Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1888-11-08
iDg, a4s; Republican ret gain in these


49,, az NFNnhshu het gain In thcse
Norsh Carolina.
The returns she y small Democratic
gain over the vote OF 1884, when the d am.
ocrss cnrried the state by ever rs. 600
Rowland, Dem iB re.eleo,ed to Congress
from the Sixth district by large ma,
New Jersey.
Returns up to a. m. indicate & 600 10
5000 majority for Cleveland.
Allen McDernitt, chairman OF the
Democratic state committee, seuds tha
following dispatch to the New York
Times:
1--WE carry New Jersey for the national
ticket by 10000 and the legislature by
eight moi lrity on JOINT ballot We oayrv
for Gong ress the third, fourth and seventh
districIa."
Ohio.
The city Of Ceyaisnd and Cuyahooa
county will glvs Harrison about 500
plurality. The entire Rsp1hlioan couuty
ticket IL elected, and r. e. Burton. Il.
will succasd "a. A. Foran, D.. as CON,
gresham in the 2lst district.
Over 90 per cent of the registered vote
In Cincinnati was pplled to day. Dom
parison IN Ohio IL made with tns Cover.
nof'e vots OF 1887, when Eoyaheras MIN.
'aiity ives 30 3al There are 2. 3g4 wsIds
and precincts in the state. Nineteen me.
cinc's show net Democratic Rsin OF iSt.
strong fight was made sgainat Outh.
waite, Democrat, In the Columbus dis.
tfiet, mud his M jtity has been some.
what reduced. Inc Republicans have
carried tho state by plurality OF abou.
6,COO. Later news, however, may re.
ducs the above estimate.
Pennsylvnnin.
Midnight dispatches indicate so. GOO
plurality for Harrison. Samuei j, Ran.
dan reelected Snedley DAsliupton r
iuas abuut $50 behind his ticket in Ches.
ter county.
The R'eord's tablea thnw an apparent
plurality for Harrison o. 6i,1l2 in Penn.
syl5ania.
Rhode Island.
Rhode leland gives Harrison over 4, Op0
majority. A close computation of tht
yoie is ss follows: Hlr,isou, 81 g6s;
Cleveland, IL 496; Fisk l,276 The vote
OF the city OF Provid,aoe IL a. f0ilowa
Harrison, 6,aSj; Cleveland. . 495; Fisk,
dsS The Congressional delegation ID 10
elected.
South Carolina.
The election ia this state was perfectly
quiet. lhe vote is not large and the col
cred vote very light. Tao Democrats
electoral aud state tickets and full Con
gFess delegation was elected by hand
some maioritiss. The Republicans were
baked in theie hope Of Obtaining Con.
gressman.
Tennessee.
a Memphis dispatch says: The cleo
ton passed Of quietly ia his city and
county. A very neavy vote was p1l!6i ID
all the wsEd4, Notwithstanding the Orig
ziiug rain. (which fell all day. ri. mphis ia,
gone Democratic by about 6up. VI ii
u a gsin OF 900 over 1854 James pLeMn
Democrat, Is re.slectdd 10 Congress b,
not less thnn 2,G0b. Returns sra comiop
III very slowly, especially from the eoun
try districts outside Of thu oisY.
Virginia.
Returns ARC coming ia very slowly
The districts unot6oitliy heard from show
Democratic gaiaa in the colored counties
white Republicans shoR gains Of tht
same ratio in several white onuntjes ~
the vote OF 1884, Ulevelapd's majority
ID Richmond Diiy is 10i2; Hiss's ID ma
jority for Congress ~. WiSe's mo
iofity In the 81 district 10 estimated a
1000. The vot, in the FIRST Congress
district ia very close and the datrIct i
claimed by beth rides VennhIa, d.
Is thought to be- elected Ia the 4th Peters
burg district B0gdtn, Il is elected II
tue I'd Ciietrict Little can be learned o
the other districts. but all are claimed b,
tina Dhu1oerata Cnlnnlafiupa hAasd n,
the vote OF 1884 give the ssAt4 to oieve
land from Ave TO six Thousand majority
Eeat Virginia.
perkely ooulty giyea tho entire Repub
can ticket II majority OF 900, gail
Of III over 1881. G'afiou gives Ra
pahlioan majority of $50, gain Owe
1884 Of about 100.
New Work.,
Following is the Nov York Suns tabl
Of estimated pluraiItiss: