Barton County democrat. [volume] (Great Bend, Kan.) 1885-1915, 1892-11-17
New York

New York
In 1888 NEW YORK gave Harrison $50, 1873;
Cleveland, 639, 955; Streeter, 626: Fisk, 80 231.
Total vote. 1.32E51G Rep. plurality, 1883.
NEW YORK, Nov 10.-''New York is
democratic by not less than 5000 and
has elected democratic assem- bly," is
the opening sentence of the latest edi-
ton of the New York Tribune, the
newspaper which is owned and edited
by Whitelaw Reid, the republican can
didate for vice president.
The paper continues: ''New Jersey
has probably gone for Cleveland by
from 5000 to 5000, but Keen rep
claims his election as governor. Con-
necticut is democratic by plurality of
not less than 5000 on the presidential
ticket and has chosen a democratic gov
ernor and legislature"
The Sun, in an extra, declares that
Mr.. Cleveland has carried the solid
south and of the so-called doubtful
states he carries Connecticut by 1000
majority or more; New York state by
$4,000; New Jersey by 5000; Delaware
by more than 1000; Indiana by about
5000; Illinois by 10, 900; Wisconsin by
10000; while Weaver has drawn from
Gen. Harrison's vote of 1888 by carrying
the states of Colorado, Idaho. Nevada
and Nebraska, and probable South
Dakota.
The legislature of the state of New
York is democratic the house having
been carried by majority of Ia, thus
insuring the election of democratic
senator in place of Mr.. Hiscock.
Mr. Cleveland's plurality in New
York City and county was 76,947, or
3,OS6 more than that of Mayor Elect
Thomas f. Gilroy. The entire city and
county ticket of the democrats is elect
ed Every Tammany assembiyman ex-
cept one out of the thirty in the city
and county is elected. The solitary one
Is a county democrat who was Endorsed
by the republicans. Every aldermanic
candidate is elected. Every congress
man is elected
Ohio.
In 1888 OHIO gave Harrison i1605i; Cleve-
land 500, 49, Streeter 1885, Fisk. 1886. Total
vote Si0,379. Rep plurality, 10, 500
COLUMBUS, o., Nov. 10.-Late returns
reveal the fact that the result in Ohio
rs very close. The democratic electors
have a lead of a little over 700 plurality,
with four counties to hear from. Three
of these are democratic. The fourth
Geauga, is republican. S. NJ Taylor,
state, claims his election by 6T6. 1t is,
however, thought that he runs behind
the republican electors.
Later-The situation in Ohio grows
interesting and exciting, with the re-
suit in doubt. The democratic commit
tee has reports from the county chair
men of t1irty-six counties which show
n net democratic gain for Cleveland of
1910. This leaves ffty-6ve counties
to hear from.
At the same ratio of increase the
state will go democratic, but the repub-
licans hope for q different result and
are claiming Ohio by good plurality
for Harrison. Col. w. A. TAYLOR, the
democratic candidate for secretary OF
state, claims his election by 1,5OO plu.
rality while Hon. S. NJ. Taylor, rep in
sistS that he is safe.
The reports received from seven re
publican county chairman at the repub
Iican state headquarters partially con
firm the figures of the democrats
These counties show at midnight the
democrats claim the state for CLEVELAND
from 1000 to 1.5OO plurality. The re
publicans corcede that it is very clos,
q and will require the official count to de
eide.
Illinois.
In lSsS ILLINOIS gave Harrison $40. AIS: Cleve
land, S4SS7i; Streeter, Z, l34; Fisk, 2f.7J3 Tota
vote, "a, s3S Rep. plurality, -, 10i.
CHICAGO, Nov. 10.-Cleveland has car
ried Illinois, beyond all doubt. Tha
even the republicans concede. TIL,
most determined members of that part,
will not, however, admit that Fifer ha
been defeated for governor.
Returns are coming in so slowly OIL
account of severe SHOWS throughout tn
state that it will probably be forty
eight hours before the full result ca,
be approximately guessed. Cook coun
q ty, according to the best information
obtainable, has given Cleveland plu
rality of SO, 900, and Altgeld pluralit
of so, 600.
California.
In 1888 CALIFORNIA gave Harrison 124 SIG
Cleveland, 117,729; Fisk. 5,716; Curtis Gamer. }
1881. Total vote, 25l, SSa Rep. plurality, 7,Osi
SAN FRANCISCO, Nov. 10.-Accordin,
to returns counted in this city thus far
Cleveland will have a plurality of abou
1000. Returns are too meager to sa,
with positiveness which electoral tickle
has carried the state, but the indica
tons are that Harrison's plurality il
other parts of the state will overcom
this and that the latter will probabl
carry the state by plurality consider
ably less than that of four years ago.
Weaver's vote was somewhat large