Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1892-11-10

and, iSTss Total vote, oSTS Rep plurality,
Z, t0I.
Now Hampshire.
CONCORD, N. H., Nov. o.-The non
'eceipt Of Geographic returns Of any Of
he towns in the state up to 10 o'clock
Indicate that they will be very much
alter than in former years In this city
he democrats have gained heavily.
Indications at midnight are that the
itate Is carried by Harrison by about
200; that there Is no choice for gov
,rnor by tho people; that Stone and
Parker (dems.) are elected TO congress
md that the legislature is republican,
10Th branches.
~, Cleveland. $3.50; Streeter, ie Fisk, 1903
Total vote, 9j,si9. Rep plurality, 9,T2
Maino.
PORTLAND, Me, Nov. 9-0ne hundred
and seventy-four towns in Maine give
Harrison 42,035, Cleveland 3i,64i, scat
tering 1900; same towns in 1888 gave
Harrison 4s, $40, Cleveland $4,000, scat
tering 2,577; republican plurality now,
l0,624 II the remaining towns come In
with the same ratio the vote will stand,
1900, Cleveland 10000,
In 1888 MAINE gave Harrison 73,73,; Cleye'
land, 30, lsi; Strcotor, 1884 Fisk, p,0oi. Total
vote, iss2c Rep plurality s1eSa
Wyoming.
LARAMIE, Wyo, Nov. 9-The repub-
lican state central committee comedies
the state TO the democrats.
Tho vnto "a wVnAINg N t9l1 WAS
s,s7p: democratic, HiSS Republican plurality,
LTge
Mississippi
JACKSON, Miss, Nov. o.-Indication'
at midnight are that the democrat
have elected their candidates for con
gress in every district Of the state
plurality will be about 100,
900. The election passed off quietl,
and heavy vote was cast The Second
district conceded TO b.
the only close district in the state, hai
gone for hard money (Dem) by 200
majority over Frank Burltitt Pop
This result insures u solid democrats
delegation in congress.
Florida
JAcKsoNvnLE, Fla, Nov. o,-Indica
tions at midnight are that Florida
solidly democratic vote has not beef
disturbed by the peoples party, but
will be lighter than at the state cleo
tion in October. stephen p Mallor
(dcm) Ia reelected TO congress In tn
First district, and c. NJ. Cooper, tn
democratic nominee, is elected owe
Austin 5, Mann, third party man, In tn
Second district
In 1898 FLORIDA gave Harrison 20 ooT; Clev,
land, 30, i6l Fisk, AZ Total vote, 0o,o5o DEN
plurality, l2sOL
Connecticut.
New HAVEN, Conn, Nov. Com
plete returns from the state by South
ern New England Telephone Co. Civ
Cleveland $3.50 plurality and Morrii
(dem for governor, l,464 majority.
In 1919 CoNsECrICuT gave Harrison 1885,
Cleveland, 1882; Streoter, $40. Fisk, ASSL IL
tai vote, ibS,97o Dom plurality, $50
California.
SAN FRANCISCO, Nov. 9-Califor nj
chairman republican state central con
mittee comedies California gone den
Ocratic by 1,OOO plurhnty'
Later-ChairInan of the republica
state committee claims ho has bet
misquoted. lie comedies the city
San Francisco has gone democratic
1000 plurality, but that republican
may pull through In the state at larg
In 1883 CALIFoRSIA gave Harrison ia, II
Cleveland, III, T,9; Fisk. b,7l6. Curtis (Amsr.
1891 Total vote, 2bl, $50 Rep. plurality, 7,O'
Texas.
GALVESTON, Tex, Nov. 9.-Returi
from the state come In slow. At mi
night II looks as though Clark wou
secure the election of governor, but r
ports are constantly shifting, and
adequate estimate Of result cannot
made. The usual democratic majori
will be given the national ticket
In 1883 TEXAS gave Harrison ss9sli Cley
land, 234, 1888. Strecter, 29,i59 Total vote, %
S7l Dem. plurality, iio,ioL
Nevada.
RENO, New, Nov. SIT 10 conced,
by all parties that Weaver carries n
vada by 1900. Newland's silver par
elected TO congress- Result as 10 Il
legislature not certain, but general
believed the silver party has n MAORI
which will insure the election OF Ste
art 10 the United States senate.
In 1873 NEVADA gave Harrison 1899: CleN
| land, $3.50, Fisk, a. Total vote, i2,oOa Il,
plurality, l,9l2
lows.
DIES MONIES, Ia, Nov. 9.--The day
| this state In remarkable ON account
| the quiet and good order which pr
vailed at the polling places Prese
indications are that an unusually lar
vote has been polled. In Des Moin
the heaviest registra ton In the histo
| OF the city was recorded and the II
registration was polled The wealth
has been perfect. AS far as heard fro
| In all parts OF the state, the cities I
report an increased vote, and the !
ports from the country districts she
that the vote there Is also large.
| IL Is estimated that in this city I
defections due TO ignorance Of the VI
srs in marking their ballots under I
new law will reach nearly 100. II +,
same proportion Is true OF the state,
IL Is likely 10 be, IL will have quite
influence in the election. The chanc'
however, are that IL will affect all pi
ties equally, The law, In spite Of thu
mistakes, has proven success on d
trial and everybody seems we'll pleas
with II.
SIOUX CITY, Ia, Nov. o.-IndicatiC
are that the Eleventh district has Civ
Harrison a majority and that conRre
man Perkins has been reelected by
republicans.
In 1883 Iowa gave Harrison Eli $685. CieVelA
1887; Streeter, o. IO5. Fisk, 1850, Total W
t0ii3o Rep plurality. Si.72i
Indiana.
INDIASAPoLIs, Ind, Nov. o-At m
night Chairman TagRart, of the der