The National tribune., 1892-11-10
ILLINOIS.

Gratis 1t appears that the latest returns show
that $40 precincts in Chicago out of 7O2 pre-
] cucts, give Harrison 72,3l6 and Cleveland 3d.
| 72I At this ratio in the remaining precincts
| Cleveland would have majority of 10000 in
| the city and County Harrison and Fifer came
up to Cook County four years ago with 1900
| majority. Harrison and Fifer have been losing
| in the State and at the same ratio the Demo-
Gratis will have from 5000 to 10000 in the State.
Mr.. Cable, Chairman of the Democratic State
Central Committee says. I'VE have carried
Illinois for Grover Cleveland by at least 10000
plurality and have elected the entire Demo-
cratic State ticket, two Congressman at-large,
and at least IL of the % Congressman of the
State Our returns, which are very full and
from all sections, show this: We have captured
both branches of the Legislature in Illinois
and will do the redistricting of the State next
Winter"
The Democratic victory in Illinois is appar-
entity due to two cause.-the perfect organiza-
tion of the State by Chairman Cable and his
colleagues of the Democratic National Cam.
paign Committee and the general detection of
German Lutheran voters in the Republican
party. 1t was fully expected that the Germans
would support Altgeld, the German American
candidate for Governor on the Democratic
ticket but the result shows that they have to
great extent supported not only Altgeld, but
Cleveland and Stevenson aud the entire Demo-
cratic State ticket. This unanimous Endorsement
of Democratic candidates is probably due to the
recent action of the Lutheran leaders in recon-
mending that the German Lutherans support
the entire Democratic ticket, to the end that
Democratic control of the Legislature might be
secured and the repeal of the compulsory school
law thereby assured.
IOWA.
Ten of the ii Representatives in Congress
sre Republicans, rs follows: First District, j.
III. Gear, 900 plurality Third, ID. B. Hender-
SON, 1,400; Fourth, Thomas Updegraff 1900;
Fifth, Robert G. Cousins, 500; Sixth, John +.
lacey. 1900; Seventh, ]. A. T.. Hull, 4,500;
Eighth, W. P. Hepburn, 1900; Ninth, A. L.
Hager, 1000; Tenth, ]. P. Dolliver, $500,
and Eleventh, George d. Perkins, 800. Demo-
5000, Harrison has probably 10000 majority.
The Prohibitionist vote was less than 600.
KANSAS.
Four years ago Kansas gave Harrison $4,000
majority; to-day the State hangs in the bal
ance, with the chances of being lost or won to
the Republicans by not more than 1900 or
5000 in estimated total vote of 325.00 1t
is possible that the Republicans will lose their
State ticket by 1900 or 5000, and still elect
the Harrison electors. The Legislature is anti
Republican by at least 20 majority. Estimates
by the Peoples committee show that the State
elects Weaver electors and the Peoples State
ticket by over 10000 majority. Republicans
deny this claim, and say that Harrison and
their State ticket will be elected by l,500 ma
jority. The result is SO close that the official
counrwill probably be required to decide it.
Broderick and Curtis, Republicans, are elect
ed to Congress in the First and Fourth Dis
tricts. Funston, in the Second, is 1000 ahead,
with one County to hear from. In the Second,
Gov. Humphrey is defeated by Hudson. Flu.
sionist. John Davis, Peoples Party, is re-
elected in the Fifth, and William Baker in the
Sixth. w. A. Harris, Populist has defeated
Anthony by very close vote, not to exceed
2,000 for Congressman-at-large.
KENTUCKY,
Kentucky polled q very heavy vote, some.
thing like 300 200. One Republican will come
to Congress. The Peoples Party poled very
lightly. The election was under the Austral-
ian system, and returns are slow, but it is esti-
mated that Cleveland will have about &, 900.
LOUISIANA.
A surprisingly small show was made by the
Peoples Party in Louisiana. Cleveland car
ried that State by about $4,000. The vote was
light. All the Democratic Congressional can
didates are chosen.
The Republicans claim the State by IA. 900
plurality. gain over the State election in Sep
TENDER of more than 1000. The Peoples Party
did not make the stipulated gain.
MARYLAND.
Complete Democratic returns from all parts
of the State give Cleveland o plurality of
q, 263 against 6, 1s2 in 1885, The Prohibition
vote in the State was nearly 5000, and the
Populist about 1,000 The successful nominees
for Congress- all of whom are Democrats, were
elected by the following majorities: First Dis
trict, Brattap, I,745; Second District, Talbot.
4949; Third, Rusk, 6,246; Fourth, Rayner,
6,796; Fifth, Compton, zoos; Sixth, McKaig,
67s
MASSACHUSETTS,.
Harrison has carried Massachusetts, by about
10000. For Governor the vote is very close
and the returns are not all in, but the chances
are decidedly that the Democrats have won
and that Gov. Russell 10 reelected by about
1000 plurality over Halle. Chairman Draper,
of the Republican State Committee, still claims
Hsile's election, but Halle himself gave up the
fight this afternoon and sent his congratula-
tions to Gov. Russell.
The Republicans elect 10 out of the IL Con-
gressmen, the Democrats two and there will
be one Independent in the First District. Con-
gresham ]. c. Crosby is beaten by his Republic
can opponent, A. B. Wright, of North Adams
by 1S4 votes. The Republicans elect +. ii.
Giilett, Of Springfield, in the Second, by $780,
and Congressman J. II. Walker, in the Third
by $50. The Republicans gain the Fourth
electing L. A. Apsley of Hudson. over Con-
gresham F. S. Coolidge, by 2,I00 Congress
man M. T. Stevens is ret elected in the Filth by
], 500, and Gen. Cogswell, ia the Sixth, by $500
Henry Cabot Lodge is returned in the Seventh
by sn increased plurality, and in the Eighth
Congressman j. T. Andrew 10 defeated by S.
w. Mccall, of Winchester, by 1100.
Congressman ONeil is re elected by 1000 in
the Ninth, and ia the other Boston District the
Independent candidate, NJ. j. McEttrick, is
successful by 600. Congressman George Fred
Williams is hardly beaten in the Eleventh by
Gen. w. f. Draper, by $500 votes. Congress
men E. A. Morse and G. A. Randall are both
reelected by increased pluralities.
MICHIGAN.
The Democrats elect Chapman in the First
District German in the Second probably,
Yaple in the Fourth, Richardson in the Fifth,
and Whiting in the Seventh. The Third,
Eleventh and Twelfth are surely Republican.
Linton seems to have defeated Youmans in the
Eighth, and early returns indicate Vanvleck's
election in the Tenth. The Republicans carried
eight out of IL electoral districts. The Legis.
lature will probably be composed as follows !:
IS; Democrats and Popu-
lists ID. House-Republicans 4e; Democrats
and Populists, 81
MINNESOTA.
Nelson Republican, is elected Governor by
from 10000 to $4,000 plurality. The entire
State Republican ticket also goes through with
him Republican electors are chosen in spite Of
the fusion. For Congress, Tswney, Republic
can wins in the First McCleary Republican