Wichita eagle., 1888-11-08

rem county, net Republican gain of II:
Shelby county, net Republican loss of -;
Newton county, complete, Republican
gain.
San Francisco, II a. M. Nov. Forty
two precincts in the state of Nevada out
of 172 give Harrison 3, l47, Cleveland 1854.
| Three of the precincts are incomplete and
give counting only TO a. N. The forty
two precincts above mentioned in 1884 gave
Blaine 315G, Cleveland 1854. Returns
from thirty-nine precincts in Nevada, give
Cassidy, Democrat, l,6S3 and Bartlne,
Republican, for co sgress 1874
Brooklyn, Nov. 7.-Complete and SEM
official returns of Kings county show
Cleveland majority of II ,964 The follow
Ing is the vote for congress: Second con CON
gressional district-F'eiX Campbell, Dem
ocrat, 1892; Thomas Savard, Republican,
1923. Taird-N. j. Coombs, Democrat,
13 252: William G. Wallace. Republican.
q ,241. Fourtn-John NJ. Clancy, Demo
crat, 20, 1913: William Z. Robinson, Repub-
lican, II ,351. F'ifth-Thomas Ill. Magnor,
Democrat. Is, 069; Henry J. Hesse, Repub-
Hcan. 1896
Trenton, \. j, Nov. --latest returns
show the Democrats viii have a majority
Of three on joint ballot in the next leg1sla-
ture
St Louis. Nov. 7-Unoficial returns Of
the vote of this city shows Dlost extraordl-
nary and altogether surprising results.
Harrison's majority is over $3.50. KIM
bail, Republican, for governor, has 10000
majority, and the Republican city ticket
Will range from about 1900 majority for
sheriff to 5000 for Other candidates. In
the Eighth congressionardlstrict Jonn j..
ONeIH, Democrat, present lncumbent, IS
beaten by Henry +. Niederinghaus, Re
publican. by l,SG0 and in the Ninth district
Nathan tank. Republican, who was beaten
l, INV
elected over Castleman, Democrat, by
2. 100 In the Tenth district, which is COM
posed of several OF the southern wards of
the city, and nine outlying counties, suff1-
Gent returns are received to indicate the
election Oh kinsey, Republican, over Clark.
She present incumbent, by handsome
majority From other sections Of the state
returns are too rleagre to even estimate
results. Nothing mas yet been received
from Kansas City or other prominent
points IN the state from which returns are
auxiOEsly looked Tor.
. Washington, ID. c. Nov All day long
the chairman of the Republican congress
siOnai can paign committee has been be-
seiged by visitors anxious for information
as TO the result of the election III congress
siouAI districts For lack OF detailed re-
ports ne mad been unable to give any def
mite replies to these inquiries. At 2 O'Clock
he said that he felt confident of the cleo
tion Of Harrison and about twelve kepub-
lican majority in the house of representa-
lives. Such reports as have been received
from West Virginia lead him TO claim the
the legislature, with the consequent gam
u a United States senator.
New York, Nov. THE Post publishes
the following graceful editorial: 'One OF
the most agreeable features Of the late
canvass ana one to which We more than
once referred while it was progressing,
was that the personal character OF The can
didates commanded everybody's respect.
Now that The election Of Harrison and
Morton seems assured this certainly will
Go much to relieve their opponents of the
sting OF defeat General Harrison stands
wen with ali who know him as a citizen
ana a lawyer and we feel sure he viii fill
the presidential chair with dignity and in
te2Jity His opinions upon important
topics are not ours and be IS, as he him
self has said, an unnetTucted political
economist, buJ the government viii be
safe and hOn0red in his hands
until we provide BIN, as we shall hope 10
do next time, with Il successor who can
boast better economical equipment The
share Of the vice president in governor al
work is small but llr Morlon's accession
VIII certainly add greatly TO the social at
fractions OF Washington. both for protec-
tIolists and tariff reformefs."