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The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1888-06-23
Connecticut-Alger 1. Gresham 6.

Connecticut-Alger 1, Gresham 6.
Delaware-Gresham l, HARRISON 5.
Florida-Alger 8, Harrison 1, Sher
man IA.
Georgia-Gresham 2, Harrison 2
Sherman Is, Lincoln
Illinois-Gresham a.
IndiRna-Gresham 2, Harrison %.
iowa ALLISON 26.
Kansas-Allison 5. Gresham 5, Har
rison 2. Blaine 2, Mckinley 2, Miller 2
Ksntucky-Alger 4, Allison 2, DepeN
1, Gresham 4. Harrison 4, Sherman 8
Blaine 1, Mckinley L.
Louisiana-Alger 8, Allison 2, Depev
1, Gresham /, Sherman 9.
Maine-Alger g. Wilson 2, Depew 3
Gresham L. Harrison 2, Sherman l.
Hayyland-Allison 4. Gresham 2
| Harrison 6, Sherman s..
Nassachusetts-A 6. Allison 3
Depew l, Gresham l, Harrison 4, Saer
man 9. Blaine 2, Lincoln l, Mckinley l.
Miehigan-Alker 26.
Minnesota-Aiger 1, Depew2, Gresh-
anil.
Mississippi-Dspew II, Gresham 3
| Sherman IA.
Missouri-Alser II. Allison 2. Depew
2, Gresham 9, HARRISON 2, Sherman 4.
HebragkR-Algsr 2, Allison 5, Sher-
man 3.
! Neyada-Alger 4, Allison ..
New HaRpdnire-Sepew 4, Harri-
| son 4
New JerseT-- sliison 4. Depew 1, Her.
rison 4, fhslphs 4, enerman 2, Mckin-
ley 8
New York-Depew II. Blaine l.
North CarclinA-Alger 5, Harrison l.
Phelps ], sherman 10.
0hio-Shermau 46.
0regon-Gresham 4, Harrison 1, Lin
cola /.
Pennsylvania-Alger l, Depew Har-
rison D. Sherman SO.
Rhode Island-Alliscn s.
South Carolina-Alger IL, Harrison /,
Sherman 6.
Tenpessee-Alger 8, Allison 8, Depew
1, Gresham |, Sherman Z, Blaine g.
Te1as-Alger 2, Allison 6, Gresham
5, Harrison 9. Sherman g. Blaine 3, Nc
Kinley /.
Vermont Harrison s.
Virginis-Alger 4. Allison 3, Gresham
2, Harrison 5 sherman 10.
West Virgjnia-Alger j. Gresham 9,
Harrison /, Sherman S. Blaine 7, Nc
Kinley1
MISUNDERSTANDING 4, Harrison l.,
RuSk Is, Sherman l.
A-zOna-Alger 2.
Decentralization 1, Depew /, Gresham
). Hsr ison 8, Sherman 2.
District of Columhla-B iaine2.
Idaho Allison l, Gresham /.
ADMINISTRATION l, Gresham /.
New AeyiCo-Alger l, Sherman I.
Utah-AlliFon 9
Washington Territory-Alger /. Ores
ham 4, Harrison /.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. 2.
Totals-AlRer 122, Allison 81, Depew
SO, Gresham 1913, Harrison 90, Phelps 5,
Rusk 16, Sherman 244, Blaine. 43, Lin
coin 2, Mckinley 8, Miller 2.
RECESS TILL EVENING.
After the third ballot the convention
took recess till p. II.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1888-06-23
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The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1888-06-23
Mr.. M'KINLEY AND HIS CHANCES.


Attention is called to the fact tina
Major Mckinley, of Ohio, having Sc
cured sight votes on the third ballot
stands in precisely the same position al
that occupied by Garfield in 1880. al
an earnest follower of Blaine, and the
q strong protective campaign, he is oc.
cupyiRs much more attention than the
szs of his vote warrants, and shsulc
California now swing to him it would
| be very significant as showing the dj.
rection Blaine's friends are tending
and it is believed, might result in his
nomination.
During recess the various delegates
retired to their headquarters to talk
over the situation, and to come to some
agreement as to the candidate fol-
whom the votes should be cast in case
it was found the first choice had NO
chance of selection. The meetings were
protracted up to Desrly an hour within
the time for the reSssembliDg of The
convention, and for this reason there
were few delegates in the hall at
o'clock. Friends of Gresham were much
elated at the recess taken this after
noon, and regarded it as favorable to
the chances of their faYorlte. Recess
was taken only after Senator Mil
Ter, of New York, and Senator Quay,
of Pennsylvania, had sent q mes
sage to Senator Farewell, of
Illinois, requesting information as
to whether such action would be agree
able to The Illinois delegation, and re-
ceiVing an affirmative reply. Specula-
ten is rife as to when the brake will
candidate, who will be the recipient of
the votes flowing from the disintegra-
ton OF the solldity of the support of
or trustworthy of note can be gathered,
and doubt still envelopes the situation.
THE HEAT WAS VERY GREAT
in the auditorium and the futter of
fans was incessant. The desire for
comfort was stronger with many of the
men in the audience than their gal
lantry towards the ladies. and coats
were removed and vests opened; but
the desire still remained unsatisfied.
1t is rumored that New York has de-
cided to
BREAK TO HARRISON
in order to prevent an agreement be-
tween the Indiana and Illinois delega-
tons to solidify the strength on either
Harrison or Gresham, but it is also
stated this action on the part of the
New Workers is not to prevent a split
among the Indiana number of votes
from Harrison to Gresham.
EVENING SESSION.
The convention was called to order at
7.15 p. m. by Chairman Estee, who had
recovered his voice to certain degree.
The band struck up inspiring national
airs amongst them being "Dixie,"
which, however, did not create
the enthusiasm, which its rendition
excited at the recent st. Louis conven-
ton. my Country IT'S of Thee" was
more popular and was greeted with ap-
plause, as was also "Marching Through
Georgia." AS the music ceased
DEPEw AsCEEDED THE PLATFORM
and received an enthusiastic ovation
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1888-06-23

After the third ballot the convention
took recess till p. II.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-11-08

West Virginia has sgliu declared her
fidelity to Democratic principles. We have
sxcps thc State in magnificent triumph.
The Legislature IS safe, aud Democratic
Conpre sman will succeed Nathan Gott on
ths tlcor Of the House of representatives.
judge Fleming il elected Governor by a
majority Of st lest 5000; it may reach
hiener. Tie whole State ticket is elected
by maiori;ies equally as great. Such are
the results of the electoral battle in West
Virginia. They gave Democrats occasion
to rejoice. Siug Sings Ct triumph, for
ve have crushed Gotflsn, r4buked mouopo-
lies and maintained tie purity OF our
Democratic faith.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-11-08
JEFFERSON.
soecr.i Telegram to the Register.

Special Telegram to the Register.
CHARLEsTOwN, W. VA, November Z.
The official returns for Jefferson county
shows the following Democratic mejori'
ties, Cleveland 1926.
A. B. Fleming for Governor 1,2O8; P.
F. Duffy for Auditor 1,1s7; Allied Cald'
wall for Attorney General 1924; w. T.
Thon p ION for Treasurer 1926; B. S: Nor
gan Tor Stale Superintendent of free
SCHOOLS / .231; Henry Branron ard John
W. English lot judges Of Supreme Court
1,2lS aud 1,217 respectively.
BID. Gibson and r. P. Chew for House
Of Delegates, 1929 and 1,169 respectively
Chas. H. Knott for State Senate, .O6O
VIM. /. Wilson for Congress, Second dis
trict, 1855; J S. Duckwali for Judge Ol
the Circuit Court, Thirteenth Circuit,
1,13l majority. Against prohibition
amendment 9l4; against the amendment
regulating the appeals from justices
courts in jury trials $40; egainst amend
ment extending sfs,iOn Of the Legislature
1887. TIE entire Democratic county
ticket was elected.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-11-08
THE BULLETINS.

The Reports Coming in Very Slowly From
Indiana.
INDIANAPOLIS, November 7.-1;20 p
Seven hundred precincts cut of l~0G
ai,e HaIris0n 1lO, 693, Cleveland 10l 400
The same p-eciLc's in ISL gave Blaine
t0l, ,O3l, Cleveland SO, sol; net Eeppb.iCaa
En. of 3, O53 over 1884.
k1ssper conn'y complete gives net Re-
MBiiCsn gliu Of 232. Oven county, by a
Hliable estimate of ho;h parties, gives 2
NIT Republican gain Of III. Jcrni' g
csanty, net Rep 1blican g'iu of193. War
rem county, net Rspub|cnn gam of H..
Shelby equity, ret Republican loss o. 80
Newton county, comp, etc, net Repuhllcsn
gain of o.
Five hundred and ten onS Of 1896 pre-
cinc's III TIE State give Harriloa 1G, So;
Cleveland, 63113. IL 1881 Blaine reCc,v-
ed 70272, Cleveland, G5 $50, net Repubi-
taa gain OF $3.50.
Returns ftom all precincts bnt thirteeo
in Marion county indicates that the c1nn-
~ is d D.m),rAt'c hy Il plurality Of IC0.
This is a Democratic z in 0t 100 over lc~ l..
= DEMOCRATIC LABOb hAl-'S.
Returns have been receiysd from 81 o.
tie 81 preciuc,s in this (Naricn) county
They show a pIu'ality of frCm 800 10 $40
fox tire Democratic ticket Large gaiUs
were made in the rural districts, especially
in that containing the S'ate insane a4ylnm
and county uoor farm. TIE LABOR districts
in the city also chow Dance attic gains.
Ger ersl Harrison lOsss tie county by p!oh-
ably five hundred.
Four bun3red precincts show q net RI
publican gain of 116.
GRAY Claims Indiana.
Full returns have hsen received from ~
counties out of 81, which show net Rennh
licsn gains OF 2,355. TIE EcCaing Ne'c'
to-day says: "The Republican committee
cIsims u have returns from 30 counties,
either official or verified, showing HsrTsoa
would cIrrv the State by 5000 plural ty
Governor GRAY, for tue Damocra'e, claims
the State is Democratic by 6 oOD. Sccre
tary Sheerin, Of the NstioUsl CAmmiitee
claims ne State IS Democratic By 5000 tC
6,O00.
Comrlcse ret7rrs from the Second ward
Of this ci,y-ll uriaoH's w3rd-giVe iiirfl
son 1850, Cleveland $50. The sam'
ward iu 1884 gave B)siue 129
Cleveland 229, net Republican gain 81
200. Tire third precinc: Of the Secanc
ward. Gen. HsrIiso1'S Irc c.inct, give:
H4rIiSon 3l5, Cleveland SO, against B!ain;
22G. Cleveland G5, re. Republican gan
of 24 vCtfs.
Eight hundred peciuc's in Indians
give Harrison 12S 40, Cleveland 12p p1l0
Toe same precincts in 1881 gave Blsln'
l16, ,534 Cleveland III 55i.
Eighy-six Of ninety precincts IN thl'
Marion county, give Harrison l6,C5l
Cleveland 1928 The remaining lou
precircl IS are d 9mocratic, snd Cleveland
plurality will be sbOut so. Blaine car
faied Marion county by 6 plurality.
SOME REPUBLICAN GiINs.
Eight hundred and forty precincts il
IIndisna .ivs Harriton 1872, 2,54I, Cltvalant
125. SI3, The sane in 1SS4 gave Blain
100 357, Cleveland 1890, a net Repub
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-11-08
HILL BLAMED.
A Mu!wump journal says He Defeated
Cleveland.

A Mu9wump journal says He Defeated
Cleveland.
NEW YORK, November T.-The EreHHg
Post eays: "Ths returns received this
morning leave no reasonable doabt Of the
election Of tire Republican Presidential
ticket, very little has been received from
the different country districts Of this Slate
hut there is no reason at this writing to
think that the foil rsturns will give
Democratic plurality. Indiana stlii IN
doubt" ,,
In an editorial on the rafult it says: Ut
il unneceaeary t. go beyond the city o
BROOKLYN to find the proof that Mr.. C,ey2
land was beaten in the State of New York
not because @ majority Of the vosere fon
lemu his policy on the tariff rtfnm, Dn
because a maj Gritty Of iha voters ~oulf
not sustain for tie Presidency pNi!
which dominated a man like David b
Hill for the Gove!ncrSGio.n
TIE Commercial Adrertissr Dam. head
lines: The latest retIrDs indicste III
election of Hzrrison sni Morton. SmaI
plurality for the Repuhliclns in this d,y
| Hill elected Governor by about 10, 600. ln
diaua probably Republican By smaI
majority.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-11-08
T@92 AND COMMENT. l,.l:
rpr SITUATION

~, v..,fr;. is safe by ab'O' ! W.
W., W. 5.nr ., lss D.noera'e candidates .@'
cn,,,,, n,' ,,, ~. ...,.,l by substantial "''''''
III. Legislature IS sa;''y Dsn'.''"S, ,'',.. Nc,
.,.b,uga i. i, :oo safIy % estimate -,
pemocrs, maturity. .,.,o. :.
elected. ,.,, doDbt,
,,, -'.- ,,[s.l.ps t. the es.tr'a'e' Of the e
,.;,,., Pes Mr.. HARRISON IL sIs''s0
n..'...,. :, ..y-....,. New 1sr..y aud Connecticut
-. ,... surely. s.l loaiapa p.s'io'y Demo nc,
r,.t.c. With California snl ".,e'ns'a '''''
IL thv woods, w.,
cs .,..an Bas does net eoo'"ds New
y.r.. a.saasn rbe Associated Press s'''-
,,,,., H,s.<o,,% plurality in that State
- o,.r i.r,A C,l BE'"s awaits the
r,...., count. TIE Democrats claim fraud
in B.oeb. "A where Mr.. c1H' @'ASo 5 Ma.
f,,itv ran 50 fsr aehiad i''h
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-11-08
WAVERING In DOUBT.
WHICH WAY HAS INDIANA GONE.
Both Parties Claim lt-Democrais Say ii
Is Safe by at Least 20OO-Rtpublican
Claims-lhs Returns Declared
For Harrison.

ISDIAPoLIs, IND, November Tt has
been an anxious day for the crowd at
Democratic headquarters When the As
sociated Press correspondent asksd Mr.
Sheerin, Secretary of the Democratic Ma
tioral Committee for an expression re-
garding the result in IndiaDs, be said
''we have heard from 81 counties
officially, and takirg the figures
claimed by The Republic trs for tie rest,
our II turns give the State to Clsvelsnd By
from l, 500 TO 2,G0O plurality. The Rspab-
lican State ticket is behipd thsir National
ticket, go that cur State ticket will hsye 6
larger plurality than that. l think we
have gailed three and possibly four Con-
g1essmen. and We have good work
irg majority in b3th branches Of
the Legislature. In getting our
returns, we do not depend upon the West
srn UbiOn tsbUlatio1. They are Ttt re-
liable, and are not intended to he, They
give them o1t as a matter Of nswe, end
suppose do the best thsy can. Oar returns
are official from every county. Oar COM
ullUtSGluSn eGLu b44oLl W boi ca SOSA eS
they can get them exsctly."
Require the Official Rsturns.
INDIANAPOLIS, November Mime
burdred and seventeen precincts in Indi-
sua, give Harrison 1891, Cleveland
13s, 365. Same precincts in 1854 gave
Blaine 1872, SO, Cleveland 1885. Thit
includes all of Marion c1Unty except fcur
precincts.
The official vote of Indianapolis city and
Marion county, give Clevtllrd 39S laa,
iority. Stcy Sneeren, Of the Democratic
National committee, saii tonight that il
looked row, like Gen. lEaTi'on bad cT'
ried the State, bat it would require th-
Official returns t) determine.
Chairman Jewett said this evening that
the. D democrats had certsilly elect .d ten
G5sgnsanen certainly in Indiana, gain
Cf4.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-11-08
NEW JERSEY,

TRENTON, n. ], November --latest
returns show that tie Democrats will have
q amsjarity of three on jeint ballot in the
next Legislature.
New Jersey Reports
PATTERSON, n. j., November Pas
sale county complete gives Harrison
1856, Cleveland : 975, Fisk 2S9, a Re-
publican loss of $50 since 1884.
The Congressional delegation OF New
jersey may now be given in fail, thus:
First district, @. R. Bergen, R.; Second,
James Buchanan, R.; Third, J. G. Risen
hainer, D.; Fourth, S, Folwor, D.; Fifth.
c. D. Bsckwitb, Il Sixth, He:msn Lehl-
bach, r. Seventh, Wm. McAdoo, D.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-11-08

sarri.or's Gains In New York Largely
Mamma ctured.

garrl.on's Gains Ia New York Largely
Manufactured.
NEW York, November THE Errning
World, in It's llte extra, quotes Chairman
Brice, of tie Dsmo cratic National Com
clittee, rs having said: ave coDc:de moth
irg. and from latest returns there is fair
indication that Cleveland has carried New
York state
Following this is the World ezra IL
'his: Tins is wnst they say at National
Demo ra,ic headquarters and it was given
ont al tie official uitsrance ofthe Nstiopal
Committee to the CroEd Of anxious visitors
wdo thropgcd the parlors this morning 10
search of the late4 news. The statement
il bfsad upon the fact that the
corrected returns from the inteElor
,ruuties of the Stale show a
larger cutting down OF the earlier harri'
s,n gains, and many OF the counties,
whose plurality bad already been given
urrporling to he toll are still found to be
iacomplete Especiel'y is this true 1t Is
rl4ir ed in Kings county, where IT IL said
,het there viii be fight before tbs count
s completed.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-11-08
uKooKLYN,s COMPLETE VOTE. !

BROOKLYN, Novemb'r7 Complete and
sqmi-ciiic al returns Of Kings county show
CIeve!and's msj jority II 06i. The follow.
irg ia tho vote for Congress In tie so ord
Congressional district: Felix Campbell.
D., l9,0l2; Thomas scw'rd. Il 49, 029.
Tbird: VIM. J. C,orb,, d., II 252; VIM.
O. Wallace, T.. a 24i. foudh: J. NJ.
Clancy, D, 20. BS2; VIM. + Robinson, X
"a 3l9. Filth: tt hagner, d IL 6O9;
Henry, T., lG 33i. There seems no d'net
oIC,:cbluU's ele, ON IN trc Third district.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-11-08
w. L. WILSON

Sweeps the Second District by l,OOC
Majority.
Wm. /. Wilson is reelected to Con
gress in the Second district by an over,
whelmiDg majority. He runs up ard
ahead of his ticket in some counties, and
there can be no d)ubt of his triumph. The
REGISTER below places his majority al
935 1t will bs found not to vary much
f:om that figure. Fleming's vote fjr Gov
ernor will be as large. His msi 1riiy in tNc
Second district Is bstween 900 and 1,O00.
Following is Wilson's majority BY cOun'
ties. For most of these counties We give
tie official cures. These Coupties are es-
timated and a liberal Republican vote Al
lowed:
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-11-08
PRESS OPINIONS.
EBW YORK JOURNALS on THB ELECTION
RESULTS.
Whislaw Reid Gains Republican Cangrss-Ths
"World' Csncsdes i, bat to
"Tims" Makes tDsm-
eeraie.

NEW YORK, November The 7ribras
says: The House of Representatives in the
Fifty-firss Congress will be Republican by
from 20 to 25 majority. Tbs indications
sre thst this may be slightly decreased.
TIE New York delegation will and IS
Republicans and 16 D,mccrstf.
In Conr ec'icut the Republicans gain 2
Co1gressmen; iu New Jersey they los. ore.
Some ro,able gsins are recorded in the
South, in Louisiana aud Arkansas, and in
the West, in Missouri.
The Times ssys: The Democrats will
bsvo major in the F.fty-hpt Con-
gress somexhlt larger than the Fiftieth.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-11-08
HOPEFUL !.
Biice Claims the Empire
State.
THE RETURNS DOCTORED
To Make the Appearance of Re-
publican Gains.
ONLY THE OFFICIAL COUNT
VNLY THE OFFICIAL COUNT
VIII Decide the Result Of the Great Con-
f!ct
THE MAJORITY WILL Be SMALL.
The Associated Press Puts HarIiSon's Plural
ity at 10000 in New YOrk-New
Jersey and Connecticut
Democratic.

NEW YORK, November At Demo
cratic Nat:ora! headquarters to-day Chair
man Calvin s. Brice announced that
Cleveland hGd carried Indiana, Cannecti'
cut and NcS jersey. The r;salt in New
York State, he claimed, was in doubt, and
it might require official returns to deter
mine the result. Advices TO Domecrat!c
headquarters from California and lilinoiF
were said 10 warrant hope of one, or both
for tho Democracy.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-11-08
ttOuay,s Claim .

New YORK, November 7.-senator n.
s. Quay, Chairman Of the Republican
Committee, authorizes the following state
msnt: "Thc Republicans on Tuesday car
riei by increased majorities AL the States
tina. were carried for Mr.. Blaine in lse4,
end in addition have New York by plu'
rslity Of Is. coo. ard Indiana by q pluIali'
~ of from 4, ,OOJ 10 G,000. West Virginia
ia in doubs. Harris'n's election is a.
sared.u
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-11-08
LEWIS.
ram TO the REGISTER,

Special Telegram to the Register.
WESTON, November The ret1rns art
all in, except from two precincts, which
will make the msjoritiss in this county fol
Democrats as follows: Fleming, 40; T.
J. FsrnSworth, State Senate, same; Pendls'
tor, for Congress, same; C.evelsI d,
about 80. Democrats cleo theiI
ticket with but two exc :ptions, County
Commissioner and one assessor. VIM. E.
Lively is surely electsd 70 tbs House OF
Delegates by one hundred and fifty ma
jority.
Four years ago this county gave Demo
cratic majority of 50. Yesterdays yCts
sho we'd o gain ofG0.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-11-08
MICHIGAN.

DErgorr, November 7.-M:chisan hes
g1ne Republican by O plpaiiy ranging
FRI m l3. 900 to 1900 on the electoral
tirket. Luce, Republican for Govsrncr,
ran, bshind the rest Of the ticke.: boi
pot 1ncre than ZOO. He lost in the large
cilie. bat gsiaed il the eoustty, where
ha did rot have 20 encounter the cpfo'
sition Of ihe liquor nea Tue Repub'
lteaus gain tHo Congressman and ptrssp,
tbres, Ford and Leressy being defeated
in the Fifth sud Z gh'h disticts reepee
lively. The Tenta district ID still IL
1o.ht
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-11-08
DODDRIDGE.

,ch; Harrison, Goff, AtkingO1 and MorrlS,
%; Stsslsy, Judge, lis, Jacobs So.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-11-08
TAYLOR.

Special Telegram to the Register
GRAFTON, November 7.-Otficial re-
turns from different precincts in this coun-
ty gave Republican msjorities from 259 to
45O. Gof over Fleming 362, Flick 336,
Hoke for Judge over Ice 333, Davis over
Farr sworth 4iG The vote uFon which
these majoiities are based is made up o.
tire Increase in the Republican vote st the
Tvrcnnnell mines near Remington.
Fiick's majority over WILSON'S loss OF 10
in his vote Of two years since.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-11-08
RANDOLPH,
special Telegram to the Register.

special Telegram to the Register.
GRAFTON, November 7.-Reports from
Randolph are of the largest vote ever
pcl;ed in the c1unty. The Dem oeratiC
maiorities / be from 700 TO $50 beyond
question. Uuless Davis carries Upshuf
by 65O Farrswo,tb, D., is elsctsd Senator,
q pain Of ono
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-11-08
CALIFORNIA REPORTS.
sneral Gains Encourage the Democratic
IL art.

General Gains Encourage the Democratic
Heart.
SAN Francisco, NovemEer Tho
California Fnst Congressional dNtnct, u
precioc,s out Cf AL. give Harrison :. l25
Cleveland 2,O02. In 1874 The same pre-
cincts gava Blaine .. 5TG, Cleveland 2 353
In tie Second CnnpressioUsl district ih'riy
nrscncts odt of SO givG Harrison LAP
cleveland l. ass. IalSSi they gave Bi BiMn'
LIS, Clevelsrd l 500. In the Third Con
praqsinpal district 10 precincts out OF Isl,
giye Harrison on 2 jOi, Cleveland LIZ
The vote hc.e cRnDOt Re conpsr,d with
,has Of 1881, Oh recount of Il charge IN th'
nrscincts. FIFTH CoiRr. s.ional Dis ric', ]!
nreciucts ont ct Sc. cu'slte o. San Fran
ciscn. HaTriou 1,0Ga Cleveland l,l72
sixth Congcts ,ionai Gi.tric', 50 nrec'Dc,S
o1t cf 5j}, Harrison 3,79i, Cleveland
3,0GS.
Ic Slr Franc!fc) at midright, 20 pre-
c;rctp. s, far a. counted, give Harrison
.53g Cleveland T5i Tns Republicans
alllgc fraud in cruntinG the Totes.
Republican Congressmen.
SAN FRANCISCO, November THE
Chronicle CRcp7.) tlAims the election o
fonr Republican Congresmeu in the inter
ior distTic.a, as iolloTs: In First enc
Second dist icts, Thompson snd BRgs
Dams., and present incuWtc1ts, have
bean defeated hy D Koven aud Egan. Nc
Kenna and Hoover, R@pns have been le
elected il TIE Third End SIKH districts
Returns from the FJurth district are
meagra. AMI no ldica on Ia given Gs tr
whether or not Morrow, Rspn has bser
re.elec Rd. Returns from ths Filth DIS
triCt are also maaG5e.
| AddIIlonal Returns.
Los ANGELES, GALA, November T.
Ninety.th out of 13l precincts in thi
city and county give Harrison 1O,SlS
Cleveland 1858. ,
Four hundred and f,rty-five precinct
in Csliforn nia give Harrison 21,499, CieVe
land %, ,54i. No comparison by precinct
Iisp ,s,iblc, owing 10 the large nambT C
| nayg rreC.nctr
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-11-08
GROVER SATISFIED.

He Believes He is Defeated, bu. Does not
Regret 1t.
WASHINGTON, November The Post
tomorrow will say: The President takes
the result calmly ard philoscphically. He
talked quite freely about the returns ana
the icctoa9ed Republican vote, but express
ed not tic slightest regret in tas world at
any action he had taken during his sd-
ministratioE.