The Sully County watchman. (Clifton, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1894, 1888-11-17
INDIAN A.
THE STATE IS IN DOUBT BOTH PARTIES
CLAIMING IT.

THE STATE IS IN DOUBT - BOTH PARTIES
CLAIMING IT.
INDIANAPOLIS, Nov. t. The feeling iii
| Indiana is one of uncertainty. Returns
are very Glow in coming in. Democratic
gains are shown in rstlrns from Marion
county, but somo of the strongest repub-
| iican wards aud precincts are yet to lear
from. Both sides claim the state, but
each admit that it might go cithor way.
Important reports are expected every
minute ard the excitement on the street
is intense. The republicans are inclined
to be jubilant over the indications
| showing General Harrison's election,
but feels as one gentleman expressed
it that "the sauce is spoiled by the sea
soning il Indiana goes democratic," so
there are no marked demonstrations.
Col. W. II. Smith, secretary of the Lin
coin league of Iudiane, says confidently
Indiana will give Harrison five to eight
| thousand plurality"
CINCINNATI, Nov. IA Post special at
noon from Indianapolis says: "Indica-
tiops clearly tend to show that Iadiana
has gore democratic. All the late re-
turns reduce the republican gains, and
"httCur tuc ~bs at hisN
800 it is now LII. The democrats
have carried Marion courty apparently
by 500 on the state ticket.
INDIANAPOLIS, Nov. 7.-Chairman Hus
ton, chairman of the republican state
committee, at noon claims the state by
four thousand to FIVE thousand. Gov.
Gray claims it for the dt mocrats by six
thousand. Returns are coming in very
slowly.
Chairman Jewett this morning claims
full returns giving democrats the state
by 5000.
INDIANAPOLIS, Nov. Eighty six ont
of ninety precincts in this Marion) conn
ty give Harrison Is sol, Cleveland, 16 22S.
The remaining precincts are democratic
and Cleveland's plurality wilt be about
500. Blaine carried Marion county by
plurality OF 12G.
INDIANAPOLIS, Nov. 7.-Indianu full re
turns have been received from twenty
sevel counties out of ninety-two which
show net republican gain OF 1855.
INDIANAPOLIS, Nov. T. The Indiana
polls Journal has returns from so coun-
ties showing gains for Harrison of 1875.
and Cleveland $50, and $500 majority on
the national and state republican ticket.
The democrats gain congressman in the
First, Eleventh and Twelfth districts,
ana elect m jorities in both branches of
the Legislature.
The Daily Evening News of to- day.
says: The republican committee claims
to have returns from 80 counties, either
official or verified, showing that Harrison
would carry the state by 5000 plurality
Gov. Gray (for the democrsts) claims the
state democratic by G,000. Sec'y. Sherriu,
of the national committee, claims tie
state Is democratic by 5000 to 5000.
INDIANAPoLIs, Nov. Eight hundred
aud ninety precincts in Indiana give |
Harrison l4O629; CLEVELAND, 1913, 458 |
The same precincts in 1884 gave B!ain
l27.Id6; Cleveland, 127.0OO.
INDIANAPOLIS, Nov. Mime hundred |
preclnc's In Intiana give Harrison 143,. |
1885, Cleveland, 1885, 1855. The same pre- |
cncts in 1884 gavs Blaine 129 9,S4S; Clove-
land, l2S, $3.50.
INDIANAPOLIS, Nov. Mime hundred |
and seventeen precincts in Irdiana give
Harrison 1891; Cleveland, l3S. Sos |
Same precincts In 1884 gave Blaine 1872
300, Cleveland, 13l 1875. This includes all |
Of Marion county except four precincts |
The official vote of indianapolis city and |
Marion county gi7es Cleveland sos ma.
orliy. Secretary Sherman, of the dem-
)cratic national committee, said TO night |
hat IL looked now like if Gen. Harrison
aad carried the state, hut il would re- |
IuIre the official returns to determ ne IL |