Waterbury evening Democrat., 1889-01-15
Levi P. Morton for vice president. Joseph W. Hill was selected to carry the vote to Washington

COLUMBUS, Jan. l5-The electors com prising the Ohio electoral college met here at the governors office and cast Ohios twenty three votes for Harrison and Morton. Hon. Poland Jones, of the Eighth district, was elected messenger to carry the official result to Washington, and Hon. J. P. Lamson to act as messenger and present the returns to the district United States judge. The elect ors all left for Indianapolis to cah on the president-elect
 CONCORD, Jan. 15-The electoral college met at the state house and cast their votes for the Republican presidential ticket chosen messenger.
 AUGUSTA, Jan. l5.-The electoral college of Maine met here and cast the vote of the state for Harrison and Morton. Samuel M. Campbell was chosen messenger HARRISBURG, Jan. 15-sThe electoral col lege met here and cast thirty votes for Har- rison and Morton. Mir. Newmyer, of Fayette, was appointed messenger to convey the re- turns to Washington.
 HARTFORD, Jan. 15.-The Electoral college of Connecticut met at the capitol at noon. The Hon. A. E. Burr was elected chairman and P. J. Dwyer was appointed secretary. The six ballots of the college were cast for Grover Cleveland for president and Allen G. Thurman for vice president. Charles I. Broadway, of Middletown, was chosen mes | senger to Washington.
 AUSTIN, Jan. l5-The Democratic electoral college met here with all the electors present and quietly cast the vote. H. D. Robinson, of Talano Bell county, was elected mes senger.
 RALEIGH, Jan. 15-The electoral college met here. Hon. A. M. Waddell nominated Grover Cleveland for president. Cleveland received eleven votes and was declared the unanimous choice of the college. $. J. Penn berton nominated Allen G. Thurman for vice president and he in like manner re- ceived a unanimous vote. E. w. Pou, Jr, was chosen messenger to carry the returns of the vote to Washington SALEM, Jan. 15.-Yhe presidential electors l of Oregon met in the governors office and cast their votes for Harrison and Morton. c. w. Fulton, of Astoria, was chosen mes senger.
 FRANKFORT, Jan 15.-The electoral col lege of Kentucky met in the court room of the court of appeals in this city and cast their thirteen votes for Grover Cleveland for president and Allen G. Thurman for vice ! president.
 DENVER, Jan. 15.-The presidential elect ors of Colorado cast their votes for Harrison | and Morton.
 1 JACKSONVILLE, Jan. 15.-The presidential electors of Florida cast their votes for Cleve- land and Thurman.
 SAN FRANCISCO, Jan. 15-The electoral college met here and cast the vote of the state for Harrison and Morton. | MADISON. Jan. 15-The electoral college convened at noon yesterday and Wisconsin's eleven votes were cast for Benjamin Harri- son and Levi P. Morton. Gen. Fairchild declined to go to Washington as messenger | : lege met at Bristol and elected D. Russell Brown chairman. The vote of the state was cast in due form for Harrison and Nor | ton Christopher Rhodes was chosen mes senger.
 ANNAPOLIS, Jan. 15.-The electoral col lege of Maryland met here and cast its eight votes for Cleveland and Thurman for presi dent and vice president of the United States ATLANTA, Jan. 15-The twelve elector. cast their ballots for Cleveland for president and Thurman for vice president. Col S. w. Roberts, of Sparta, was selected as the messenger
 FRANKFORT, Jan 15-The electoral col {, lege for the state of Kentucky met in the capitol building, the entire number being present The thirteen votes were counted | for Cleveland and Thurman, and John R Collier was elected messenger. | DOVER, Jan 15-Electors c. F. Johnson Robert Hill and w. T. Records met here cast their votes for Cleveland and Thurman and appointed Samuel Bacon, of Laurel messenger.
 BATON ROUGE, Jan. 15-The Louisiana electoral college met in the governors par lors. The electors cast their ballots fol Cleveland and Thurman. A. E. OSullivan of La Fourche, will carry the vote to Wash iugton.
 | NASHVILLE, Jan. 15.-The presidentia erctors met in the governors office witl Albert s. Marks as chairman. After casting the states votes for Cleveland and Thurman balloting for messenger began. On tn twenty third ballot Dr. H. NJ. Hearn, M D. of Cannon county, was elected.
 COLUMBIA, Jan. 15.-The state electora college assembled here and cast its vote for Cleveland and Thurman. J. J. Lucas, O. Darlington, was chosen messenger.
 CHARLESTON, Jan. 15.-The Democratic presidential electors met, cast West Virginia six electoral votes for Cleveland and Thur man, and appointed L. l.. Newman messen ger to bear the vote to Washington
 RICHMOND, Jan. 15.-The electoral col lege of Virginia met and cast the vote o the state for Cleveland and Thurman. Car ter Glass, of Lynchburg, was appointed mes senger.
 MONTPELIER, Jan. 15.-The electoral col lege of Vermont net here and cast the vot of the state for Harrison and Morton. H c. Wilson was chosen messenger
 MONTGOMERY, Jan. 15.-The presidentia electors met at the state house here an, formally cast the ten votes of the state fo Cleveland and Thurman for president an, vice president. Ed Meredith, of Green county, was elected messenger.
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 NEW YORK, Jan. l5-Mitchell and Kilrai, had a conference weeh Richard K Fox. Tn result of the conference was not made public Klrain received dispatch from Boston say ing that his mother was dying. He left fo