Los Angeles daily herald., 1888-11-08
RANDOM REPORTS.
Partial Returns From Many states
Estimates and Con- lectures.

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The following bulletins relative to tn
returns in the various States, were sen
out by the Associated Press yesterda
afternoon:
Sr. PAUL, November THE Glob
says Wilson, Democrat, is elected GOV
ernor, and Harrison and Morton carr
the State by 10000. The Pioneer Pres
gives Merriam, Republican, for Cover
Eor, 500 plurality.
gone Republican by plurality of 1900,
to Is, 900 on the electoral ticket. Luce
Republican, for Governor, runs hehinc
the rest of the ticket 5 200 owing to thu
opposition of the liquor men. The Re
publicans gain two Congressman, per
haps three. The Legislature is safely
Republican on joint ballot, insuring the
coed Palmer.
Connecticut gives Cleveland, for Presi
dent, plurality of 429 with two towns to
hear from. which will reduce it to about
$50. Morris, Dem, heat Buckley, Rep.
for Governor by Is 900, with three towns
to hear from. The Congressional delega-
ton stands three Republicans, one Dem
/ OCf JuS I0u0Tdl hSStu1Uly dUOut lut
same as last year.
New YORK, November THE opinion
formed last night which gave the State
Of New York to Harrison for President,
and to Hill, Dem, for Governor, is con-
firmed by later scattering returns. The
districts yet to be heard from cast in 1884
a total of 1854, $50 votes. Reports by
counties indicate further gain of 5000
for Harrison. If the scattering precincts
not heard from keep up the draft shown
in the adjoining precincts heard from,
Harrison's plurality will be from 5000 to
10,000; Hills about 10000. Sunset Cox
has been reelected.
New ORLEANS, November 7.-Cleve-
lands majority in the State is estimated
at 3d. 900.
COLUMBIA, S. c., November THE
Republican vote was small. The Demo
Gratis carry the State by $4,000. The re-
turns indicate the election of every Dam
ocratic candidate for Congress.
PHILADELPHIA, November 7.-"Pig-
iron" Kelly and O'Neil are reelected to
Congress.
JERSEY CITY, November THE DEM
ocratic State Committee claim the State
by 5000.
PHILADELPHIA, November 7.-Returns
from 81 counties, including Philadelphia,
out of 81, indicate that Harrison will
have 65 900 plurality in Pennsylvania.
WILMINGToN, Del, November THE
State is Democratic for President, but the
Legislature is probably Republican.
BROOKLYN, N. Y, November THE
result of the election in Kings county
was surprising to the Democratic leaders,
who expected $4,000 plurality for Cleve-
land. The shrinkage is accounted for by
the return of the Mugwumps and Pro-
hibitonists of four years ago, to the Re-
publican party. The majority will not
exceed Is, 600 in Kings county.
INDIANAPOLIS, November 1.-The re-
turns from II of 81 precincts in this
(Marion) county, show a plurality of 500
to 800 for the Democratic ticket. Large
gains were made in the rural districts.
7 lie Labor districts in the city also show
Democratic gains. Four hundred pre-
cincts OF Indiana show a net Republican
gain of 1876.
INDIANAPOLIS, November Z II A. NJ
The feeling at this writing is one of un-
certainty. Returns are coming in very
slowly. Democratic gains are shown in
the returns from Marion county, but
some of the strongest Republican wards
and precincts are yet to hear from. Both
sides claim the State, but each admit
that it may go either way. The latest
reports show that in 440 out of 1906 pre-
cincts in the State, Harrison has net
gain of $500. Important reports are ex-
pected every minute, and the excitement
on the street is intense. The Repub-
licans are inclined to be jubilant over the
indications showing Harrison's election,
but feel, as one gentleman expressed it.,
that the sauce will be spoiled in season
ing if Indiana goes Democratic. So there
are no marked demonstrations.
MINNEAPOLIS, November THE Re-
publican State Committee claims a
plurality of $4,000 for Harrison and
Morton; 10000 for Merriam, Rep,
for Governor; 1000 for the balance of
the State ticket, and the election of five
Republican Congressman.
TRENTON, N. j., November THE
Democratic plurality in New Jersey is
now estimated at 5000. The legislature
will be Democratic by close vote. The
Senate stands, Democrats IL, Republi-
cans 10. This is the first time in ten
years that the Democrats have had the
Senate: the lower house is claimed by
the Republicans to be tie, but the
Democrats say they have a majority.
The closeness of the Legislature will
make the contest for United States Sem
ator, next winter, unusually exciting.
INDIANAPOLIS. November Z, II 80 A. M.
$40 out Of 1906 precincts in the State
give Harrison 1888, Cleveland 6S,178.
In 1884 Blaine received 70, 272, Cleveland
1880, a net Republican gain of 1862.
DIES MONIES, November 7.-Harrison's
plurality in Iowa will probably exceed
80 ,0G0. Weaver in the Sixth district
and Anderson in the Eighth, were both
beaten, giving the Republicans every
Congressman in the State but one.
| DETROIT, November THE election
of Wheeler, Republican, in the tenth
district over Fisher, the present incum-
bent, is conceded. This leaves but one
district, the seventh, in doubt, and is q
Republican gain of three. should Whit
ing, Democrat, be reelected in the sew
enth, which now seems probable, the
delegation will stand nine Republicans
and two Democrats. Additional returns
received up to noon do not materially
change the vote for Governor. Luce's
plurality will exceed 10000.
| SAN Francisco, November 7.-Returns
from 80 out of 38 precincts in San Joa
quin county give Harrison 1,1sl, Cleve
land 2,195.
Returns throughout California are com
ing in very slowly, and as there are ne
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