Fairhaven herald. [volume] (Fairhaven, Wash.) 1890-????, 1892-11-10
Cleveland Carries New York, Illinois
and Wisconsin
COLORADO AND KANSAS FUSION
The Three Nominees for Governor
Claim the Election in
Washington

fusion ticket is elected in Colorado and
Kansas.
The result Of the vote on governor in
this state is still in doubt, and the cleo
tion is claimed by McGraw. Snively and
Young. The Harrison electors and the
Republican congressional nominees are
doubtless elected.
SEATTLE. Wash-Two hundred and
nineJy-seyen precincts in Washington
give Harrison 1891, Cleveland l4.42S,
Weaver 1859; con greSsmen, Wilson l6, Az,
DoOlittle l6.5S2. Carroll l4,SlS. Munday
1916, Knox 7.S42, Van Patten S,S23; gov
ernor, McGraw l3,S7l, Snively 4,4O2,
Young l0,5l4.
PoRr ANGELES, Wash--The six wards
Of Port Angeles city complete, give the
Harrison is, Cleveland 1874. Weaver go.
For congress Wilson LAP, DOOlittle loo.
Carroll l47, Munday 1872, Knox 1911, Van
Patten 2ls. McGraw $50. Sniyely 100,
Young 232. For state representative
Hoole 100, Mallette 200, Sewers PA.
Eleven precincts out Of forty-two in
Clallam county, including the city Of Port
Angeles complete. gives the following:
Harrison $50, Cleveland 90, Weaver
32q. For Congress Wilson 346. DoOlittle
80, Carroll 2S5, Munday 23i, Knox 23S,
Van Patten -. McGraw 367, Snively
25a. SIS. Remaining precincts will give
loo Republican majority.
SEATTLE Three precincts In Franklin
county give Harrison p, Cleveland 81.
Weaver 80, Wilson q, DoOlittle %. Carroll
q. Munday g., Knox IS, Van Patten 80,
McGraw %, Snively IS, Young Il. Four
teen precincts in Thurston county give
Harrison Los, Cleveland 755, Weaver 1873.
Wilson 1913, Munday go, Knox 456. Van
Patten i5i, McGraw SIC Snively 759,
Young 497.
SEATTEE Complete returns from sixty
one out OF ninetY-seven precincts in King
county give Harrison 3,412, Cleveland .
as, Weaver l.4ll, Mctiraw 1894, Snively
l.ss6. Young l,65f. Wilson. 3.5Sl. DOOlittle
3.442. Carroll. 3,O57, Munday 2,022, Knox
ls56l, Van Patten l,50l.
MICHIGAN - Harrison electors are
elected in seven and Cleveland electors
in six electoral districts. Rich, Rep, for
governor is elected by 1000 plurality.
WISCONSIN, - Republicans admit that
the state goes for Cleveland. Four Of ten
congressman are probably Republican.
The legislature is Democratic, and will
elect Democrat 70 succeed Sawyer in the
senate.
WIsooNsN-Democratic Chairman Wall
says: Cleveland and Peck are elected by
about 1900. Returns are Incomplete, but
the precincts yet TO be heard from will
not make any material difference.
Connecticut gives Cleveland 5.417 plur-
atty, and the entire Democratic state
ticket Is probably elected. Three Demo-
Gratis and one Republican are elected to
congress. The legislature is Republican
on Joint ballot.
Georgia sends a solid Democratic dele
cation to congress. Watson was showed
under In the Tenth district, and Sam
Small in the Fifth.
CHICAGO, Ill-Late returns do not lessen
the Democratic victory In Illinois. In
conversation men In all parties agree that
CleyelandS plurality will approximate
10000.
CoLoRADo-The returns are meagre,
but sufficient TO show that the entire
fusion ticket is elected, according 10 the
Rocky Mountain News, Dem. but the
Republicans claim the state for Harrison
by 10000.
MINNEsoTA-Returns from the state
show that the fusion electors are running
behind the regular Democratic electors,
and that the Weaver vote Is not heavy.
Nelson, Rep, candidate for governor, Is
estimated TO have al least 1000 plurality.
Harrison probably has all the electors.
WASHINGTON, d. C-The president went
about his public duties this morning as II
nothing had happened, and seemed the
least disturbed Of anybody around the
White House. He declined to talk to re-
porters about the result. AS friend
expressed II: IF he is defeated he will lay
down the cares Of official life without the
least personal regret and seek the more
congenial seclusion OF private life with
undisgnised satisfaction" several news
paper men called at the White House this
morning for an expression Of opinion by
the president, but were met 10y Private
Secretary HalfOrd with the remark: "The
president will certainly not talk about
the election until 1t Is decided, and
doubt very much II he will say anything
about II then for publication"
SAN FRxNCIsCo, Cal-Returns from l,4l3
precincts out of 2,199, including 267 n Sar
Francisco, give Harrison 94,s4s, Cleveland
96,4sO Weaver l7,96S.
INDIANA -Four hundred and forty pre-.
cincts give Harrison F,42l, Cleveland AZ,
537.
OHIO Returns indicate that the Re
publcans and Democrats have elected
ten congressman each and one in doubt.
KANSAS indications point to the cleo
ton OF the national, state and congress
fusion tickets. The Populist chairman
claims a plurality Of 10000 for Weaver.
New YoRK--The latest Tribune extr
says, The election OF the presi lent ma,
devolve on the house OF representatives
Congress Is Democratic by clear MAORI
ty OF about fifty. New York is Democrat
by not less than 10000 and has electe
Democratic assembly New Jersey
Democratic by 5000 to 5000, but Kear
Rep, for governor claims his election
Connecticut is Democratic by not les
budn A,OuJ anu has C0OSen u
governor and legislature. Massachusett
has chosen Harrison electors and prob
ably Republican state ticket. All th
rest Of New England Is Republican.
In Republican headquarters 1t is sti
held TO be uncertain whether or not th
solid south is broken.
NEW YoRK-The New York Sun extr
says Cleveland has carried the solid soil
south, Connecticut bv 1000 or more. Me-
York state by 1900, New Jersey byS,OO
Delaware by over 10000, Indiana by 500
Illinois by 10000, and Wisconsin by 1000
Weaver has carried Colorado, Idaho, NJ
vada, Nebraska and probably South Ds
kota. The Sun also claims that the hous
will have more than 100 Democratic ma
iority. The legislature of New York
Democratic, insuring the election of
Democratic successor TO Senator Hiscocl
NEBRASKA Very incomplete return
from forty-eight OF the ninety counties
this state indicate that Harrison has