Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1892-11-12
CALIFORNIA.

majority. The town of one democratic
representative.
CALIFORNIA.
SAN FRANCISCO, Nov 9.-At o'clock,
when the polls closed in this city, a
number of voters had not cast their bal
lots and the total vote in many pre-
cincts shows falling off from the reg
istration figures. The estimated total
vote of the city will be 10000. An un-
usually large vote was cast throughout
California and the new ballot law was
generally satisfactory.
California complete returns from 81
precincts in 4S counties in California
give Harrison 1,479; Cleveland 1876;
Weaver 169 Same in 1883 gave Harri-
son 1877; Cleveland 1,347.
WISCONSIN.
MILWAUKEE, Nov. 9-Seventeen vot-
ing precincts in the interior of the state
show total vote for Harrison of 2,245;
Cleveland 2,437. The same voting pre-
cincts in 1888 show Harrison 2, ,454; Cleve-
land $500. This is democratic gain of
265
One hundred and sixty-three precincts
in Wisconsin, including 46 in the city of
Milwaukee give Harrison 81, ,645; Cleve-
land 1850; same precincts in 1888 gave
Harrison 90, ,039; Cleveland 24,3SO. This
is net democratic gain of 1866.
One hundred and eighteen voting pre-
cincts in the state, including 81 in the
city of Milwaukee, give Harrison 90, O45;
Cleveland 90, 146. Same voting precincts
in 1888 gave Harrison ~, 800; Cleveland
1s,046; net democratic gain of 3,O45. For
governor, Spooner has 10000; Peck 49,
972; democratic gain of 2, AIS.
NORTH DAKOTA.
BISMARCK, Nov. 9.-Returns from the
forty precincts show democratic vote
of 5000, a republican vote of $780, and
peoples party vote of LOO. Reports
of congressional elections are meager,
but those thus far received show that
Branch, democrat, in the First district;
Brady, democrat, in the Third. Bum,
democrat, in the Fourth, and Williams,
democrat, in the Fifth, are running
ahead. The democrats are making gains
in many places.
TENNESSEE.
NASHVILLE, Nov. 9.-Grover Cleveland
carries Tennessee by $4,000 plurality
and Peter Turney is elected governor
by $4,000. Buchanan, the third party
candidate, polled only 90, 900 votes The
democratic vote was full, but republic
an and third party failed to come out
The legislature will be democratic.
OREGON.
PORTLAND, Nov 9.-The vote in Ore
gon has been comparatively light Very
few returns has as yet been received.
1t is impossible at this moment to guage
an opinion on the result. 1t is thought
that Pierce, one of the Weaver electors,
has been elected.
SOUTH DAKOTA.
HURON, Nov. 9.-Cold, but clear
weather brought out full vote, and
the early reports indicate that the dem
ocrats followed the instructions of their
leaders and voted for the Weaver cleo
tors.
NEW HAMPSHIRE.
CONCORD, Nov. 9.-The returns from
ten towns and wards in New Hampshire
give Harrison 1,435; Cleveland 1,21S;
Bidwell 8; scattering 10. Republican
net gain SO.
INDIANA.
INDIANAPOLIS, Nov. 9.-At midnight
the indications were that Indiana would
go republican. Heavy republican gains
over two years ago in Marion county,
containing the city of indianapolis, in
dicate now, with 40 out of 20S precincts
in, that the democratic majority of co.
900 in the county will be reduced to 600.
No comparisons can be made on these
precincts, for their geography was
changed a few months ago At the
same time so precincts outside the city
show net gains of 1,104 for Harrison,
an average of II to the precinct If
this keeps up it will wipe out the dem
ocratic majority of 1850 in 1890 out
and leave over $4,000 plurality for the
republicans
One hundred and eighty precincts in
Indiana give Harrison 1880; Cleveland
7,4O4; same precincts in 1890 gave
Truster 1908; Matthews 15,5ol Re-
publican gain S,522; democratic gain
1908; net republican gain 1919.
GEORGIA.
AUGUSTA, Nov. 9.-Richmond county
will give Black, dem, nearly 5000 ma
jority over Tom Watson. Returns from
other districts indicate that the demo-
Gratis will carry every district
KANSAS,
TOPEKA, Nov. 9.-There were no def
mite returns from Kansas received last
night The Populists have insisted that
the law providing that each ballot shall
be checked up complete when taken
from the box be complied with TO the
letter. This has resulted in delaying
the count to such an extent that no fig
ures of any consequence were reported.
The republican state central committee
claims the election of all of the eight
republican candidates for congress and
a majority in each branch of the legis-
lature az well as tho state and electoral
tickets. A similar claim is made BY the