Los Angeles daily herald., 1888-11-07

| about $1,000. Smith, Democratic and
labor, has undoubtedly defeated Van
Schaick in fourth district.
MILWAUKEE, November 6.-The Polish
vote, on which Van Schaick counted as
usual, went strongly for his opponent
Batwig, the Democratic candidate in the
Second District (now represented by
Guenther, Rep.) has probably defeated
McFetridge, the Republican candidate
by small majority. This will give the
Democrats gain of one Congressman in
the delegation.
New Jersey.
Railway, N. j., in 1884 gave Cleveland
4 majority. 1t gives Harrison 4S major.
ity. Linden, Union county, gives
Cleveland 173, Harrison 24G, Fisk 4,
kean, Rep, for Congress, 251; Geisen-
hainer, Dem, for Congress, l67.
Eight towns and wards in New Jersey
give Cleveland Sly, Harrison 1914,
Fisk 8. Same wards and towns in 1884
gave Cleveland 1912, Blaine 4,S49, St.
John 176.
Harrison carries Mercer county by an
estimated plurality of 600.
TRENTON, N. j., November 6.-Harri-
son carries Mercer county by an esti.
mated plurality of 600. Buchanan,
Rep, is elected to Congress from the
Second District, carrying Mercer county
by over 500.
NEWARK, N. j., November 6.-The
Sixth District, complete, gives Harrison
SO plurality.
New BRUNSWICK. N. j., November G -
Middlesex county gives Cleveland $50
majority.
SO townships in the State give Harri-
son 1892, Cleveland IA, ,406. The same
towns in 1884 gave Blaine Is, 764, Cleve-
land 1881. Net Republican gain,
2,34S.
63 townships in the State give Harri-
son II OBJ, Cleveland 9,575. The same
towns in 1854 gave Blaine 1925, Cleve-
land 9,372. Net Republican gain OF
1850.
80 townships in Michigan give Harri-
son 6,736, Cleveland 5,5l6. The same
towns in 1884 gave Blaine 1851, Cleve-
land 5,462.
DETROIT, Mich, November CLOS dis
tricts show Republican gain 4,65l.
DETROIT, November 6.-15 towns and
precincts in Michigan outside of Detroit
give Harrison 2,4S3, Cleveland 1887.
The same towns in 1884 gave Blaine
2,022, Cleveland 2,01S.
DETROIT, November 6 -105 districts
out of 1861 in Michigan outside of De.
troit give Harrison 20,100, Cleveland
3,S49, Fisk 2,014
DETROIT, November 6.-171 towns in
the Lower Peninsula, Michigan, give
Harrison 32,911, Cleveland $500, Fisk
3,297. The same towns in 1884 gave
Blaine 2S,993, Cleveland 27,546, St.
John 1922.
MINNESOTA.
ST.. PAUL, Mimi, November 6.-The
Globe has returns from seven townships
of Minnesota, which indicated the cleo
ton OF a Democratic Governor by 900
plurality.
ST. PAUL, November 6.-It is roughly
estimated that when the polls closed at
7 O'Clock this evening 5000 to 5000 st.
Paul voters had failed to get their bal
lots in because of the heavy registration
and slowness of the inspectors. Great
Indignation is expressed.
Returns from twelve towns in Mime
sofa gave Cleveland 1924, Harrison
,591.
23 townships in Minnesota give for
Governor Wilson, Dem, 1899; Merriam,
Rep, 1927. For President Cleveland
1920, Harrison 3,347.
Nebraska.
OMAHA, Neb., November 6.-The vote
is SO heavy that the count will be very
late coming in. Omaha nearly doubles
her vote OF two years ago. At several
precincts over 1000 being polled. Ten
precincts throughout the State give Har-
rison l, ,149, Cleveland I'll, Fisk "a; Re-
publican gain of 81 over 1884.
cincts throughout the State give Harrison
1900, Cleveland l,643, Fisk 205. Same
precincts in 1884 gave Blaine 2,l71,
Cleveland 1928.
LINCOLN, Neb., November G.-The
State Republican Committee estimates
the Republican majority in Nebraska at
between 2S 600 and 10000. The Demo-
cratic Committee concede the State by
10000 Republican majority. On Gov
ernor it is estimated by the Democrat
at 5000 and by the Republicans at
10000.
New Hampshire.
CONCORD, N. H., Novembes 6.-The
vote in 65 towns and cities gives Harri-
son 1926, Cleveland S,32s. The same
places in 1884 gave Blaine 1886, Cleve-
land 1888.
Boston, November 6.-65 towns and
cities in New Hampshire give Harrison
1926 Cleveland 1926. Same places in
1884 gave Blaine 1876, Cleveland 1885.
For Governor in 1887 same towns gave
Goodell, Rep, $780, Amden, Dem.,
$3.50.
Missouri.
ST.. Louis, November 6.-The evening
papers say the indications in st. Louis
were that the entire city Republican
ticket would be elected, with the possible
exception of Pohlman for Sheriff.
ST. LOUIS, November 6.-Thirty-six
precincts in st. Louis city out of l52, give
Harrison 1900, Cleveland 5,420, Kim
ball 1854, Francis $3.50.
North Carolina.
! WILMINGTON, N. c.. November g.
Rowland, DEM, is elected to Congress
| from the Sixth District.