Los Angeles daily herald., 1888-11-07
KEEPING COOL.
General Harrison Said to Keep Hts
Equilibrium Well.


INDIANAPOLIS, November 6-6 80 p. NJ.
General Harrison passed the afternoon
at home. About o'clock he went out
for a walk, the weather being chilly but
bracing. Returning at 4, he found a
bundle of kilograms awaiting him from
all sections of the country. They gave
him estimates of an encouraging char
acter on California, New York and Con-
necticut, and a large number from points
in Indiana, assuring him OF heavy gains.
While manifesting an interest in the
contents and assurances brought
by the kilograms, he is by odds
the coolest person about the
household. Numerous correspondents
have called seeking to talk with him, but
to all he sends polite declination. His
house tonight will be as strictly private
as any other citizens, his friends having
arranged to receive the returns in the
city and wire them out. He is sending
no replies to his many kilograms, nor is
it likely that he will give out for publica-
ton tonight any OF the telegrams he
may receive at later hour. An Asso =
ciated Press correspondent had a pleas
ant chat with him this evening. With
his little grandson on his knee he manic
tested not the slightest uneasiness, worri-
ment or excitement. The same NAV be
said of Mrs. Harrison, who gees about
her household duties as usual, occasion.
ally entering the library and reading the
kilograms.
INDIANAPOLIS, November 6.-In this
State the ticket contains over thirty names
i'll all, and as no counting is done until
after the polls close, it will be late before
any returns whatever are in. In the Re-
publican rooms the probability of the
vote in this county, General Harrison's
home, opinion was expressed that the
result was in doubt. AS the vote of New
York City came in some of the politi-
clans were fearful that the majority below
Harlem bridge would wipe out the Re-
publican majority throughout the State.
but the Syracuse gain revived their
spirits. At O'Clock Chairman Huston
expressed the opinion that indications
were favorable to the election of the Re.
publican State ticket and the Republican
Presidential electors. At the Democratic
headquarters the Committeen en- were
very jubilant, and claimed The success of
their ticket, State and National.
Private dispatches from a hundred
points in Indiana to Chairman Huston
up to $50 indicate satisfactory results
for the entire Republican ticket. But
these dispatches are only estimates and
the Judgment of prominent local Repub-
licans over the State.
INDIANAPOLIS, November 6.-First re-
turn OF one precinct in Franklin town
ship, Marion county, shows Republican
gain of II.
EVANSVILLE, Ind, November 6.-The
result cannot be definitely ascertained
until tomorrow. Including Rockport,
the county seat, it is reported the county
gives over 300 Republican majority;
this is a large Republican gain.
INDIANAPOLIS, Novem ner 6.-lOP.
The utmost enthusiasm prevails around
both committee headquarters. Both still
claim the State, but the Republicans
claim their gain as far as reported such
as to render their prospects brilliant.
Ten precincts in Indiana give Harrison
l 100, Cleveland 954. Same precincts in
1854 gave Blaine 1,070, Cleveland 96O.
At 1890 O'Clock around Democratic
headquarters they were going wild over
. New York World bulletin, estimating
| 1000 plurality for Cleveland in New
York State. Ex-senator Mcdonald is
very sanguine of success. A telegram
ust received from Senator Morgan gives
great impetus to the confident feeling.
It says: I'VE will have 10000 below the
bridge. 1t is not possible for them to
overcome it. Connecticut and New Jer-
ey are safe." The excitement after this
vas at fever heat, and betting was freely
ndulged in.