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MICHIGAN.
Michigan chose 13 Presidential electors, IL
members of Congress, State officers. and
Legislature which will elect United states
Senator. There were four State tickets,
Democratic Greenback, Republican, Prohl-
bition, and United Labor.
The State went for the Republican Elec-
toral ticket by almost 500 plurality. The
Republicans hold their six Congressman, and
claim gain of one in the Seventh district
The Democrats did not concede this, but
claim no gains Burt, Democratic candidate
for Governor, ran ahead of the Presidential
ticket.
MISSOURI
Missouri chose 16 Presidential electors, IA
members of Congress, State officers, and a
Legislature. There were four State tickets,
Democratic, Republican, Prohibition, and
United Labor.
The Democratic Electoral and State tickets
were successful by small pluralities There
were probably 20 Democrats and Republi-
can Congressmen elected. St Louis went
heavily Republican, both for the State and
County tickets. The Republicans also gained
three Congressman.
MINNESOTA.
Minnesota. chose Presidential electors. 5
members Of Congress- State officers, and
Legislature which will elect United States
Senator. There were four State tickets.
Democratic, Republican, Prohibition, and
United Labor.
Returns from the interior Of the State came
in very slowly, but indicated that Harrison's
majority would exceed &c, 600. Merriam Re
publcan) for Governor has about 10000
majority.
MISSISSIPPI.
Mississippi chose Presidential electors
and members of Congress.
The State went for Cleveland by the usual
Democratic majority. A solid Democratic
Congressional delegation was elected.
NEBRASKA.
Nebraska chose Presidential electors, 8
members of Congress, State officers, and q
Legislature which will elect United States
Senator. There were four State tickets,
Democratic, Republican, Prohibition and
United Labor.
The State was carried by the Harrison
electors by an estimated majority of between
$4,000 and $4,000. The State ticket was
elected by q majority somewhat less than
this. Three Republicans were elected to
Congress.
NEVADA.
Nevada chose 3 Presidential electors,
member OF Congress, minor State officers, q
Legislature, and voted on a constitutional
amendment.
the State by about 1000. The entire Republi-
can State ticket was elected, and also Re-
publican Congressman.
NEW HAMPSHIRE.
New Hamshire chose Presidential elec-
tors, : members Of Congress, State officers,
Legislature which will elect United States
Senator and delegates to State constitu-
tional convention. There were three State
tickets, Democratic, Republican, and Prohi-
bition.
Harrison and Morton have carried the
State by about $500 plurality and Goodell
Republican) has been elected Governor.
The Republicans have carried both Congress
districts, defeating Mckinney Democrat in
the First district, and have secured control Of
both branches of the Legislature
NEW JERSEY.
New Jersey chose Presidential electors.
7members of Congress, Senators in six coun-
ties, and full Assembly; the Legislature
wi i elect United States Senator.
In this State the Democratic Electoral
ticket had majority of about 5000. The
Congressional struggle indicated the cleo
tion of 5 Republicans and Democrats The
Legislature is Democratic in both branches,
insuring the election Of q Democratic sue
cessor to United States Senator Mcpherson.
NEW YORK.
New York chose 81 Presidential electors, 81
members of Congress, Governor, Lieuten-
ant-Governor, Judge Of the Court Of Ap-
peals, and full State Assembly, and voted
a second part Of the Court Of Appeals. There
were five State tickets, Democratic, Republl-
can endorsed by the United Labor, Prohibi-
tion, Socialist, and Equal Rights.
Harrison and Norton have carried New
York by about 12,0Ue plurality. In most
of the counties of the interior the Republi-
cans made large gains. New York city gave
Cleveland and md Thurman 5000 plurality,
gain Of 13, 900 over the vote Of 1854. Kings
County's Democratic plurality Of 1884 was
decreased by 1000 The New York delegation
to the Flfty-first Congress will be l9 Repub-
licans and Is Democrats-as in the last Con-
gress. Hill for Governor ran ahead Of
Cleveland in many places In New York
city Hills plurality was $4,000, and it was
Miller would be about l2,@0o The I.egisla-
:ture is Republican in both branches.
NORTH CAROLINA.
North Carolina chose IL Presidential ,elee-
tors, 8 members of Congress State officers,
and Legislature which will elect United
States Senator, and will vote ON q constitu-
tional amendment increasing the Supreme
Court Judges.
The returns showed a small Democratic
gain over 1884 Rowland Democrat was
reelected to Congress. The constitutions
amendment was carried. A full Democratic
State ticket was elected, and both Legislative
Houses are Democratic.
OHIO.
Chic choCe % Presidential electors, "a mem-
befs Of Congress, and minor State officers,
There were four State tickets Democratic,
Republican, Prohibition, and United Labor.
The Republican Electoral and State tickets
were successful Democrats claimed gain
of one or two Congressman.
OREGON.
Oregon chose Presidential electors.
Returns indicated that the Harrison cleo
tors carried the State by about 1000.
PENNSYLVANIA.
Pennsylvania chose 80 Presidential elect
ors, % members of Congress, Supreme
Court Judge and State Auditor, and
Leg; stature. There were four State tickets,
Democratic, Republican. Prohibition. and
United Labor.
EorIv returns indioared that Harrison,s