Fisk, 3,879; scattering, AZ. These
towns give for governor; Ames, 75,347; Russell,
$685.; Earle, 4,048, scattering 80. Republican
plurality, 81, 424. The same towns in 1884 gave
Blaine, CO. 52i Cleveland, 45,643; Butler, s.O1s;
St. John, 4,132.
Beard, republican, for Congress, is defeated
in the third district. Gambler, republican, is
alactQd IN 40 nd WolG
In the tenth. In the twelfth Congressional dis
trict Rockwell, republican, will have 933 ma
jority. Cogswell, in the seventh district, is
elected by about 1000 plurality.
Kentucky ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS Car.
Isle Reelected.
Democratic Congressman have been elected
in the first eight districts in Kentucky. with the
possible exception of the third Congressman
Finley, republican, has probably beaten OK
Congressman Wolford in the eleventh. John
81. Wilson, republican, has carried the tenth,
and the ninth is uncertain. Congressman Ca
ruth of Louisville, has a majority of $500,
against l4O two years ago.. The vote in Cow
ington, KY, shows a heavier majority for the
Hon. John g. Carlisle than he has ever had
there. His election is claimed as secure.
HarrisOn's Plurality in Maine About
$4,000.
Harrison's plurality in Maine is estimated to
be about "a 900, which is a gain of 1000 over
1884.
Rhode Islands Republican Majority
3,106.
Rhode Islands complete vote:-Harrison.
q, 1868; Cleveland, 17,496; Fisk, 1,276-a repub-
lican majority Of 3,196. The vote of the CITY
of Providence is as follows: Harrison, g. S3:
Cleveland, 6,495; Fisk, 489. The congressional
delegation is reelected. Woonsocket voted to
become a city. This will be Rhode Islands
fourth city.
No Change in South Carolina.
South Carolina returns do not indicate any
change in the political conditions there. 4
Charleston dispatch says no complaint was
made by republicans or democrats regarding
unfair treatment at the polls Dibble, dem.
for Congress, is reelected Hampton COUNTY
gives the Cleveland electors, Tiilman, DEM,
for Congress, and the entire democratic ticket
1900 majority. Colored people voted the
democratic ticket.
Republicans Claim Wisconsin bv
Twenty Thousand.
A dispatch from Milwaukee at midnight said
that the returns from the state were unprece-
dentedly slow. Chairman Payne, of the repub-
lcan state committee, still holds to his estimate
Of 20 900 for the Harrison electoral ticket. with
Howard for governor somewhat behind Chair
man Usher, of the democratic state Committee.
says scattering returns give net democratic
gain of ], 842, and he says the democratic esti-
mate Is more than reached 40 far The vote