The Bottineau pioneer. (Bottineau, N.D.) 1885-1895, 1892-11-12
NEW YORK.

NEW YORK, Nov S.-The total Dum
-loctlon districts in this state 5 ~. OF
which ], 137 are in New Y,rk city, GAS
m Brooklyn and 8 1929 outside of New
York and Brooklyn. Comparisons will
M made as far as possible with the vote
If 1888
NEW YORK, Nov. s-The Mail and
EXPIRES. says: Clevelapd's majority
south of Yonkers will be rs, 600; claims
q rrison carries Connecticut by / 500
A Herald bulletin says: Indications
are that Weaver has carried Colorado
md Oregon. No figures given. Ais,
cls inns Oil veland has q plurality ID
Washington
NEW York, Nov. Slight hundred
AZ fifty eight election DISTRICTS cut OF
/, 1877. give Cleveland l26. Ala; Harrison
10, 7l5. It is claimed that Gleason il
re- elected may or of Long Island City.
The Commercial Advertiser bulletin
says Cleveland shows a loss in Kings
county.
New Y0RK, Nov. 8.-1he total vote
or president in this city, with three
election districts estimated. is: CIeve-
land, ia $50; Harrison, 90 7S5; plural-
lty tor Cleveland, IS 100.
New YORK. Nov. S.-DAy's News
bulletin claims Cleveland has carried
the state.
NEw YORK. Nov. s-Demooratio
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS has carried
New York state by at least 80 600 ma
jority. w. F. SHEEHAN. Chairman.
BROOKLYN, Nov. 8, 1870 p. m.-Six
hundred and forty districts out Of 64S
give CLEVELAND 80. 800; Harrison Ga GO
NEW YORK. Nov. 8, 70 80 a. m Seven
hundred and ninety, one districts out.
side of New York and BROOKLYN give
Cleveland 90 1913; Harrison, 10. $50
The same in 1883 gave Cleveland SO. 497;
Harriaon. 119, 57S
NEW YORK, Nov. s-One thousand
one hundred and twenty-nine towns
outside of New York and Brooklyn give
Cleveland 147 634; Harrison, III, 7C5
NEW YoRK, Nov. s.-New Y"nk City
complete gives Cleveland, ia 885; Har-
76, 1875
NEW YORK, Nov. 8-Tammany has
carried every assembly and aldermanic
district in the CITY.
New YORK. Nov 9.-The Tribune will
tomorr W say: The returns received st
the hour OF writing are not satisfactory
to repnb leans. It Gan only be said at
this hour that the returns are not at
hand to justify the assertion that several
great western states have given their
ele ctoral votes to Mr. ClYv. land. And
without the 80 votes he is still in danger
of disappointment. The republicans
have failed to carry New York. TIE ma
chinery in the great democratic cities
have turned out ms ri.ies sufficient to
overpower the votes CT the re-
publican counti g, which appear to have
been down below expectations
In tt 9 absence of returns from any
considerable part of New j rsey it Can
only be assured that the state has gone
dt mocratio on Il Q presidential ticket as
usual. Connecticut is clsimed with
COL fdence in g dispatch by both parties.
but returns thus far r. ceived
appear to favor the democratic
party. With the south solid
by fraud and Wholesale d.
NAL OF right of suffrage, Cleveland will
have 216 electoral votes, needing only
those OF Indiana and Illinois to assure
his election. At the present writing
Indiana and Illinois are claimed by
both parties, but without suM ,ient full
returns to decide the result in either
state
NEW Y RK, Nov. 0, lao a. 1.-THE
Tribune correspondent says Cleveland
will p, ohably have q plurality in that
state $1,000
New Y RK, Nov. 8 R t rms from 80
assen bly, d,s.rs cts. With q election d.
tric,s mlssiDg, R'v- OI.v land 1853 657;
Harrison 90, 675: We Yer 2 06l; Wing
s. $50; Bid we'll l. 936