Huntsville gazette., 1892-11-19
HUNTSVILLE. ALA, SATURDAY, NOVEMBER 10, 1892.

nothing mere for the committee to do,
as only the official count will determine
the result.
CINCINNATI, Nov 12.-On next Mon
day afternoon the board of elections
will complete their official returns OF
Hamilton county. The clerks have al
ready revised and compared figures on
presidential electors and on secre-
| tary of state. There is disparity in
the vote for electors. On the repub-
lican ticket Lorenzo Danford received
the greatest number of votes, Al, 963
| and Mayor John d. Mosby the lowest,
41,672. On the democratic ticket James
t. Seward received the greatest number
OF votes, KS, 392, and VIM. A. Maline and
Thomas Letter the lowest, each 81, ,94S
For the peoples party 1.116 votes were
cast and for the prohibition party 5S4.
| COLUMBUS, Nov. 12.-The republican
state committee received official returns
| from Hamilton county at midnight 1t
shows gain over estimates for Taylor,
| (rep.) for secretary of state, of 70, which
makes his plurality in the state 1,074.
The plurality for the republican elect
ors is S72, with the exception of Sew
ard, who heads the democratic electors.
The official returns from 81 counties
show that he has run ahead nearly 500
votes, due to democratic blunders in
voting, and the same facts are true Of
Danford, who heads the republican
electors. The net republican gain in
the 81 counties over estimates and un
official reports is Y2.
| Nebraska.
| OMAHA, Neb., Nov. 14.-Seven coun-
ties of Nebraska have not yet been
| heard from in the way of election fig
ures, but they are all border counties
and cast light votes, and can in no wise
| change the result. Harrison carried the
state by about $500, while the repub-
ican state ticket was elected by plu-
ralities ranging from 5000 to $4,000.
Bryan (dem.) was elected in the First
district by 1863 plurality; Mercer rep
in the Second by 1,1S7 Meikeljohn (rep.)
in the Third by 1900; Hainer (rep) in
the Fourth by 2,1O0; McKeegan (ind.
dem. in the Fifth by 200; Keim (ind. J
in the Sixth by over 1000. There will
be contest in Boyd county between
Butt and Spencer. Spencer says Butt
stuffed the ballot-box.
| Michigan.
DETROIT, Mich, Nov. 14.-Chairman
Campau of the Democratic state central
committee is confident that VIM. New
ton. for justice of the supreme court;
Adslphus A. Ellis, for attorney-gen-
eral, and George T. Schafer, for com
missioner of the state land Office, on
the fusion ticket, are elected.
The election of Attorney-General
Ellis and Judge Newton is specially
important, and is regarded by the
democratic state committee as Of the
highest Importance. The special count
will not be made until Tuesday.
Returns from all the counties in the
Tenth congressional district show that
Weadock (dem. J, whose election>was in
doubt, has 205 majority over Van
Fleeck (rep.) for congress.
| Kansas.
TOPEKA, Kas., Nov. LIT is now
conceded that the legislature on joint
ballot is fusion by one or two votes.
The official returns on governor show
Lewelling to be $500 ahead. Official
returns from the Second congressional
district show the election of Moore
(dem.) over Funston (rep.) by 81 votes
A change of over 100 were made in
Moore's favor by the count, which de-
feats Funston's previously reported
election.
TOPEKA. Kas., Nov. 14.--Republicans
concede the defeat of both their state
and national tickets by a majority of
about 1000. They also concede that the
populists have small majority in both
branches of the legislature and that q
populist will be elected to the United
States senate to succeed Bishop W..
Perkins.
S. H. Funston (rep.) has been elected
to congress in the Second district by a
majority of less than 200. The populist
candidate, H. L. Moore, is taking testi-
mony with view to contesting Fun
ston's election. He claims to have proof
of the casting of $50 illegal votes in
Wyandotte county alone.