San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1892-11-10
ELECTION RETURNS.
THE FIGURES NOT YET FORTH
COMING.
The Election of Cleveland Conceded
No Particulars Received and
Only Estimates Given The
Verdict Of the Country
Against Protection.

WASHINGTON, Nov. 10.-The tele-
grams received here do not change
the condition of affairs, and all the
officers of the government concede
that there is no hope of any material
change for the better. Mr.. Wanama-
ker is the most cheerful of all the de-
partment chiefs. Secretary of State
Foster attributes the defeat of the
party to the fact that the country de-
manded a change in the tariff meas
ures and policy of congress, and is OF
opinion that nothing would have
averted the calamity. 1t would nave
been the same under any other leader.
New YORK, Nov. 10-Telegrams of
congratulation continue to pour In
on Cleveland and there is aquiet
feeling of elstion pervsding the en-
tire household. Chairman Carter
conceded the loss of New York at an
early hour on yesterday and was
waiting for advices from Illinois aud
Indiana and Wisconsin, as upon these
depended the eleotion of Mr.. Harri-
sou. The later returns dispelled this
hope and with Chauncy NJ Depew
ne conceded that both houses of con-
gress have gone to the democracy.
No figures are given showing how
the vote in the state stands, hut the
result depends on Indiana, Illinois
and Wisconsin.
CLEVELAND, o., Nov. 10'-The de
mocraIic committee claim the stale
out have nothing substantial upon
which to base their claim. The res
puhlicans claim a plurality of ZIG
with 4 counties to hear from; and the
democrats claim the electors on the
basis of the state vote for state offices.
1t will take the official count to de-
eide. the democratic gains were
heavy outside of the city OF Cincin-
natl.
CHICAGO, Ill Nov. TO- The returns
from this state are meager. The
count progresses slowly and the
figures are hard to get at. The re-
turns indicate u plurality OF 5000 to
10, 900 for the democrats, and The re-
publican papers concede them the
state, but there are many repu blIcans
who believe that Fifer will pull
through for governor, as he is making
strong race outside of Cook county
The vote in the city Is very strongly
against him and IL will he by scratch
that he will win, il at all. COnserva-
1--WE repu blicans are not looking for
his election.
ST LOUIS, Mo-, Nov. 10.-All hope
If carrying this stale for Warner, the
repu blican candidate tor governor,
are at an end. The returns from over
80 counties indicate that Stone has
carried the state against Warner by
about $4,000 plurality. The demo-
Gratis also claim all of the cOngressiOn-
al districts, but this is disputed by
the republicans who have uudOubted
ly carried the 10th district, and have
as good show as the democrats for
carrying the llth. All the state Of
ticers are democratic and the state
legislature Overwhelmingly so.
MILWAUKEE, Wis, Nov. l0.-The
claim OF the democracy to this state
is still disputed by the republicans
who believe that the full returns will
show that they have small plurality
on the electoral ticket. The demo.
Gratis claim at least $1,000 plurality,
but this claim Is made m re for effect
than for anything else. Conservative
estimates give the state to Peck,
democratic candidate for governor,
and the electoral ticket to Harrison.
TOPEKA, Kan, Nov. 10.-There are
no returns from this state sufficiently
complete to indicate how it has gone.
The populists claim the state and the
election OF jerry Simpson over Long
in the 7th district. The republicans
deny these claims and assert that
they have carried the state.
DETROIT, Mich, Nov. l0.-The re-
publIcaus claim 0 OF the electoral
volt slf the state and the democrats
claim 6. There are IA votes in all.
Both parties claim the state legisia'
ture.
Boston, Mass, Nov. 10.-None of
the New England states, with the
pOssible exception of Connecticut
which is claimed by both parties,
gives it's electoral vote for Cleveland.
HARTFORD, Conn, Nov. lO.-The
full vote of this state gives Cleveland
a plurality of 5,2l5 over Harrison; q
majority of 200 over all. This is
gain of nearly 5 900 over his plurality
in 1888. The whole state democratic
ticket is elected.
DENVER, COL, Nov. 10.-This state
has gone for Weaver and free coinage
without q dIubt. The fusion ticket,
democratic and populist, is elected
throughout the state.
INDIANAPOLIS, Ind, Nov, l0.-Tte
returns received at republican head
quarters do not bear out the demo-
cratic claim 60 the state. There has
been a republican gain of over 8 600 In