, 1892-11-10

publicans.
INDIANAPOLIS, November 10. - Return
from all except thirteen counties at thl
democratic headquarters show a demo
cratic plurality of $3.50. The counties no
yet reported are expected to swell this II
10,500, possibly II ,000. The peoples party
vote is expected to reach 25,000, prohibi
ition 1900. The democrats elect tel
members of congress, the republicans two
and one in doubt. The legislature is largely
democratic.
Minnesota.
ST. PAUL, November 10-Three hundred
and eleven precincts in Minnesota, includ
ing hundred in Minneapolis, give Harri
son 80, ,319and Cleveland 80, ,428. Harrison's
plurality is 1891. Harrison electors will
have about $500 majority.
ST. PAUL, November 10.-Partial returns
from ffty-fiYe out of eighty counties and
estimates on the remainder show Harri-
sons plurality to be 16, ,239. Not sufficient
returns are at hand to indicate whether the
four fusion electors are defeated or not.
| The democratic committee claim their cleo
| ton. The republicans claim the election
of the whole republican electoral ticket.
Nelson, republican, for governor, is proba-
| bly, elected by 10000. Of seven congress-
men the republicans claim five and con-
cede two. The democrats claim three and
another in doubt.
Kansas.
TOPEKA, Kas., Nov. 1O.-The democratic
and populist state centrOl committees
claim that Weaver and Lewelling have
carried the state by 5000 to 10000. The
republican state central committee admits
the defeat of Bruce for auditor, but claims
the election of Smith. Conservative estl-
mates are that the republican state and
electoral tickets are defeated, and not more
than two or three republicans are elected
to congress out of eight. The legislature is
in doubt. Harris is elected congressman
at large. He is an ex-confederate and the
first ex-confederate elected to congress
from northern state.
The latter statement is incorrect. Eel
lows, of New York, is an eX-cOnfederate.-
ED. TRIBUNE.
Colorado.
DENVER, Col, November 1O-Returns
from forty-One out of fifty-one counties in
dicate that the democratic -populist fusion
ticket carried everything, from presiden-
tial electors to constable. The republicans
concede everything except Holm for gov
ernor. Weaver, in the returns, has ma
jOrity of 14,864. The legislature is proba-
bly, democratic for the first time in the his
tory of the state.
Pennsylvania.
PHILADELPHIA, November 10.-Pennsyl-
vania revised returns give Harrison 65,475
plurality, democratic gain of 15, 1856. Rep
resentatlon in congress, twenty republicans
and ten democrats.
Della ware.
WILMINGTON, November 1O.-Delaware
gives Cleveland plurality of GA.
COnnectIcut.
HARTFORD, November 10. - Cleveland's
plurality in the state is about 5000 Con-
gressional delegation, one republican, six
democrats. The legislature is republican
ON joint ballot.
Kansas
TOPEKA, November 10.-The next legisla-
ture will be republican by small MAORI
ty on joint ballot.
GALVESTON, November 10.-The indica-
tions are that Hogg, democrat, for COVER
nor, is elected by small but safe ma
iority.
Kentucky.
LOUISVILLE, November 10. - Kentucky
gives Cleveland about $1,000 plurality and
elects the democratic ticket by $4,000. Also
sends eight democrats to congress, gain
of one.
oklahoma.
GUTHRIE, November 10.-Flynn, republi-
can, was elected delegate to congress. The
democrats and alliance have the legis-
lature.
wisconsin.
MILWAUKEE, Nov 10.-Democratic Chair
man Wall says Cleveland and Peck are
elected by about 1900. The returns are
incomplete, but will not make any mate
rial difference.
MILWAUKEE. Wis, Nov. 9.-Returns to
noon show democratic plurality in the
state of fully 5000, four congressman are
republican and six are democratic. The
legislature is democratic on joint ballot by
south Dakota.
HURON, South Dakota, November TO-
Two hundred and seventy-four precincts,
including the cities of Sioux Falls, Huron,
Aberdeen, Pierre, DeadwOod, Lead City
and Rapid City, give Harrison IL ,122,
Cleveland 2600, Weaver 1924. So far as re-
turns have been received they show the
legislature to be republican.
Iowa.
DEs MONIES, Iowa, November 1O.-The
latest figures place the total republican
vote at 228,0O0, the democratic at 208, 900,
populist 5000. This includes estimates
from several counties, but cannot be far
from correct. OF eleven counties, ten are
surely republican, though eleven district
are still claimed by the democrats, butmere-
ly as possibility.
New Mexico.
ALBUQUERQUE, New MeX1. o, November
10.-COnservatiYe republicans concede a
small majority for Bishop, democratic, for
congress.
Montana.
BUTTE, Montana, November 10.-Returns
indicate the election of the republican
national state and congressional tickets
The legislature is probably republican.
The peoples party drew targets from the
democrats.
Nebraska.
OMAHA, Neb., Nov. 10.-The democrats
and republicans elect two congressm en-
each with one IN doubt.
Michigan.
/ DETROIT, Mich, Nov 10.-Complete re-
turns show the election of seven democrats
and FIVE republicans to congress. The re-
publicans elect nine presidential electors,
the democrats five.
Illinois.
CHICAGO, November 10.-IllinOis will
] probably elect nine republicans and eleven
democrats to congress.
Owen Scott, democratic candidate for con
gress from the Fourteenth district, admits
his defeat. This makes the Illinois con
gressional delegation twelve democrats and