Barton County democrat. [volume] (Great Bend, Kan.) 1885-1915, 1888-11-15

Albany argus.
Indiana.
INDIANAPOLfS, Ind, Nov. Sat 1880
last evening the Democratic committee
rooms were deserted. The janitor had full
possession of tho lower rooms. In the
9hairman's private room Mr.. Jewett and
three or four assistants were engaged in
dRuxfng on the result on the Legislative
and Congressional ticket. Mr.. Sherin had
gone home. Chairman Jewett greeted
tho Associated Press correspondent
pleasantly and, in answer to the sug-
gestion that no might have something to
say regarding the political situation in the
State, said: ''The indications are that the
Republican Electors have carried the
State, but tho official count may show
differently. Tho probability 10 that we
have elected part Of our State ticket We
have elected ten Congressman, gain Of
four. We have . certain majority in the
State Senate of six and in the lower house
Of twenty. giving us control on joint bal
lot do not caro- to say any thing about
the methods by which this was accom-
plished."
SAN FRANCISCO, Nov. 6.-The returns
throughout California arc coming in very
slowly, and as there are no complete city
or county returns, no basis of comparison
with tho vote of 1884 il possible. The Re-
publicans and Democratic State Commit
toes both claim the State, the former by
from 1000 to 5000, while the Democrats
contend that tho Democratic Presidential
ticket will have q majority OF 1000 to
5000. The city of San Francisco has been
carried by the Democrats.
Illinois.
CHICAGO. Nov. 8.-The vote of eighty
four counties, including Cook, shows ma
jorities for Harrison of IS, 943 and for
Cleveland Of Is, 1878. The remaining eight
cen counties in 1884 gave Blaine 1884 and
Cleveland 6,542 Assuming that these
eighteen counties not yet fully reported
give the same result as in 1884, the State
will now give plurality for Harrison of
1912. It is safe to say, therefore, that
Harrison's plurality will be 10000
Eighty-six counties, including Cook, give
pluralities for Fifer of 81, 218, Palmer 27,-
$50. The remaining sixteen counties in
1884 gave pluralities for Blaine of 8, $50 and
Cleveland 4, 356. Assuming that Fifer will
lose in these sixteen counties in about the
ity over Palmer in the State will be about
1900. 1t is not believed his plurality can
vary 1000 votes from this figure.
Tennessee.
CHATTANOOGA, Tenn, Nov. S.-H. Clay
Evans, Republican, defeats Greed F.
Bates, Democrat, for Congress from the
Third Congressional district Of Tennessee.
His majority il eighty-six. This is the
first Republican Congressman ever elected
from the district.
Pennsylvania.
PHILADELPHIA, Nov. S.-Returns from
every county in the State show plurality
for Harrison of q, 949, q Democratic gain
Of 8.071 as compared with the vote for
President in 1884
RIcHNoND, Va, Nov. S.-Great excite
ment prevailed here yesterday, in striking
contrast with the quiet situation Of Tues
day. Cleveland has carried the State by
. reduced majority. The Democrats elect
six Congressmen, Republicans one and
three doubtful
South Carolfna.
CHARLEsroN, g. c., Nov. a-The only
opposition to Democrats for Congress was
in the Second district. Elliott. Democrat,
i elected by about 100 majority.
Connoctacut.
HARTFORD, Conn, Nov. 2-Complete Re.
turns give Cleveland, "A ,904: Harrison, a.
SD; Fisk, 4,18l; Clevsland's plurality, 3eh
For Governor, Morris, Democratic, has
4. o44; Bulkeley. Republican, 7a49e;
Camp, Rsohihittoaist, A1aa For Con.