, 1888-11-07

COOK county show small Republican
gains, which, if maintained, will give
Harrison several thousand gain over
Blaine's vote in 1884. Palmer vote for
is greater than Cleveland's at
all points yet heard from. The ratio of
Republican gains continue in the same
proportion. The state will give Harrison
a majority of 10, 900 to 20,
The NelcS at midnight claims Palmer
elected governor.
OHIO.
COLUMBUS, o., Nov. 6.-At half past
l o'clock this afternoon Judge Thurman
and his son Allen W. Thurman from a
coupe at the polling place of the sixth
ward precinct, cast their ballots for the
Democratic ticket. Owing to the rain the
coupe was driven up within a few feet OF
the window and without assistance the
judge walked across the pavement and
handed In his ticket, which he had ready
folded in his hand.
Reports thus far received from the
state show that a big vote is being cast
early in the day. At Urbana one arrest
has been made for illegal voting and two
arrests for creating a disturbance.
CINCINNATI, Nov. 6.-Over 90 per
cent of the registered vote in Cincinnati
was polled to-day. The comparison in
Ohio is made with the governors vote in
1884, when Foraker's plurality was
%, 324. There are =, 304 wards and pre-
cincts in the state. Nineteen precincts
show a net Democratic gain of 1872.
The vote in Covington, KY. shows a
heavier majority for John G.. Carlisle than
eyer before had there. His election is
claimed as secure. The Democrats con
cede Hamilton county with the possible
exception of n candidate.
MARYLAND.
BALTIMORE, Nov. 6.-Clear. Many
arrests for illegal registration. and fraud
ulent voting, mostly colored men. The
indications point to a very large vote.
MASSACHUSETTS,,
BosroN, Nov. pheasant weather is
bringing out a large vote. Cleveland has
about 10000 majority.
AUGUSTA. Me-, Nov. 6.-Blaine sent
the following telegram to Gen. Harrison:
Returns thus far received indicate that
Maine has given you a majority of %, 900.
1t will be more rather than less.
Massachusetts, is Republican by about
$4,000 majority.
MAINE.
PORTLAND, Nov. 6.-Dispatches from
various points in the state indicate a very
quiet election with a falling off of about
about one-third in the general vote as
compared with the September election.
MICHIGAN.
The Republican state committee claim
Michigan for Harrison by 5000 plurality.
Luce, Republican, for governor has been
cut IN the cities and may run 5000 behind
the electoral ticket. Returns received by
the committee are from all quarters of the
state and show an almost uniform Re-
publican gain.
WEST VIRGINIA.
CHARLESTON, Nov. 6.-The day OPEN
ed bright in this city and early in the day
the Republicans ran in a heavy vote,
strong Democratic poll. The vote has
increased in the city about 500, making a
gain for each party in the city and the
length of the ticket and the great amount
of scratching, it is impossible to give any
idea of the result.
NlbllhIdnuluS llG uSW5 VI lnG CltCIlOu
it Is not satisfactory to the Democrats.
land with no takers. Results in this
tickit, but it is believed the legislature
will be extremely close, if not Republican.
CALIFORNIA.
SAN Francisco. Nov. cit will be
impossible to compare to.day's vote by
precincts to that of four years ago, owing
to the remoteness of a great many of the
precincts and also to the state law, which
says that all names upon each ballot shall
be counted at one time. 1t is probable
that a correct estimate of the result can
not be formed until tomorrow evening.
Arrangements have been made. however,
to collect returns from all parts of the
state I'D to midnight, and in those pre-
clncts where the entire vote has not been
counted the returns will be sent in of the
vote as far as counted.
The weather is clear. Voting com
menced early. 1t is estimated that three
tourths of the entire registered vote OF
the city will be polled before noon. Eight
arrests for illegal voting.
TENNESSEE.
CHATTANOOGA, Tenn, Nov. 6.-The
weather is cloudy, but a full vote is being
cast. Party lines are strictly adhered to.
The limited polling precincts create the
fear that all votes cannot be deposited.
At one booth five votes must be cast
every minute to get a full vote in.
KENTUCKY.
LOUISVILLE. Nov. 6.-Rain is falling
throughout the state. Returns Indicate
Democratic gains here and at Bowling
Green.
LOUISVILLE, Nov. 6.-Kentucky, in
spite of the rain, has given Cleveland the
usual Democratic majority. The figures
will be near 40. Congressman Finley,
Republican, has probably beaten Con.
gresham Wolford in the eleventh. John
Hurlson, Republican, has carried the
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