Daily tobacco leaf-chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1890-1895, 1892-11-09

n'h' "'J"itS III 'hT SieF az q hheN
over 10000.
No. 9.-New York-720 district
give Cleveland 104 ,556, Harrison So,
995. Brooklyn-19O districts out o
6lS give Cleveland 1926, Harrison
1887.
! No. 9-Cleveland's majority il
Kings county is placed at $4,000.
In New York State 18 districts out
side of New York City and Brook
lyn give Cleveland 1869, Harrison
2,7OO. Same in 1888 gave Cleveland
1872, Harrison 1903.
! In New York City 77O districts
give Cleveland 1883, Harrison
64,394.
In Ohio 26 precincts in Cincinnati
give Harrison 4S7l, Cleveland 3,761.
Same in 1881 gave Mckinley 4109;
Campbell 3,14O. There are $500 vOt-
ing precincts in Ohio. Mckinley's
plurality in 1891 was q, ,511.
No, 1.-THE Commercial Adver-
User says Cleveland shows loss In
Kings county.
No. 12.-N. Y. City.-The Times
says full Democratic gain elected to
Congress. The World says Georgia
gives Cleveland 10000 majority. The
Daily News says Cleveland has car
ried New York State. The Herald
says Virginia gives Cleveland $4,000
majority.
No. 13.-In Connecticut eight
towns give Democratic gain of 40 on
President, rs on Governor, and gain
of 8 in the Legislature.
No. l4.-In New York City.-S7O
districts give Cleveland 128, 1856, Har.
rison 1880.
No. 15-In New York City ITO
districts give Cleveland 11S,071,
Harrison 1921.
No l6- Ohio, 54 precincts in Gin
cinnati give Harrison 9,745, Cleve-
land 1894, same in 1891, Mckinley
1881, Campbell 6,757
NJ. 17--Buffalo, N. Y.-41 out Of
12S districts give Cleveland 1882,
Harrison S,719.
Malone, N. Y.-Complete returns
give Cleveland 7,772, Harrison 8,719.
Malone N. Y.-Complete returns
give Cleveland $3.50, Harrison 1895.
In 1888 it gave Cleveland 1874, Harri-
son l, 1927.
In New York City $50 districts out
of ,l37 gave Cleveland 126, 6,4l4, Har-
rison 70,915.
Virginia - reports from various
sections show heavy vote and large
Democratic gains at all points.
Gains in twenty counties estimated
at 10000.
Connecticut-Harrison 1884, ,Cleve-
and 2,125. Democratic gain, 116.
Cedar,a Hill, Tenn.-The Fifth
district of Robertson county gives
Slaughter 20, Clayton 20, Cleveland
So, Harrison %, Bidwell 2, East 8,
Buchanan 3, Winstead %, Turney
"a, Washington 60, Allen 20, Garrett
so, Curley 40, Savage So.
No. 1S.-New York City,, ,02O
districts give Cleveland 1915 Har-
rison S6,612.
The Herald claims Cleveland has
carried the State by 25,OOO. The
Mail and Express says Delaware has
gone Republican.
No. l9.-In New York State 129
districts outside of New York City
and Brooklyn give Cleveland Il, PAP,
Harrison 18,437. Same districts in
1883 gave Cleveland 1926, Harrison
1926.
Ohio-l7 precincts, outside of Cleve-
land and Cincinnati, give Harrison
1856, Cleveland 1905. Same in 1891
gave Mckinley 1906, Campbell ], ,4O6.
In Massachusetts, 80 towns In the
State give Cleveland 5,897, Harrison
7 ,63S, Halle 6,S93, Russell 6,249.
No. u0.-Kentucky Democratic as
usual, with increased majority. Con-
necticut-45 towns-Harrison 1871,
Cleveland 1856; Democratic gain
267.
No. 21.-Ohio-108 precincts in
Cincinnati give Harrison 1902,
Cleveland 1884. Same in '9l gave
Mckinley 16, ,24O, Campbell 13,411.
No. 22.-Georgia-Democratic Con-
gresham leading by large majori-
ty.
Florida - Democratic Executive
Committee claims Cleveland's ma
jority from $4,000 to 10000. Both
Congressional districts Democratic.
No. 2z.-The New York World
claims Russell for Governor. He
has carried Massachusetts by 10000
New York State in 279 districts
outside the City of New York and
Brooklyn give Cleveland 81 $3.50, Har.
rison 3S,S3S. Same in 1888 gave
Cleveland "a, ,177, Harrison AZ, ,2S7.
Buffalo, N. Y.-80 out OF 12S dis
tricts give Cleveland 1908, Harri.
son 1857.
Connecticut-53 towns - Harrison
11.1Q2. Cleveland IL ,64S: Democratic