Fairhaven herald. [volume] (Fairhaven, Wash.) 1890-????, 1892-11-09
looks like CLEVELAND.
Probability of the Election of the
Stuffed Prophet
WEAVER CARRIES NEBRASKA
A Heavy Vote and Slow Count
in the State-The Result In
the County
WEAVER CARRIES NEBRASKA

Returns received up to the hour of
going to press, Is "a. m.) indicate the
election of Grover Cleveland, and that
for the first time since 1860 a third |
party nominee has secured the electoral
vote of one or more states. Reports
from New York indicate that the free
trade apostle has carried the Empire
state, Connecticut, New Jersey, In
diana and Illinois. Weaver has prob
ably captured the electoral vote of Ne
braska and Nevada.
Sufficient returns have not yet been
received to indicate positively the
result in any Of the new states.
1t is possible that neither Of the
presidential nominees have received "a
majority of the electoral college, and
that the election will be thrown into
the house. The vote throughout the
country is unusually large, and the
vote of the Peoples party in all states
surprisingly heavy.
In the state of Washington the count
progresses slowly, and no reports of the
result outside of the local precints were
received.
In this county the election passed off
| quietly and without incident. The
pleasant weather brought out Il heavy
vote. The pOnderous ballots and null
tiplicity Of tickets rendered the count
exceedingly slow. Up to midnight but
three or four precincts in the county
had been counted, and in New What
com the count i'm all but Keeslingville
precint il still in progress. Young,
Popullst nominee for governor, Is in the
lead as far az counted, with McGraw
second. Judge Winn leads Rice for
superior Judge in the Whatcom pre-
cincts and is undoubtedly elected by
large majority. A dispatch from Blaine
states that Judge Winn has 100 ma
jority in that city.
Up to O'Clock this morning but one
precinct, Keeslingvllle, in New What
com, had been counted. The result In
this precinct on the national ticket was
Harrison ~, Cleveland 8 and Weaver
II. McCiraw received II votes, Snively
S and Young IL. On the county ticket
the vote was: For commissioners, Gil
lette Is, Mcdaniel IL, Malloy 20, Nc
|
Barker IA, Holden IA, Vail IA. For
attorney, Newman IS, Hill l5, Critics
rs. For treasurer, Hixson q, Rogers
II, Wampler s. For clerk, Peirce %,
! Reynolds IL, Walker 9. For assessor,
Kline Is, Smith 10, Ramsey Is.
At Nooksack a total vote of l25 was
cast. At midnight the count stood:
McGraw 10, Snively 8, Winn "a
Rice II.
Ferndale at the same hour reported
the following count: McGraw IL,
Snively Ia, Young II, Gilbert IS, David
2, Haight IL, Anderson $, Mead ID,
SAN FRANcIsco, Noy. $3.50 p. m
Throughout the eastern states the
weather was generally pleasant. The
election passed of quietly. An unusually
heavy vote has been poled, but no re-
turns have yet been received In the Paci-
fic coast states,
WHITE PLAINS, N Y.-Whitelaw Reid
arrived here from New York at II o'clock
this morning and at once proceeded 10 the
polls. This evening he VIII receive re-
turns at Ophir Farm.
NEW YORK-The Herald says Delaware
has probably gone Republican.
DENVER, Col.-Clear weather brought
out a heavy vote. The indications are
!. that the Republicans have small plural
ity on electors In the city, while the state,
county and legislative tickets will have
from 1900 TO 1000 plurality. A large mum
Der OF names were Illegally registered, but
few were allowed 70 vote, however, and
+, those we're promptly arrested.
The New York Tribune says the ind
cations are that Cleveland has carried
: New Jersey by 5000 plurality.
BRooKLYE-Six hundred out OF G43 dis
tricts give Cleveland s4,l7l.
NEW YoRK-The Press association
says II. Cleveland carries Indiana, gets five
votes in Michigan, carries either West
Virginia or Connecticut, and loses Dele.
ware he will have 222 electoral votes and
; throw decision into the house OF repre-
sentatlves.
NEw YoRK-Both the Herald and World
!. claim that Cleveland has carried Illinois
but Chicago reports say that there 4
nothing definite from that state yet.
CHICAGO. eIll-Fifty- townships
N outside OF Cook county, give Harrison
9,O75, Cleveland 1880; same, in 'ss, gav'
n Harrison s,s42, Cleveland 1919.
New YoRK-Two hundred and seventy
nine districts, outside OF New York ant
Brooklyn, give Cleveland 81 $50, Harrison
1888; same, In 'ss, gave Cleveland "a, 1853
Harrison 42.257.
A New York Times bulletin says tina
Nebraska gives Weaver ten Thousand
plualty
n New YoRK-Clty Press association say
Cleveland IS now sure Of 1876 out Of ~
u electoral votes, necessary 70 a choice
This includes the vote Of New York ant
New Jersey and the 10 electoral votes 0
the South
CHcAGo-Cleveland has probably car
ried Illinois, and Altgelt. Democrat, 70
governor, Is elected by 1900 70 1900 ma
1ority.
Il Chicago will give Democrats 5000 ma
iority, and the balance OF Cook will re
D. duce IL to 5000
b. RENO, Newt Is conceded by all par
q ties that Weaver carries Nevada by 30
~ Newland, Silver party, Is elected 70 con
Vs. gress. The result as 70 the legislature
Is. not yet certain, but IL Il generally believe
~ that the Silver party has maIorit