The daily morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1883-1899, 1888-11-08
||F YOU ASK
What State He
Halls From
The Prompt Reply Shall BE
he HALLS FROM INDIANA
And HG Knocked Out Grover C..
The TVelty.Third President Of
The United States.
His Name is Benjamin
Harrison.

| Harrison.
There were many dispatches re.
ceived yesterday, m ost Of which were
eagerly scanned by thousands OF
readers.
Below is given only those that ar
rived after 7 80 P. NJ, last night:
CALIFORNIA.
SAN FRANCISCO, Nov. 7.-Out of
1880 precincts, 612 precincts outside
OF San Francisco give Harrison A.
04, Cleveland 41,215.
KANSAS.
LEAvRNwoRTH, Nov. $50 far
Kansas goes Cleveland 1905, Harri-
son, 6,173.
INDIANAPOLIS, Nov Eight hun
dred and twenty precincts give Har-
rison 12S,877, Cleveland 120,937; same
precincts in '84 gave Blaine III, ,196,
Cleveland 115,214.
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CHICAGO, Nov. $3.50 P. M.-The
situation remains unchanged; New
York is still strongly claimed by the
Republicans and SO is Indiana. Con-
necticut and West Virginia claimed
by both parties.
FROM MINNESOTA.
ST. PAUL, Nov. There is nothing
new to report from Minnesota. Mer-
ems majority is about 1000; four
Republican congressman have been
elected.
SAN Francisco, Nov. Tn Neva.
da there are H2 precincts. OF these,
complete returns from 81 precincts
give Harrison 4,005, Cleveland 1887.
ILLINOIS.
SPRINGFIELD, Nov. THE vote OF
"a counties in Illinois, including
Cook county, shows majority for Har-
rison 38,943, Cleveland 1888 The
remaining eighteen counties in "a,
gave Blaine 1854, Cleveland 6,542.
Assuming that the eighteen counties
not yet reported give the same result
as in 1884, the state will now give q
plurality for Harrison OF 1882. It
is safe to say, therefore, that Harri-
sons plurality will be about $4,000.
HARRIsoN's NEW YORK PLURALITY.
NEW YORK, Nov. 7.-The vote of all
the counties in the state, including
New York and Kings county, show a
plurality for Cleveland of 78, 1856, and
for Harrison 90,470, making Harri-
sons plurality in the state 11,191.
SUMMING UP.
CHICAGO, Nov. 7-9:45 P. M.-The
situation is unchanged. New York is
strongly claimed by the Republicans.
New Jersey is conceded to the Dem
ocrats. Connecticut and West Vir-
ginia are claimed by both. Indica-
tions so far are that Indiana has
gone Republican. Iowa, Minnesota,
Wisconsin seem Republican beyond a
doubt. Illinois shows twenty thou
sand majority for Harrison.
OHIO AND KANSAS.
CINCINNATI, Nov. 7.-All the coun.
ties in Ohio reported but four, Har-
rison's plurality between 10000 and
2l,000. Republicans gain two con.
gressman and lose one.
Kansas 80 far shows Harrison 81
3SS, Cleveland 16,257.
DRs MoINRs, Nov. 7.-Thirty. three
counties out of SO, give net Republi.
can gain of 1852. Republicans claim
every congressional district but the
second.
WHATS THE MATTER WITH OREGON.
PORTLAND, Or, Nov. I'm 167 pre.
cints, including Portland, Harrison
22,013, Cleveland 1874, Fisk 743.
The same precincts in 1884 gave
Blaine 16, ,495, Cleveland 1883. Linn
county is Republican for the first
time in the history Of the state.
IN CALIFORNIA.
SAN Francisco, Nov. For con-
gress, first district, complete returns
from l26 precincts ont of All, De Ha-
nero 6,180, Thompson 1903; second
district, 1874 precincts out Of 359 give
ER6n 1,o4S, BlggS $50; sixth dis
trict, 296 precincts out OF 553 give
Vandever %, ,955, Terry 17,l26.
oREGoN's MAJORITY.
PORTLAND, Nov. 7.-One hundred
and eighty-two precincts, including
Portland give Harrison % 637, Cleve-
land 17,2S, Fisk 947; same precincts
in 1884 gave Blaine 1854, Cleveland
15,187; June '88. Herman 21,059,
Gearin 1866.
CALIFORNIA PROBABLY REPUBLICAN.
SAN FRANCISCO, Nov. 7.-Complete
returns from Alameda county ex-
cept from small precincts give Harri-
son 9,447, Cleveland 6,078; for con-
gress, McKenna, Rep, 1891, Morgan,
Dem, 5,186 Complete returns from
Amador county except two small pre-
cincts give Harrison 1,090, Cleveland
l,056; for congress, Egan, Rep, 1,131,
Biggs, Dem, 1856. San Diego returns
incomplete; closest estimate gives
800 Republican majority.