Santa Fe daily New Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1885-1897, 1892-11-10

of the state ticket by aplurality of from
1000 to 1000, with the exception OF the
three fusion candidates. These, he said,
are elected by small plurality. He said
that the Democrats chose electors in the
five districts with chance of more. Five
Democratic congressman have been elect
ed and one uncertain. He claimed that
the lower house Of the legislature will
have a Democratic majority of ten, and
conceded to the Republicans with ma
jority of from four to six.
ILLINOIS.
Chicago o.-Conservative men of beth
parties generally agree that the Demo-
cratic plurality in the state will be ap-
proximately 10000 and the Democrats
will have at least 13 of the % congress-
men, with a possibility of one or two
more in the districts still in doubt.
The Democrats have also elected their
county ticket in Cook county. In the
state senate the Democrats will have
about seven majority, and the indications
| also are that they will control the lower
house by about the same maj orlty, al
though the returns from several districts
are somewhat indefinite. No senator is
to be elected by the next general assem-
blage, but the important advantage OF
redistricting the state for congressional
legislative and judicial purposes will fall
to the Democrats.
Topeka-It will probably take an official
count to determine the result of gov
ernor in Kansas, but Weaver electors are
doubtless elected as they are far ahead of
the fusion candidate for governor.
Wichita.-Jerry Simpson is reelected
to congress in the 7th Kansas district by
majority of about 1880.
WYOMING.
Laramie. Osborn, D., has unques-
tionably been elected governor by a
majority of about 500. The Peoples
party electoral ticket, which was en-
dorsed by the Democrats, has not run so
we'll, and the contest with the Harrison
electors will be very close, but with
probability that the Weaver electors are
chosen.
Galveston, Texas.-Partial returns
from IS districts up to now indicate
that George Clarks is in she lead for gov
ernor. He has carried Galveston by an
estimated plurality of LOO or 1900.
Dallas, Fort Worth, Austin, Waco, San
Antonio, Paris and Weathe.f ford and the
larger cities will give him pluralities of
from 1000 to 5000. In many of the
counties where Hogg expected to draw
his strength, Nugent has polled an unex-
pectedly large vote that would have gone
to Hogg. Many counties are yet unheard
from, but from present indications,
Clark's plurality over Hogg is large.
WEST VIRGINIA.
Wheeling, W. V,-Meagre returns have
been received from West Virginia. but
they indicate that the Republicans have
carried the state, though the Democrats
do not concede it. The southern section
of the state has not yet been heard from.
The vote in Wheeling is not all reported,
but they indicate the election of por
ton of the Republican ticket. No def
mite figures can be given on the state
ticket before tomorrow.
Huntington, W. Va, Nov, 10.- Cape
hart for congress is undoubtedly elected
in this district by small majority. Re-
ports from the mountain counties in
dicate that heavy falling off of the vote,
which will probably defeat Anderson, D..
for congress in the third district
CALIFORNIA.
San Francisco. - Nine hundred and
thirty-seven precincts in California out of
total of 2,199 give Cleveland 67,934,
Harrison 62,561, Weaver 9,2S7 Cleye-
lands plurality is 5,357. This includes
265 precincts in San Francisco. 1t is now
estimated that the Weaver vote will ex-
ceed 10000 in the state.
NEW JERSEY.
Trenton, N. 1.-THE indications to-
night are that Cleveland's plurality in the
state Is $500; Wertz, Dem, for governor,
1000.
COLORADO.
Denyer.-Although the returns in this
state are incomplete it is clear that with
the exception of few candidates on the
county ticket the Peoples party have
scored great victory. Chairman Grif-
fifth, of the Republican state commsttee
comedies the state to the Weaver men,
but claims the election of o. L. Lefevie as
county Judge of Arapahoe county by
about 1000 plurality. He also claims
the election of Felker, Harrison and Web
Der, state senators from Arapahoe county,
by small plurality. He estimates the
Weaver plurality in this state at 5000.
When asked to what be ascribed the sud-
den change in Colorado politics Mr..
Griffith, after some hesitation, replied
that the silver clubs which were extern
sively formed during the campaign were
a great factor in the election Chairman
Coleman, of the Peoples party commit
tee, claims the election of the entire state
and county tickets, the latter by only 600
plurality and the former by 5000 to
5000. He gives the following figures
which represent about three-fourths of the
returns from the state; Weaver 22,59S