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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1892-04-12

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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1892-04-12

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The Forrest City times., 1892-11-11
Every Claim is Verified and those most Doubted
 have been Fulfilled.
MCCULLOUGH
Carries tho First District by a
 Good Majority.
ILLINOIS.

CHICAGO, Nov. 9.--One thousand and ninety-seven precincts vote for govern or: Altgeld (dem.l los.S26; Fifer (rep,) 17S,2i4. Twelve hundred and twenty three precincts out of 1467 in the state give Cleveland 2oS.320; Harrison, l97,- 00S; Cleveland's plurality, l0,sl2.
 BLOOMINGTON, ILL, November o. It was o'clock this morning when Hon E. A. Stevenson and his family retired, after carefully watching the re- turns and receiving the great multi tudes of visitors who called to extend to him their congratulations upon the democratic victory. About midnight delegation of democrats, with enthu- siasm. numbering thousand invaded his home. Every door in the house was damned with people crowding to grasp Gen. Stevenson's hands, Gen. Stew enson arose at an early hour this morn ing to get what additional returns were procurable and spent the day at his home receiving visitors and the con gratulations and telegrams of his friends. Hundred of telegrams have been pouring in upon him from all parts of the country. This afternoon Gen. Stevenson sent his congratula- tions to ex-president Cleveland.
The Forrest City times., 1892-11-11
Press Claims.

NEW YORK. Nov. 9.-Ihe Tribune (Rep. says: It is possible that the eiee- ton of president may deyolve on the house of representatives, and that con gress is democratic by a clear majority of about 90 According to the same paper New York state is democratic by not less than 90, GOO, and has elected democratic assembly.
 New Jersey has probably gone Tor Cleveland by from 5000 to 5000, but Kean. republican, claims his eiection as governor.
 Connecticut is democratic by plu- rality of not less than 1000 on preslden- tial ticket and has chosen a democratic governor and legislature.
 Massachusetts, it is claimed by the Tribune, has chosen Harrison electors and probably republican state ticket, thus displacing Governor Russell. All the rest of the New England states are repubcican.
 VII lDt OLlltL lhil'i NiAC 1t''f A'' extra edition printed this morning. holds that Mr. Cleveland has carried the solid South, and of the so-caled doubtful states he carries Connetlcut by 10000 majority or more; New York state, Al, GOO: New Jersey. 5000; Dele ware. more than 1000; Indiana. by about 5000; Illinois, 10,000; Wisconsin, 10 900; while Weaver has drawn from Gen. Harrison's s vote of 1888. carrying the states of Colorado, Idaho, Nevada and Nebraska and probably South Da- kota.
 The Sun claims also that the house of representatives will have demo- cratic majority of more than lC0 and that Worth, democratic candidate for governor of Nnw Jersey, is elected by about 400. The legislature of the state of New Jersey is democratic, the house having been carried by a majority of fourteen. thus insuring the election oi democratic senator in the place Of MT. Hiscock.
 Mir. Cleveland's plurality in New York city aud county was 76.9i7, or 3O86 more than that of Mayor-elect Thomas F. Gilroy. The entire city and county ticket of democrats is elected. Every assemblyman, except one out of thirty in the city and county, is e'rct- ed, The solitary one is county dem ocrat who was endorsed by republicans. Every alderman;c candidate is elected Every congressman is elected and Cleyeland's plurality was greater than Grants 60, ,576 over Seymour in 1888, but Mayor elect Gilroy's over candidate Ensteim 73,86l, exceeds by nearly 20,- 900 the greatest majority secured by any mayoralty candidate in twenty four years, that of 54, ,2G5 in 1868.
The Forrest City times., 1892-11-11

THE wonderful victory of Congress- man Michael D. Hsrter. democrat over E. q. Johnson, republican, in the Fourteenth district of Ohio Is the sub Ject of comment throughout the state. The district was gerrymandered, giving the republicans 1892 majority to go on. Harter oyercame this and several hun dred iuore. In the Eighteenth Nc Kinley's old districu latest returns show that Elkert, Democrat, defeats Morgan, republican, by 1900 majority or more, overcoming a republican ma iority of 2200.
The Forrest City times., 1892-11-11
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TIE result of the election Tuesday Is more than gratifying. Words fail to express the deep satisfaction which THE TIMES feels at the great landslide in favor of democracy. It is evident that the South has impressed the North with the fact that there is no dividing line so far as the welfare of the gov ernment is concerned, and Force bills and McKinleyism is alike as deteri. mental to their best interests as ours. The South thanks the North for the cyclone of democratic ballots which forever buries the idea of bayo- nets in the Southern elections. An end has been put to the idea of force legislation, and the people have with almost unanimity declared at the ballot box that the war is over, and there is one great commonwealth. Sec tionalism in politics has been declared unpopular. It ceases here, Paternal- ism and protection went down like. wise in the great REVOLUTION, and the future for the South is very bright. The victory is not confined to the cleo ton of Cleveland and Stevenson. The people have said ''tis not enougho and the senate and lower house of congress will be safelydemocratic. The Demo- cratic party will have entire control of the government and will be held to a strict accountability by the people for all legislation.
The Forrest City times., 1892-11-11

Never before was the Southern DOT tion of the United States confronted with brighter prospects than just now, says the Chattanooga, Tenn, Trades man. Trne, the people have overdone the production of raw cotton, and Iron and lumber, three great staples of in- dustry. True. this left the South out of participation when the phenomenal wheat and corn crops of the North and the short crops of Europe gave the North the rush of business. any means to pay old scores, and make improve ments, and left surpuls for the say ings bank, or to be invested; all this is true, but such phenomena seldom re- peat themselves. The South is eX- tremely likely to land on the right side of the industrial situation in another year, and then her turn will come. The section made marvellous gains, in values, in comforts, in Injuries, in out put of iron, cotton goods, wood mate rlals and farm products in ten years ended 1890, and it will inevitably do better in the next ten than in the last ten years. The raw materials of na- ture in the South have been but half explored. What we sometimes call thelr development" consists of mere hacks here and there upon tue edges and those resources are bound to be developed, and that with accelerated rapidity. Even now there are. in spite ot the low rates for cotton and iron, abundant signs of revival. Money is Tn good supply. The people have got ten out their crops with greater econ omy than ever before; the iron manu- factnrers show no signs of weakening dlversitication of industry in many di- rectlons goes on apace. Now it is a steel mill, now furniture factory. an oil mill or cotton mill that springs up and goes quietly to work.
The Forrest City times., 1892-11-11

the congressional and state tickets by from 800 to 500. The electorial vote vii. require the official count, and the majority will not be over 100 either way.
 Nebraska.
 OMAHA, NEE, November D. Re- turns are slow, Indications are that Harrison and Weaver are running close. Both claim the state.
 Minnesota.
 ST. PAUL, November 9.-3l3 pre- cincts in Minnesota give Harrison, 32,- sl9; Cleveland. 30.42s.
 Connecticut.
 HARTFORD, CONN. November o. The vote in this state, with one town missing. gives Cleveland. S2,403; IIar- rison, 76, ,9s9: Weaver, s09i; scattering, 1905.
 Michigan.
 DETROIT. November 9.--Democrats elect one EIector.at-largs and five dis trict electors, one more than was con ceded by the Republicans.
 Kansas,
 WICHITA, KAN, November D. Jerry Simpson IS reelected to congress in the seventh Kansas District.
 ILLINOIS.
 CHICAGO, November 9.-The late re- turns do not i.bate in any way from the decisive Democratic victory in the State of Illinois, both National and State ticket. Conservative men of all parties now generally agree that the Demo- cratic plurality in the State will be ap- proximatelv 10000.
 CncAGo, November 9--Fifer fRep. is making strong race for Governor outside of Cook county, and although the majority of the Republicans con cede his defeat, others still hold on to the hope of his success. The Inter- Ocean at Q o'clock announced that ii counties outside of Cook gave Fifer 4600 majority. At this rate the Inter Ocean believs he may yet win the State, although no great confidence is felt in such result It comedies the State to Cleveland,
 Indiana.
 INDIANAPoLIs, Nov. 9.-0 p. m.- Seyenty-four out of the 92 counties in Indiana, as reported to Chairman Tag gart, of the Democratic State Commit tee, give net Democratic gains over 1888 of S.S43. The estimated net gain in the other IS counties is 400, making the Democratic plurality in the State 9,7i3.
 Ohio.
 CINCINNATI, O., November 10.-- 1:35 a. m.-The Enquirer (Dem), with four counties to hear from, three of which have hitherto been democratic estimates Cleveland's plurality in the state at TOO. The republicans still claim Ohio by 1l6 plurality.
The Forrest City times., 1892-11-11
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The Forrest City times., 1892-11-11

erston's majority over Cate was HOO. A much larger vote was polled than in the state elections, but not the full strengtl of the county. Trieber ran ahead of the presidential electors Quite number of ballotis were thown out as'informal ballots.
 PHILLIPS COUNTY.
 HELENA, ARK, November 9.-The returns of fourteen out of eighteen voting precincts of Phillips county are now in the hands of the county election commissioners. The otilc'al count gives Jacob Trieber. republican candidate for congress, 639 majority over r. D. McCuiloch, democrat. Re turns from the remaining four pre- cincts will make Tricber's majority reach between TOO and 800 The vote for the republican and popullSt cleo toral tickets will be nominally noth- ing, IS the republicans voted for eoh' gressman, entirely ignoring the re- publican electoral ticket. Cleveland anc Stevenson will carry the county. The republicans counted on carrying the county by 2500 for Trieber.
The Forrest City times., 1892-11-11
Iowa,


 DEs MONIES, November 9.-The democratic state committee admits that the republicans have probably carried ten out of eleven distncts. Re- publicans claim Harrison's plurality is 25,000.
 Washington.
 PORTLAND, ORE. November 9.-Re- turns from Washington state are com ing in slowly. From meagre reports received. the indications are that Har- rison carries the state by 1000 plurality Shively tdemocratl is leading for gov ernor, while the vote for congressman is close. The Peoples party vote is surprisingly large.
 Oregon.
 PORTLAND, ORB, Novembey B. The democratic central committee con- cedes the election of three Harrison electors in Oregon. by pluralities rang ing from i,500 to 5000, but they claim the election of one Weaver eleetor, en- dorsed by the democrats.
 Colorado.
 DENVER, Co.,, November e.-A special to the News from Cheyenne says that Chairman Vandeveter, of the republican state com mittee, comedies the election of Osborn for governor; Clark, Supreme Judge, and thinks Clark. for congress, will pull through with 200 majority. He claims the leg islature on joint ballot aud Harrison Electors by 500 majority. Chairman Aoueii claims ten of tbs legislature.
The Forrest City times., 1892-11-11
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The Forrest City times., 1892-11-11
THE FIRST DISTRICT.
Arkansas. CRAiGHE.AD COUNTY,

U 1OONl1,
 JoNEsBogo, Nov. 9---The cleo tion passed of quietly. Seven hundred and forty-nine votes cast in Jonesboro township. Safe to say 500 for Cleve- land and McCulloch.
 RANDOLPH COUNTY.
 PoCAHoNTAs, Nov. 9.-One hundred and ilfty-nine votes cast in this town ship. Will fall short of the September vote almost fifty votes. Indications point to very light vote in this Ran dolph) county. All quiet.
 PoCAHoNTAs. Nov. 10.-Five town ships out of thirteen heard from in this county give McCulloch majority of S76. It is safe to say that the Demo cratic majority in the county will be 1 ,500.
The Forrest City times., 1892-11-11

Most of our readers have heard the news, but the more you read and study them the better they will get. Democ- racy has gained grand victory, and Grover Cleveland and Adlsi E. Steven son have heen chosen to preside over tbis great commonwealth for the next four years. The result of Tuesdays battle is more than satisfactory. 1t exceeds the estimates of the widest prophets and is the greatest victory ever won by any party.
 The following table gives the electo- ral vote by states, and can be relied upon as being absolutely correct 30 far as returns had been made up to noon to-day:
The Forrest City times., 1892-11-11

THERE is some hope that Vermont will make it unanimous.
The Forrest City times., 1892-11-11

THERE'S no telling how many cleo. toriai votes Cleveland did get.
The Forrest City times., 1892-11-11

THE democrats of Tennessee gave Turney a dandy majority.
The Forrest City times., 1892-11-11

"Where's Poker Jack" of Rackinsack, Who up and shuffled and cut the pack, And with awesome gulf Tried on bluff, To play the deuce in "Rackinsack." :"
 Courier Journal.
The Forrest City times., 1892-11-11
WOODRUFF COUNTY.

AUGUSTA, ARK, Nov. 9.-Woodruff county gives r. D. McCulloch, candi- date for congress from the First Dis trict, 450 majority over Trieber, repub- liean, and Cleveland carries the county by oyer 300.
The Forrest City times., 1892-11-11
GREEN F COUNTY.

county gives Cleveland and McCulloch 750 majority.
 PARAaoULD, Nov. l0.--The vote of Greene county is as follows: Cleveland, l.l96; Harrison, Si; McCuloch for con- gress, ,2il; Trieber. 3s7. Returns all
The Forrest City times., 1892-11-11

ALNuT hlDGE, NOV. b.- Law renee county's full vote: Cleveland, 800 McCulloch, 300 majority. This is off cial. The town is wild tonight over the national victory.
 JACKSON COUNTY.
 NEWPORT, Nov. l0.-The vote of thls Jackson county, canvassed to day, is as follows: Cleveland, l,552; Harrison. TOT; Weaver, l57. McCulloch. (Dem.) for congress, 1881; Trieber. 657. Bid well, the Prohibition candidate, wasn t in it. This is the largest vote cast in this county in Presidential election for twenty years. The force bill and tariff reform were the only issues.
 PoINsETT COUNTY.
 Poinsett is for McCulloch by an esti- mated majority of SGO.
 MISSISSIPPI COUNTY. MEMPHIS, Nov. l0.-Cleyeland and McCulloch carry Mississippi county by about 800 majority.
 CLAY COUNTY.
 PrGaoTr, Nov. 10. The official count in this county gives McCulloch l,l4I and Trieber 459.
 CROSS COUNTY.
 VANSDALE, Nov. l0.-Com plete re- turns show the following vote for con- gress in Cross county: MeCulloch, 75l; Trieber, 430.
 LEE COUNTY.
 McCnlloclI's majority is variously es. timated at from 300 to TOO. From all advices received TnE TINES thinks Lee county can be safely county as giving 300 majority for McCulloch.
 CRIrTENnEN COUNTY. MARION, ARK. November 9.-Trie- Der carries crittendel county by a majority of ss2. Two years ago Feath-
The Forrest City times., 1892-11-11

Let the rascals be turned out quickly
The Forrest City times., 1892-11-11

Nov for lower taxes.
The Forrest City times., 1892-11-11
LAWRENCE COUNTY.

WALNUT RIDGE, Nov. D. Law renee county's full vote: Cleveland, 800 McCulloch, 300 majority. This is off cial. The town is wild tonight over the national victory.
The Forrest City times., 1892-11-11

"Listen to their tale of woe"
The Forrest City times., 1892-11-11

WE came from Illinois.
The Forrest City times., 1892-11-11

Ha! It's a glorious victory.
The Forrest City times., 1892-11-11

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