The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-11-09

would Indicate that the Dernocih'' 'o
jority In this. Cooke county. VIII pe aoou'
sS ooo As the probable Republican ma
iorItv outside of this county Is from d.
400 20 % GOO. the chances all are that I'LL
nois Is Democratic this year. go,
CHICAGO Nov. S-102 townships In LII"
nols outside Cook county give Harrison
10 AS: Cleveland, 15,i57-net gain for |le'e-
land OF 1904.
CHICAGO. ILL. Nov. S-Returns re-
ceived by the Tribune up TO w. .os"i 81,
indicate Cleveland for President ana All
Geld Dem) for Governor, has carried
| cooke county by at least 1903 majority.
state returns do not show as large Re-
publican gains as was hoped, so tnat IN
aU likelihood Illinois is lost TO the Repub-
lIcans. The State Legislature Will also
probably have n Democratic majority.
II looks as II Michigan would be
staud-off on electoral vote between the
two parties. Indiana is probably Demo-
cratic, Wisconsin IS probably Hepupli-
can. as are also Minnesota and Iowa.
Nebraska and Kansas have both probably
chosen Weaver electors Both the Da-
kotas are close. Idaho. Montana. Wash
ington and California are considered SAFE
for the Republicans, while Colorado Is
very close with small chance for the cleo
ton OF the Populist electoral ticket.
CHICAGO, ILL, Nov STE townships
outside Of Cook county give Harrison 3d.
173: Cleveland, A., S9S Net gain for Cleve-
land over the vote of 1883 of 2i.iB
| CHICAGO. Nov. 8.-157 townships out
side of Cook county give Ffer Niep), for
Governor. 22.S77: Altgeld Dem) 2i2'2.
The Chicago Tribune comedies Illinois to
| Cleveland.
CHICAGO. Nov. $50 townships out
side OF Cook county give Harrison 1856;
Cleveland, 50, 1913. Net gain for Cleveland.
2,239.
INDIANA.
INDIANAPOLIS. Nov. 8.-The voting
in this State to-day was for presidential
electors. Is Corgressmen, Governor and
other State officers and Legislature,
which will select successor to David
Turpie (Dem.) in the United states SEN
ate.
NEW YORK. Nov. S.-The World bull
letin saws the chairman OF the Democratic
state committee saws Cleveland has car
ried Indiana No returns received yet
from that state.
INDIANAPOLIS, IND, Nov. S.-Not
enough returns have been received TO
indicate the result The few returns re-
ceived show very small gain Tor harm
son. The State is probably Democratic.
INDIANAPOLIS, Nov. SO precincts
I'm this State give Harrison, 1.5n; Cleve-
land. l.9Oi Same In 1890 gave Truster'
.322: Matthews. .2D.
ST. LOUIS, MO, Nov. S.-The Globe
Democrat comedies Indiana to the Demo-
Gratis by 5000 10 10000 plurality.
INDIANAPOLIS. Nov. SO precincts
give Harrison. 7,24S; Cleveland G,296. Net
Republican gain over 1890 OF 1874
u precincts I'm the State give Harrison,
LEO; Cleveland 945 Same precincts In
1890 gave Tinsler. 1.On: Matthews, $50. Re-
publican gain, 80; Democratic gain. 60;
NOT RopubifCan gain. 49,
INDIANAPOLIS, IND, Nov. SEQ pre-
cincts give Harrison, 1925; Cleveland,
II .3O6 Net Republican gain over 1880.
LOIS.
ESTUCKY.
LOUISVILLE. KY, Nov. S.-The citi-
zens Of this State voted to-day for presi-
Dental electors and II congressman.
There was no State ticket.
| LOUISVILLE, KY, Nov. S.-A Repub-
lican Congressman is undoubtedly elected
in the Eleventh district; all the others
are Democrats.
KANSAS
TOPEKA, KAN. Nov S-Kansas voted
to-day for presidential electors, con-
gressmcn. Governor and other State Of
fcers and Legislature. which will have
the naming Of United States Senator
in place of Bishop w. Perkins. who was
appointed to serve until the election or a
successor to Senator Plumb. deceased.
The New York Times bulletin says
Republicans have lost the Legislature in
| Kansas.
TOPEKA, KAN, Nov. S.-The Repuhli-
| can state central committee claims the
election of all the 8 Republican candi-
dates for Congress and a majority in
each branch of the Legislature, as well
as the State and electoral tickets.
similar claim Is made By the Fusonists.
If the proportion Of gains made by the
Republicans in the few precincts heard
from is kept up throughout the State the
Republican majority will be not less than
$4,000.
lou sIANA.
NEW ORLEANS, LA, Nov. S.-The
elected in Louisiana to-day was for presi-
Dental electors and congressman.
NAINE
BANGOR, ME, Nov. S.-Maine elected
her congressman and State officers in
September and the voting to-day was
for residential electors only.
MARYLAND.
BALTIMORE, MD. Nov. S-Maryland
voted to-day for presidential electors and
G congressman.
| BALTIMORE, MD, Nov. S.-There was
only one district I'm doubt In Maryland,
the Sixth district, formerly represented
by McComas secretary OF the Rcpubli-
can national committee, where Yelling
ton Rcp.) contested the representation
against McKaig (Dem), the sitting mem
Der.
The district was carried last election
by McKaig by less than POO In total
vote OF nearly $4,000. Latest returns are
that he has carried Washington county
by $50 has gained largely In Garrett
county and is reelected by an Increased
majority.
MASSA Gnu FITS.
BOSTON, MASS, Nov. 8.-The voting
in Massachusetts to-day was Tor presi-
Dental electors, is congressman, Cover
nor and other State officers and LeSis-
lature which will select successor TO
United States Senator IL. l.. Dawes
BOSTON, MASS. Nov S.-The weather
throughout New England was perfect and
the vote enormous. In Massachusetts II
Is safe 10 say the vote IS the largest ever
cast. Reports from New Hampshire and
! Connecticut also indicate large vote
The result will be slow returns.
In this city returns are coming in slow
ly. The first twenty-five precincts Of
Boston show a net gain for Halle Rep),
for Governor over Allen Rep) last year
of Cos Russells net gain over his own
vote last year in the same precincts is
GO This shows a net Republican gain of
q.
BOSTON, MASS. Nov. Sat $50 p.
NJ. the returns Of only ten towns in Mas
sachusetts were in. They gave Harri-
CON Cla,ralan1 12idvyen &,