Crawford avalanche. (Grayling, Mich.) 1879-19??, 1888-11-15
HARRISON is ELECTED
THE INDIANA MAN WILL HAVE saS
ELECTORAL VOTES.

Gen Benjamin Harrison of Indiana is Presi
dent-elect. He has carried New York State by
plurality OF about II, ,762. Indiana has dropped
into the Republican column. The vote is close
IN California. Both parties claim that State
New YORK. Nov. 9.-Returns from all the
sixty counties OF the State are at hand with
only a few election districts missing. These
show that outside OF New York and Kings Coun.
Ties Harrison carries forty-nine counties and
cleveland eleven. In 1884 Cleveland carried
fourteen counties. The counties that have
swung into the Republican column this year are
Utsego. eas with Harrison plurality Of s7 against
oJo for Cleveland In 1884. Oneida grandly
responds this year with the magnificent
pluraiity OF $751; against 81 for Clsve-
land in 1894. Niagara changes with
45l plurality from 31s for Cleveland Suffolk
shows the handsome plurality OF CD fer Harrl-
son whereas Cleveland got IN 1881 553. Sullivan,
TOO. comes I'm with 30 for Harrison CleVelan in
1888 carried II by T5 Greene and Chemung
were the only changes from the Republican
column. Outside New YORK and Kings Har-
rIson got o., 4ls plurality, Cleveland 4O6 plu-
rality. In New York County Cleveland received
nI Sa,slS plurality. In Kings County Cleveland
Harrison's plurality ll,762
INDIANA.
INDIANAPOLIS, Nov. 9-The State is conceded
10 the Republicans by about 400. The full re-
turns show Democratic gains in seventeen and
republican gains in seventy-fve counties. Re-
Turns from eighty counties show net Re-
Republican majority on n'ON' the anu national S
and State tickets The Democrats 3
gam 90 ngresfmen in the First. Eleventh, and
Twelfth Districts, and EJECT majority in both
branches OF the Legislature. Comp.ete return
from $50 precincts in the State give Harrison
l4O6Z9 Cleveland, 133,46a. The same precincts
gave Blaine 1877 7702; Cleveland, l27,t2i thus
showing a net Republican gain OF 0,479 The
total pluralities OF Harrison are % 25E, and for
cleveland 25,S73, plurality in the whole State
for Harrison OF 1881. No figures have been re-
ceived on the vote for Gov, rnor, but Hovey is
known to have run behind the electoral ticket
In some counties. ana his plurality will fall be-
low Harrison's The official count will be re-
qured TO determine 1t.
ILLINOIS.
CHICAGO, Nov. s-The vote OF eighty
ionr counties in Illinois, including Cook.
snS for for S HssOn The Of gs
ing eighteen counties In 1894 gave Blaine
0,65l and Cleveland q, ,542. Assuming that these
eighteen counties not yet fullyrePort d give the
same result as I'm 1884, the state will now give
a plurality for Harrison OF 1879 2. Therefore,
that Harrison's plurality will be about 49, 900
Eighty six counties OF Illinois, including Cook,
give pluralities for Fifer, 3j,2lS Palmer "a, ,355
Inc remaining sixteen counties in 1884 gave
pluralities for Blaine, 1853, and Cleveland
,S56. Assuming that Fifer will lose in these
sixteen counties in about the same ratio as
those reported, his plurality over Palmer In the
State will be about 1900. 1t is no. believed his
plurality can vary 1000 votes from this figure.
CHICAGO, Nov. 9.-HnrrisCns plurality, as
shown in the returns so far received is IL go,
aud Fifers 5,274 On the Presidential vote in
THESE hgures all but twelve counties are in
sixteen counties. The totals show that Har-
rison has plurality in the State OF about 49,
wv, while fifers plnrali, y over Palmer will be
about 1900 The Prohibition vote shows
slight increase all ov,r the State but no reliable
figures on this can be obtained
MICHIGAN
DETROIT, Mich, Nov 9.-Harrison's plurality
in Michigan will reach 22 COO against 3O6 for
Blaine in 1884. This large gain is undoubtedly
due to the return OF the Greenbackers to the old
party lines Four years aco the fusion vote of
the state lHl Nil. the STRAIGHT DQ1nOcraffo
vote being l49, ,S35 and the Greenback vote being
A. 400. The combined Greenback and Union Labor
vote OF last Tuesday will not exceed H. 0c0. Com
paratively few counties have made returns
on the Prohibition vote, but st. Johns vote of
IL, iO3 has been reduced nearly .e-half Luce
lkepl for Governor viii have plurality of
about l3,5OA He wa' bi rly opposed by the
liquor men and ran behind in all the large cities
In Wayne County Clevelands plurality Is 4, 494
while that OF Burt DEM for Governor is 9,643
In the country, however, Luce more than held
his own.
CONNECTICUT
HARTFORD, Nov. 9-Connecticut gives Cleve-
land for PRESIDENT a plurality OF 40 with two
towns TO heer from, which will reduce 1t to
about $50. Morris, Democrat. defeats Bulkely,
Republican, for Governor l,5-0 with three towns
70 hear from. As Morris has not clear major
ity the Legislature, according to the State law,
has the choosing OF a Governor. The Legislature
is Republican. The Democrats e.ec.ed two
Congressmtn.
SAN Francisco, Nov. 9-Not one half the pre-
cincts in the State have boen counted, aud the
result is still in doubt. Republican gains are
heavy in the interior, and the Republicans claim
they will have 1900 in the State. San Fran
cisco however, will give from 5000 to 10001
Democratic majority. For Congress the Demo-
Gratis will have Biggs In the Second, Farrall in
the Fourth and Clunie in the Fifth. The Repub-
licans are sure of McKenna I'm the Third and
Vandevere In the Sixth with the chances of De-
haven in the First. In San Francisco 2l,7Ol
votes out OF total Of 55 So give Harrison TO- 915
Cleveland ii ,7e9.
NEBRASKA
OMAHA Nov. 0.-The count I'm Omaha
was not completed until O'Clock Thurs
day afternoon. Douglas County, including
the city, gives Harrison lO,245; Cleveland,
Shane CDem.l, l2,4Ss. Congressmen-Co -Connell
(Rep), 10,519; Morton (Dem., 10,636. Connells
election by about 5000 plurality is conceded in
the First district; which was carried s two years
returns from sixteen counties, including Doug
las and Lancaster, give: Harrison, 9l,Ol3;
leads his ticket by $3.50. In 1884 the some
counties gave Blaine 22, $50; Cleveland, II, ,301.
WEST VIRGINIA.
WHEELING, w. Va, Nov. 9.-Dispatches re-
ceived announce that Democratic State Treas
urer Thompson comedies the State to the Re-
publicans by from 400 TO 200 majority. Tho
Republican state Committee claims the State
by much larser majority. II claims TO have q
Eolid delegation Of four Congressman and ma
iority in the Legislature.
MISSOURI.
"
eighty of the 140 counties in the 81 ate and partial
returns and advices nom this remainder show
that Clevelands plurality Will be about 5000,
and that of Francis (Deml for Governor about
IL 900. st. Louis, complete. gives Clevelan1
l5,6i1, Harrison 3l,9ls Francis 2S,5O7, Kimball
3, ,696.
WISCONSIN.
MILWAUKEE Nov. 9.-Complete returns have
been received from all but twenty out Of the
sixty seven counties In the Stase. With pro-
porLionate gains I'm the other counties I'm COM
L 49,. A1w. Ia hZm-
man Payne now estimates Harrison's plurality
In the State at 2lO0O. Tie Congressman
elect, according to their own estimates, as
received by districts, are as follows First Cas-
we'll (Rep.l, 4,780; Second Barwig Dem.l. 1900;
Third, La Folletts RePl S,4co; Fourth, Van
schaick Rep.L I,5oo; Fifth, Brickner Dem.l,
Thomas lRepl, 5000; Ninth, McCord (RepJ,
$780,
DENVER Col, Nov. 9.-The Republicans now
claim the State by nearly $4,000 majority. They
have probably elected every member of the
ower house and twenty out OF twenty six men,
bers OF the Senate. The returns from thirty
eight precincts OF this city aud Aiapahoe County
gave Harrison 4, 1857 Cleveland. 5,42D Congress-
men: Townsend tRep), 7,OO5i Macon (Dem),
',l9; Cooper Rep.L f,79o; Peterson Dem.l,
1918
DELAWARE.
WILMINGTON, Del, Nov. 9.--Cleveland's plu-
rality I'm the State Is Si44. Congressman PEN
ningion DEM is reelected by over $40, plu-
rality. The next Legislature will stand: sem
ate, Democrats z, Republicans 2; House Demo
,rats z, Repub leans IA. This gives the Repub-
cans majority of ON joint ballot.
DEMOCRATIC MAJoRTTIEs.
In the States acknowledged 10 have been car
Red by the Democrats. Cleveland secured tho
maiorities:
Alabama gave 5000. gain OF nearly 900
over his majority IN 1894.
Arkansas gave 10000 which n a slight loss
rom his former majority OF % O0O.
Connecticut has given close majority, some
hing less than that OF 1884
Florida has given 2,Oc0. loss OF more than
600