The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1892-11-09

CIxcrxxArr, Nov. Q-Ths outlook
1890 n m. il that Ohio will give Aerrison
. 900 plurality.
TOPEKA, Kan. Nov. 9-MePherson
county gives Leweiiins $40 majority. net
gain OF 24i. This is the home OF Smith. the
Republican candidat. for governor.
MILWAUKEE. Wis. Nov. Q-1f6 precincts
in the state, including forty-six In the
city. give Harrison q. 645 and Cleveland
q, ,S99. net Democratic gain Of 4. .yS
cincts give Clevel md 29Oa9 Harrison a.
I'll. Sfon- 81. .542. Warner s.. .355
NEW YORK. Nov. 9.-The latest returns
show that oat of 81 congressman elected
in this state - are Democrats aud II
Republicans.
Chairman OF the Democratic natioasl
COMMITTEES. SAYS: 'The returns received
leave no doubt in our minds OF the cleo
ton of Cleveland aud Stevenson by de-
cisive majority in the electoral college
The indications are that they viii receive
the electoral votes OF every one %: ihs
southern states. We are enabled tn add
to these electoral votes New York. New
Jersey and Indiana We furthermore
claim that Cleveland has carried Illinois
and that Harrison has lost sofn- of the
far western ststes. The returns generally
indicate great Democratic gains and great
Republican losses. The people of the
upon their great victory
NEW YogN. Nov 9-Mr Cleveland
about midnignt be gan 10 receive teieysams
of consrai iuiatiou from friends la TINS city.
Most OF the members OF the campaign
committee also seat him dispatches, assur-
ing him OF MS election
ST PAUL, Noy. o, ? a m--Chairmsn
Baker of the Democratic state commit tee
SAYS that the meagre returns receivcd sc
| far ara not sufficient 10 form a basis Tor an
| intelligent opinion on the result IN this
| state. The presidential candidate run
well along with tbe state ticket except as
| TO the four fusien electors. The latter are
undoubtedly elected.
BISMARCK, n. D.. Nov. 9-Is Is utterly
| imposslb.s 10 give accurate figures on North
| Dakota. but the national, congressional.
state and legislature tickets will be Rs-
| publican by small majorities.
SAN FRANCISCO. Nov. 9-Complete re-
| turns from fifty-on precincts ia thirty
| eight counties give Harrison .4ys, Cleve-
| land 1886, and Weaver 63I. a net R-pubIi-
can loss OF 81 Tae preliminary bulletins
| indicate that the Weaver vote was drawu
largely from the Republican.
INDIaNAPoLIs, Nov. a-lS0 are OF in
| India give HARRISON Is oi1 isve-
land Il, i04. a Republic IN ga.si 80 aud
| a Democratic gain OF l5S.
NEW HAVEN. Conn, Nov. $50 A. m
Complete returns from the state by tue
Southern New EuSiauu lrtphone Som-
| pany lines give Cleveland $3.50 pluraii'y
aud Morris. Democrat, for governor l.-iot
| majority
DEs MONIES, Nov al a. m-Tn
| Democrats coucrde Hirrisoa plus =,
OF 10000 The Republicans claim -, ooo
PROVIDENCE. r. J., Nov. 9-Rnole
| Island remains in the Republican column,
casting her electoral vote for Harrison by
a plurality of = l50 in total vote of "a. .5ss7,
the largest ever polled in the state.
NEW YORK, Nov. 9.-At l o'clock this
morning Chairman Harrity OF tue Demo-
cratic national COMMITTEES said: "Yoa
| may say positively that Mr.. Cleveland IL
elected president and Stevenson vice presi-
dent. The Democratic party, backed by
ths popular will, has won magnificent
victory.
PHILADELPHIA. Pa. Nov 9-3 a. m
TIE general result of the election In Prnn-
sylvania may be summed up rs follows:
President Harrison will have nir jori,y
of 55 600 and the Republicans elect the
two congressman aL large.
ToPEKA. Kan, Nov. 9-Foliowing Is h,
complete vot, of the ciirs med oo tue
national, state and con "a es ,ioual tleksl-: