Santa Fe daily New Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1885-1897, 1892-11-09
-::BRIEF WIRINGS::-
The ELECTIONS.
The Doubtful States Go Hell-Bent for
Cleveland and the Demo-
cratic Tickets.
New York, Wisconsin and Illinois
Lower the Republican
Standard.
THE ELECTIONS.
LAST NIGHTS BULLETINS.

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New York.-The Tribune Bulletin says
Harrison carries Pennsylvania by $4,000
Sun bulletin claims Cleveland has carried
Connecticut by 5000. Times bulletin
says Republicans have lost the Legislature
in Kansas.
In the state, III districts outside New
York and Brooklyn give Cleveland 82,611
Harrison 99,548, same districts in 'SS gave
Cleveland 66,995 Harrison 107923.
The Commercial Advertiser claims
Kean, Republican, governor, New Jersey
elected over 5000; also claims that
Cleveland has carried Illinois by 5000.
New York Times Bulletin says Michi.
gan gives at least seven electoral votes
for Cleveland and that Illinois has gone
for Cleveland by 10000 majority aud that
Altgeld, Democrat, is elected governor.
New York World bulletin claims North
Dakota has gone for Cleveland; claims
New York, Indiana, Illinois correct New
Jersey and eight votes in Michigan for
Cleveland.
With three election districts to hear
from New York City, official gives these
figures: Cleveland 174,885; Harrison, 99,-
1856. Cleyeland's plurality $4,000.
New York.--One thousand and seventy
six districts outside of New York and
Brooklyn give Cleveland 1928; Harri-
son 151,149. Same districts in 'S8, gave
Cleveland 1874 1856, Harrison 161,2O2,
Tammany has carried every assembly
and Aldermanic district in the city, One
thousand three hundred and twelve dis
tricts outside of New York and BROOKLYN
give Cleveland 157,721; Harrison 1872. .O79.
New York City Press association saws
if Cleveland carries Indiana; gets five
votes in Michigan and carries either
West Virginia or Connecticut and loses
Delaware, he will have 222 votes and that
will throw the decision into the house of
representatives.
New York Tribune bulletins says Ohio
has gone Republican by $4,000 majority.
New York World bulletin says Tennes
see is Democratic by $4,000.
Tribune bulletins says indications are
that Cleveland has carried New Jersey by
5000 plurality
Indiana-Both parties claim the state,
Indianapolis-160 precincts in Indiana
give Harrison 1850, Cleveland 17,4O4.
Returns SO far received shows small
gain for Harrison. State probably Demo-
cratic.
Iowa.-Des Moines Register and Leader
say that not enough returns have been
received to justify an opinion as to how
the state has gone.
Vote coming in slowly and shows small
Republican gain over 1888.
State Register claims Harrison plurali-
ty at $4,000 in Iowa and that Republicans
will elect 8 or 10 of the II congressman
and the entire state ticket.
Illinois--227 townships outside Cook
county give Fifer 1886; Altgeld 54,945.
Four hundred and two townships out
side of Cook countysgive Harrison 81, $50,
Cleveland 73,92S.
The Chicago Herald says probabilities
are that Cleveland has carried Illinois by
a small majority and that Altgeld will
defeat Fifer.
The Tribune says from present indica-
tions the Democrats have carried Cook
county on national and state tickets by
10000 or more. Republicans are making
expected gains in the state. 1t nowappears
as if Cleveland and Altgeld would both
pull through.
-Four hundred and sixty-three precincts
city of Chicago give Harrison 6O,281,
Cleveland 1926.
Colorado--9 p, m,-Chairman Arbuckle,
of the free coinage Democratic commit
tee, has received reports from Lake
county placing the Populist plurality at
3,4O0.
Cripple Creek, the new mining camp
gives estimated Populist majority of l.
200. This will throw Ell Paso, the banner
county of the state, into the
rank. Reports from ten mining
towns give an estimated Populist plural
ity of 6,460.
The whole of nine precincts in High
lands gives Harrison electors 1854;
Waver 1870; these are in strong Repub-
lican precincts where the Democratic vote
has heretofore been small.
Senator Rittenhouse, of Pueblo, tele-
graphs that the city of Pueblo has given
the Populist ticket plurality of $50, ex-
cepting Bell for congress, his plurality
being placed at 1,100. Every country
precinct in Pueblo county is claimed for
the Populists.
Seventeen towns and precincts outside
Of Denver give Weaver 627; Harrison
3O2.