The Kinsley graphic. [volume] (Kinsley, Kan.) 1890-1940, 1892-11-11

Harrison 45. $40, Cleveland 50, ,O50. scat
tering 2s57T; republican plurality now,
1905 II the remaining towns come in
with the same ratio the vote viii stand,
Harrison "a, 600, Cleveland so, 600.
An 1883 HAISE gave Harrison 73.73G Cleva-
laEds 5O,atI- StEeclsr 1874 Fisk. 2.d3L Total
vote l2sr 25l- Rep plurality, zs,-SA
aIIssIssippI-
JACKSON, Miss, Nov. 9--Iudicatious
at midnight are that the democrats
have elected their candidates f0r con
gress in every district of the state
CIevelaud's plurality will be about 100,-
COO. The election passed Off quietly
and a heavy vote was cast The Second
congressional district, conceded TO be
the only close district in the state, has
gone for hard money tDem-) by 1000
majority over Frank Burlritt (PopJ-
This result insures a solid democratic
delegation in congress
florida
JACKsONvH.LE, Fla Nov. 9.-Indica-
tions at midnight are that Fiorida's
soHdly democratic vote has not been
disturbed by the peoples party, but st
viii be lighter than at the state cleo
tiou in October. Stephen p Mallory
I (dem.) is reelected to congress in the
I First district, and G. NJ Cooper the
/ democratic nominee, is elected over
Austin S. Mann, third party man. in the
| Second district
In 1888 FLoBIDA gave Harrison 25 6sTi CIevs-
I land, 80, 5i' Fisk, Az Total vote ooos1- Dem
/ plurality, 1895
Connecticut.
NEW HAVEN C0nu-. Nov. Com
I Plete returns from the state by South
( ern New England Telephone Co give
I Cleveland 1880 plurality and Morris,
| (dem-) for governor, 1r45l majority.
In 1888 CoSszCTrCUr gave HlErison 7i,5si'
Cleveland, 74,s2J5 Strseusrs StJ Fisk 4lssL To-
I tai vote l53,sT4 Dem plurality sd
CaIIf0raia.
SAN FEASCIsCo, Nov. s.-CalifoE mia
/ chairman republican state central com
mittee comedies California gone dem
! ocratie by 1000 plurality.
{ I.ater-Chairmau of the republican
/ state committee claims he has been
misquoted. He comedies the city of
/ San Francisco has gone democratic by
/ 1000 plurality, but that republicans
may pull through in the state at large,
In 1883 CALIFoHSIA gave Harrison l-aol6:
: Cleveland, II7,T23. Fisk 5.7I6 Curtis tAmar.),
rezaa.
/ GAEvEsroS, Tex. Nov g.-Returns
from the state come in slow At mid
night it looks as though Clark would
/ secure the election of governor, but re
f ports are constantly shifting, and so
T adequate estimate OF result cannot be
made. The usual democratic majority
D
In 1888 TELAs gave Harrison 6s 35I; CleEe-
/ land 1888. Strceter - 459. Total vote, 357-
5'L Dem plurality, lidlGL
Nsvada.
RENO, New, Nov. st is conceded
/ by all parties that Weaver carries Ne
| vada by 1, 500 Newland's silver party
/ elected to congress Result as to the
{ legislature not certain, but generally
] believed the silver party has a majority
I which viii insure the election of Stew
/ art to the United States senate
! In 1s g NEVADA gave Harrison 723ss CleVs-
/ land, $50, Fisk 81 Total vote L-1oJA 1tan
! plurality l,9I-
Rhode island.
I Providence, r. T., Nov 9.-TOtal
vote of the state lacking twenty dis
tricts is; Harrison 1ss25s; Cleveland,
,552 The state goes for Harrison.
/ In i-ss RHODE LsLA1o gave H15rtsou %. $50.
. Cleveland IL5'1 Fisk l,2Ji Total vote, 4Jr-
/ 1IL Rep plurality 4,f9
virginia.
RICHMOND, Va Nov. 8.-Omcial re
turns from thirty-two counties and
cities. including Petersburg, Norfolk,
( Lynch burg and Alexandria show dem
/ Ocratic gains of about 10, 900.
In 1855 VIRGINIA gave Harrison 100 32s= Cleve-
land, 15l,s77 Fisk, J7s. Dem plurality, 1852
,orth Carolina.
RALEIGH, n. c., Nov. 9.-The returns
come in very slowly They show thus
far that the peoples party vote lie
drawn as much from the republicans as
from the democrats. In ten precinct Is
taken at random in as many counties,
Cleveland gets 1,7OO votes; Harrison
1000; Weaver, 600
In is65 NORTH CARoLT5A gave Harrison 1 q,
's4 CLevo' and. li7.sJ2. $ rceter, i4I- Fisk
2,7s9- Total vote 2s5 572 Dem plurality, i3.
ia
wyoming.
LARAMIE, WyO-, Nov 9.-Ihe repub-
lican state central committee comedies
the state to the democrat.
The republican vote in WTo2ISG fu 1880 was
l,7-9
ssw HIszIco.
ALBUQUERQUE, n. NJ, Nov. g.
Weather chilly and blowing. Light
vote in this city aud presumed there
will be in the territory indications
as before telegraphed are for Joseph's
election frogU POO to 1000.
A Tarii1e Move Bg Germany
LONDON, Nov g.-The leading jour
mails of Switzerland and many TrancE
journals are protesting against the re
ported purpose of Germany to fortify
the Nolkenberg mountain thus aaCur
ing stronghold at "a point dominating
the west valley of the Rhine within
four or five lzuometers Of Basic. Fortt
7 hGatiou OF any point within - lziIume
tiers of Swiss territory by either Francs
or Germany is contrary to the provis
Al