The Coconino weekly sun., 1892-11-10
CLEVELAND THE WINNER.
The Result of the Great Battle in
 Favor the Democrats.
The Peoples Party C Try Five States and Assist the Democrats in thelr
 Battle with tho Repubiians.

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 Battle with tho Repubiians.
 The result of the national election is diseouraging to the Republicans. The Democrats have carried the Solid South New York, Connecticut, Indiana Illinois Wisconsin and Michigan. The Peoples party carry Nebraska, Colorado, Nevada, and North Dakota and Minnesota, The new party has made large gains, and will have an increased number of members in congress. The result while not wholly expected is surprise to both parties.
 NEW YORK, Nov. o. A Western Union bulletin at r. m. says: Re- turns at this hour shows that the house of representatives will be largely dem ocra,ie and the senate is likely tostand as follows: Republicans 45, demo- crats 40, peoples party 8. Russell is probely elected governor of Massachu- cts by small majority. Indiana is probably democratic by a small ma iority. Wisconsin is claimed by both sides.
 NEW YORK, Nov, 9.-The latest cx- a edition of the Tribune says; It is possible that the election of presi- deni may devolve on the house of rep resentatives, and the congress IS dem ocratic by clear majority of 50 Ac- cording to the same paper New York state is democratic by not less than 30, 900, and has elected democratic as- sembly, New Jersey has probaly gone for Cleveland by from 5000 to 5000, but Keene Qep) claims his elec- ton as governor, Connecticut isdem- ocratc by plurality of not less than ,000 on tho presidential ticket, aud has chosen democratic governor and ! legislature. Mass achusetts, 1t is claimed by the Tribune; has chosen Harrison electors and probably re- publican state ticket, thus displacing Governor Russell. All the rest of New England is republican headquart- CTS it is held that it is still uncertain whether the solid South is unbroken. On the other hand the Sun, in an eX- trs edition printed this morning, holds that .'AIr. Cleveland has carried the i, Solid south and the so-callcd doubtful states. He carried Connecticut by 4,- 0)0 majority or more; New York state by 44,000, New Jersey by 5000, Del aware by more than l, 900 while We lver has drawn from General Har- rison's vote of 'SS by carry the state of Colorado, Idaho; Nevado, and Nebraska and rrobaly South Dakota"
 The Sun claims also that the houses of representative will have democratic majority of more than 100, and that Wertz, democratic candidate for gov eruor of New Jersey, is elected by about 1000, and the legislature of the state of New York is democratic, the house having been carrid by major ity of 5I, thus insuring the election of a democratic senator in place of Mir Hiscock. Mr. Cleveland's plurality ia New York city and county was 76,9l7, or 3, ,0S6 more than that of Mayor-elcct Thomas F, Gllroy. The entire city and county ticket of the democrats IS elected. Every assemblyman, except one out of the thirty city and county is elected. The solitary one IS q county democrat who was indorsed by the republicans. Every alderman can didate is elected. Every congressman is elected. Mir. Clcyeland's plurality was greater than Grants, 60,70S over Seymoure in 1868, but Mayor-elect Gilroys plurality over Candidate Fin stein, 73,S66, exceeds by nearly 20, 900 the greatest majority secured by d New York mayoralty secured in twentyfour years, that of 5l,27i in lS- 86. Severeal gentlemen from demo- cratic headquarters went up 10 see Mir Cleveland at his residence about 2 o'clock this morning to congratulate him on his election. There were in the party, Chairman Harrity, Don M. 1 Dickcnson, cx-sccretary of the treas { ury, C. C. Baldwin, Henery Willard { and and others, Mir, Cleveland and Mrs, Cleveland came outon the portico and Mir. Cleveland made short speech i in acknowledgement of the congratu- lations of throng which at that hour had gathered about the home of the | presidcut-elcct.
 KANSAS
 TOPEKA, Nov. S.--Partial returns i from the Seventh Congress District, now represented by Jerry Simpson, in- i