The Newberry herald and news. (Newberry, S.C.) 1884-1903, 1888-11-08

The figures of the state, by counties,
as given by the Times, give Harrison
a plurality of 1916. The Times gives
the following as the composltlon OF the
new House: Democrats 175, Republi-
cans $50.
New HAVEN, Conn, Nov. IA. III.
-Conplete returns from the state, eN-
cent the town of Sherman, Fairfield
county, give the following results: Har-
rison, 14,407; Cleveland, 14,Sl5; Fisk,
1879; scattering. 93. These returns
were collected by the telephone COM
pany.
HARTFORD, November The Cou-
rant figures that, with two small towns
to hear from, which cannot change the
result. Cleveland has 460 plurality.
Virginia.
RICHMOND, November 6.-The city
gives about 1000 majority for the Dem
ocrats. The estimated vote in eight
counties and cities indicate a Demo
cratic loss of from POO to 800.
ALEXANDRIA, November 6.-The re-
turns from Virginia at | o'clock to-
majority. At the rooms OF the state
Democratic Committee the electoral
vote of the State is considered safe tor
Cleveland. The Democrats have elected
four congressman and the Republicans
one, and the indications are that the
Democrats will certainly elect three
others, and possibly four. Lees majori-
ty will reach upwards of 800.
LYNCHBURG, Nov. G.-Lynchburg
polled an enormous vote, and gave I
Democratic majority of 26S against l66
in 1884. Hopkins, independent candl-
date for Congress, got less than dozen
votes in his own home.
RICHMOND, Nov. 6.-In the sixth
Congressional District Edmunds, Denl-
ocrat, is elected. His district was last
represented by Hopkins, Labor candl-
date.
NORFOLK, Nov. 6.-The city goes Re-
publican by 5S3-a Republican gam ol
isl. Portsmouth gives Democratic
majority of 349-a Democratic gain of
3sl. Norfolk County gives 1900 Ke-
publican majority-a Republlcan gam
of iO5. George E. Bowden, Repuoll-
call, is reelected to Congress by large
majority.
New Jersey.
JERSEY CITY, Y. j., November -
The Hudson County Democracy made
almost a clean sweep. Their Presl-
dental electors will have fully 5000
majority, thus assuring the State for
Cleveland.
A Democratic View.
NEW YORK, November I, 3 \. NJ
Matt Quay telegraphs to Harrison,
claiming $4,000. Col. Brice states that
the Republicans have only heard from
their own strongholds, and that the
State is still all right. There is no pos
sibility of knowing accurately tonight
The State Democratic Committee es-
innate Cleveland's plurality at :, 500:
The corrected and official plurality
of Cleveland in the city is 37,232.
North Carolina.
RALEIGH, November 6.-Returns
from various parts of North Carolina
indicate that the State has gone fol-
Cleveland by about the same majority
as in 1854, about II, 900. Indications are
that the Democrats elect Congressnlerl
in all the districts except the first, Sc
con6 and fifth, from which sufficient
returns have not been received to indl-
cate result.
WILMINGTON, y. G. Nov. Grow
land, Democrat, is reelected to Con-
gress from the sixth district by large
majority. Incomplete returns indicate
a Republican majority in New Hano-
yer County of about 900-a Republican
loss of 22S on the vote for Governor in
1884.
CARLISLE ALL RIGHT.
CINCINNATI, November 6.-The vote
in Covington, KY, shows heavier ma
ever nad there. 4 i1tss tssaellttsleea than he has
as secure.
! Kentucky.
LOUISVILLE, November 6.-ken-
lucky, in spite of the rain, has given
Cleveland the usual Democratic ma
jority. Democratic Congressman have
been elected in the first, second, fourth,
| fifth, sixth, seventh and eight districts,
and almost certainly III the third,
where heavy Democratic gains are re-
ported. Congiessmon Finley, Repub-
lican, has probably beaten eX-Congress-
man Wexford in the eleventh. John
H. Wilson, Republican, has carried the
tenth, sand the ninth is uncertain.
Congressman Carruthers Of Louisville
has a majority Of $500 against l4o two
years ago.
Maryland.
BALTIMORE, Nov. 6.-12a. m.-Judg-
ing from the vote Of Maryland, not
counting Baltimore city, Cieveland's
plurality will be from 1000 10 S,000-a
falling off Of about 5000. The Sun es-
Inmates Cleveland's plurality in the
State at 5000.
BALTIMoRE, MD, November 6.-It
is safe to say that the Democratic cont
gresham, Charles +. Gibson, First dis
tric:; Harry Welles Rusk, Third dis
trict; Isidore Rayner, Fourth district,
and Barnes Compton, Fifth district,
have been reelected, and Herman
Stump, Democrat, Second district, has
been elected. Lewis Z. McComas, Re
publican, Sixth district, has been re-
elected with increased majority.
Connecticut.
HARTFORD, Nov. 7.-One hundred
and seven towns, including Hartford
and New Haven, give Harrison gain
of $40.
NEW YORK, Nov. G.-The Herald s
bulletin says Cleveland has carried
Connecticut by $50.
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