Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1888-11-08
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Wisconsin might be close States N wall
as Indiana and Connecticut, telegram,
wore sent to the chairman of the State
Committee in each State. Mr.. DeFreest
was the only one OF the Democratic State
Committee at the rooms. He said: eve
are not in as bad shape as We were ON the
day after election in 1884. We will con-
cede nothing. L have wired every county
fer revised returns. Till receive them
shall claim the State. There are errors in
tie Kings County returns, though how ex-
rtensive do not know. The count will be
4soked after" AT Republican heedquar-
tas Colo ell Quay said: Il can't say any
thing till it is ali over. OF course Harri-
son is elected and has undou btedly car
Gied New York State. I am told that an
attempt has been made by tbs Democrats
tR Kings County to steal the State, but
they can't do it"
INDIANAPOLIS, Ind, Nov. Sat 1880
last evening the Democratic COMMITTEES
sEeoms were deserted. The janitor had full
4ossession of the lower rooms. In the
charman's private room Mr.. Jewett and
tAree or four assistants were engaged in
6guring ON the result on the Legislative
and Congressional ticket Mr.. Shsrin had
gone home. Chairman Jswett greeted
the Associated Press correspondent
pleasantly and, in answer to tho sug-
gestion that he might have something t.
say regarding the political situation in tha
State, said: THE indications are that the
Republican Electors have carried tbs
State. but the official count may show
differently. The probability is that we
nave elected part of our State tiekst We
5Aave elected ten Congressman, q gain of
four. We have a certain majority in the
State Senate of six and in the lower house
OF twenty, giving us control On joint bal
lot l do not care to say any thing about
the methods by which this was ACCOM-
plished."
CALIFORNIA.
SAN Francisco, Nov. S-Ths returns
throughout California are coming in very
slowly, and as there are no complete city
CT county returns, no basis of comparison
with the vote of 1854 is possible. The Re-
Rablicans and Democratic State Commit
tees both claim the State, the former by
from 1900 to 9,00O while tho Democrats
contend that the Democratic Presidential
Sacket will have a majority of 1900 to
$500. The city Of San Francisco has beer
ssarried by the Democrats.
= ILLINOIS.
sCHICAGo, Nov. S.-The vote Of eighty
foer c9unties, including Cook, shows ma
jorities for Harrison of 3S,S4S aud for
cleveland of le, 372 The remaining eight |
een counties in 1884 gave Blaine 9, SS4 and
Cleveland 6.542. Assuming that these
eighteen counties not yet fully reported
give the same result as in 1884, the State |
will now give a plurality for Harrison Of |
0s12 1t is safe TO say, therefore, that |
tsrrison's plurality will be Is,0oe. |
ghty-six counties, Including Cook. give |
ralities for Fifer Of s., 21s, Palmer a. |
The remaining sixteen counties in |
ave pluralities for Blaine OF Q, $50 and |
sand 1856. Assuming that Fifer win |
these sixteen counties in about tbs |
ito as in those reported his plural |
Palmer in the State viii be abczt |
is not believed his plurality can |
votes from this egsrA
oGA, Tenn. Ney. al Clay |
shlican, defeats Greed Z. |
rat. for Congress from ths |
ional districs ef Tennsness. |
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