Morning journal and courier., 1892-11-09
West virginia.

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West Virginia.
WHEELING, w. Va, Nov. Sat mid
Q night very little more is known about tn
election in West Virginia than when tn
polls closed. Not single precinct ha
been heard from in Wheeling. The ballo
is large and counting proceeds slowly. Ev
cry county from which estimate have beer
received to midnight show republican
gains except Ksnswaha, where there viii
be loss of over 500. Chairman Dawson
election of the state republican ticket an6
that the state has gone for Harrison. The
democrats claim the contrary. No figures
will be received before tomorrow.
Iowa.
, DIES MONIES, Nov. 8.-The Iowa State
Register claims Iowa for the republicans
by plurality of at least 10000.
SIOUX CRY, Nov. S.-Indications are
the Eleventh district has given Harrison a
majority, and Congressman Perkins has
been reelected by the republicans. The
city has apparently made republican gains
Reports from various parts of the state
indicate small republican gains.
Dies MONIES, a., Nov. 8.-The first six
precincts heard from in Iowa gave a net
republican gain of six over the vote of
1888.
New Hampshire.
CONCORD, Nov. Sat midnight indica-
tions show that the state goes to Harrison
by 1900, that Stone and Parker, demo-
Gratis, are elected to congress and that the
legislature Is republican in both branches.
CONCORD, N. H., Nov S-The non-re-
ceipt of Geographic returns of any of the
towns in the state up to 8 o'clock indicate
that they will be very much later than in
former years. The delay is owing to the
secret ballot which went into effect to- day
Several towns heard from by telephone
| and messenger show democratic gains. In
this city the democrats have gained heavi-
ly, especially in wards Four, Five and
Six. In ward Five the vote fell off 119
from that of two years ago, and of this de-
crease 80 were republicans. The count
will not be completed in the wards till
morning, but the democrats say indiea-
tions furnish good basis for claim to
democratic majority and city government.
| Rhode Island.
| PROVIDENCE, Nov. 9.-The total vote of
the state lacking twenty districts is: Harri-
son 1928, Cleveland 1862. The state
| goes for Harrison.
PROVIDENCE, Nov. S.-Vots of the city
| of Providence complete: Cleveland 10, 232,
Harrison 1929.
Indications point to no election of con-
gressmen in this state.
Illinois.
Tha
World both claim Illinois for Cleveland
Nothing definite has been heard from Chi.
cago on the result in the state.
CHICAGO. Nov. 9-The probability is
that Cleveland has carried Illinois and that
Altgeldt, the democratic candidate for gov
ernor, is elected by 10, 900 or Il, 900 major
ity. Chicago will give the democratic ticket
30, 900 majority and the balance of Cook
county win reduce that to $1,000. At re-
publican headquarters they do not claim
over 1O, 900 majority.
NEW YORK, Nov. 9.-The Herald says
Virginia has gone democratic by at least
$4,000 majority.
RICHMOND, Va, Nov. 8.-Reports from
various parts of the state show an unusu- |
ally heavy vote. Reports show democratic |
is estimated that the democrats have made !
a total gain of 35, 900.
New York, Nov S.-A Herald bulletin |
says Virginia gives Cleveland SO, 900 ma
jority.
Vermont.
WHITE RIVER JUNCTION, Vt.-Returns |
from fifty towns give the following vote: |
Harrison 10 ,7S5, Cleveland 5,606, Bidwell |
443, scattering. Same in 1888 gave Har-
rison IA, 719, Cleveland 500. Fiske 405. |
Republican vote shows decrease of 1854 or |
IS per cent. The second trial of voting |
under the new ballot law was more salts |
factory than the first.
A World bulletin says Tennessee is dem
ocratic Is, 1000.
Oregon. 20
NEW YORK, Nov. 8.-The Herald's spe-
cisl from Portland, Ore, says the returns
favor Weaver in Oregon and Cleveland in |
Washington. The democrats voted al |
most solidly for Weaver in Oregon.
Delaware.
LAUREL, DEL, Nov. 3.-The Indications
are that the republicans will get in about |
10 per cent. over the vote of two years |
ago. If this is kept up throughout the |
county the democrats are hopelessly beat
en-. Both sides openly bought votes. pay
ing from SIS to $50 per vote. 1t is esti-
mated that one-fourth of the votes are pur-
chasable.
MIDDLETowN, Del, Nov. S.-The repub
licans undoubtedly have this state, as they |
are making gains.
New York, Nov. S.-A Herald bull
letin says Delaware has probably gone re-
publican.
Florida.
JACKSONVILLE, Fla, Nov. S.-State |
democratic committee say Cleveland's /
majority will be $4,000. Both congress
sional districts are democratic.
Massachusetts.
LYNN, Nov. S.-Nahant, the home of |
Congressman Lodge gives BidwelI 2, Cleve-
land 106, Harrison IS.
The same in 1888, Cleveland 49, Hsr-
rison 80. Net democratic gain S. For |
Governor Halle, rep. so; Hamlin, pro. 2;
Russell. dem. Ill. In 81, Allen, rep. 46;
Russell. dem. 81. Net democratic gain 16. |
For congress, Everett, dem. SO; Lodge,
rep. 70.
Acushnet, Nov. Sutherland ~. ID ar
rison 1879; Halle 1876, Russell 90, Hamlin /
6. The same in 1888 on president, Cleve-
land 33, Harrison 1853; Harrison's loss Is, /
Cleveland's loss 3. The same in 1891 on |
governor, Allen 60. Russell 81; Haile's |
gain 81, RusselPs gain 2; net republican |
gain 55.
Boston, Nov. 8.-Result from the 81 l
precincts in the city show a falling off for |
Halle, republican governor, of S6S from
Aliens vote of last year while Governor |
Russell ran ahead l ,553 Sixty. eight pre- |
cincts give Russell 1851 against 1,724
last year; Halle 6, 5S8 against 7,05S for AL |
len last year. Plurality for Russell 1859.
SPRINGFIELD, Nov. S.-Twenty-fo
towns of the First district give Crosby |
$3.50 and Wright 4,21S.
Boston, Nov. S.-One hundred and nine
precincts of Boston give for governor: Halle |
26, 1926, Russell SO, 741; Russell's plurality
12,415. Governor Russell's friends claim
that he will carry the state. by 1, 800 plural !
ity, while the republicans express conf |
dence of Haile's election. None of the
congressional district returns are yet COM
pleted. There appears to be no doubt
that McEttrick, ind. dem, has been elected