The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-11-09

| rive Rich QRepD for Goserhoi' '"'-'
Morse Dem.). 6,5s2.
| MINNxsOTA.
ST. PAUL, MINI. Nov. Sine elee ,
| ton In Minnesota to-day Is TOT presl-
| DENTAL electors, congressman cover
nor and other State officers anu Leg
| iature which will name successor 10
Senator c. X. Davis Rep). Two amend
tents 70 the State Constitution were also
'NuNNEApOLIS, MINI, Nov S.-Rc-
to from all over the Northwest indi-
| pate that the fine weather has caused
| torye vote. In Minneapolis up to O'Clock
| on Immense vote has been cast, anu IL ~
nredictcd that the city has gone Repuo-
| IIcan by $500 at least. The war OF the
T,oote-Winston Democratic factions has
| broken out afresh, and IT has hurt Law
rence's chances for Congress in this dis
trIct.
MISSISSIPPI
JACKSON. MISS, Nov. SIN this State
today presidential electors and con-
gressmen were voted for.
JACKSON, MISS, Nov. S.-The returns
are meagre, but Cleveland carries the
state by probably 10000. The Democrats
claim election Of all congressman.
MISSOURI
ST. LOUIS, MO, Nov. S.-Missouri voted
to-day for presidential electors, 10 CON
cressmen, Governor and other State OIL
GERS. and a Legislature, which VIII elect
n successor to Francis NJ. Cockrill In the
United States Senate.
ST. LOUIS, MO, Nov. S.-The Republl-
can city ticket is elected by about 1000.
stone Dem). for Governor, elected by
about 1900 The Democrats elect Is out
Of Is congressman, and will have 40 ma
iority in the Legislature on joint ballot.
NJ, NTANA
HELENA, MONT, Nov. Sat the cleo
ton in this State to-day the voting was
for presidential electors, l congressman,
Governor and other State officers, and
/ Legislature, which will elect United
| States senator in place Of w. F. Saunders
! (Rep). The people also voted upon the
permanent location of the State capt.
tai.
NORTH DAKOTA.
BISMARCK, n. D.. Nov. SIN North
Dakota the voting to-day was for presi-
Dental electors. 1 congressman, Governor
and other State officers and Legislature,
which will elect a United States senator
In place Of l.. r. Casey (Rep).
NEW YORK. Nov S.-The World bull
letin claims North Dakota has gone for
Cleveland.
l.
VIRGINIA CITY, NEV, Nov. SIN
Nevada to-day the election was for presi-
Dental electors congressman. Judge
of the supreme court, and Legislature.
which will name the successor to William
NJ. Stewart (Rep).
NEBRASKA.
LINCOLN, NEB., Nov. SIN Nebraska
to-day the voting was for presidential
electors, congressman. Governor and
other State officers and a Legislature.
which will have the choosing OF a United
States senator in place Of A. 5. Paddock.
NEW YORK, Nov. S.-The Times bull
letn says: Nebraska gives Weaver 10000
plurality
OMAHA, NEB.. Nov Sat midnight
returns from Nebraska are still very
fragmentary owing to new election law
and poor method of counting. Figures
so far received indicate that Weaver Will
carry the State by few thousand. On
! Governor the result is very doubtful
Crounse (Rep) will not get as large
vote In Omaha as expected, and Morton
Dem) develops unexpected strength.
Van Wyck Qnd) is not so strong among
laboring classes In Omaha as expected
Judging by the returns OF one-tenth or
the precincts in the State, each or the
three candidates for Governor Will poll
about 20 O0O votes same as two years ago.
For Congress, Bryan Dem.) of the First
district is reelected. although the dis
trict is Republican. In the Second dls-
trict the race is very close between Doan
Dem) and Mercer (Rep). Partial re-
turns now favor DOan. The Third con-
gressional district is close and in doubt,
the three candidates running almost even
In the Fourth the Republicans will elect
Hainer. In the Fifth the Democrats and
Independents will elect McKeighan. In
the Sixth the Independents Will elect
KEN. The Legislature will be about
40 per cent. Republican. 40 per cent IN
dependent and 20 per cent. Democratic
NEW HAMPSAI r.
CONCORD, \. H., Nov. 8.-Elections IN
New Hampshire to-day were for presldeh-
tial electors, congressman ana otate
Legislature. -
from 10 towns and wards in New Hamp-
shire give Harrison l.435: Cleveland, Liz;
Ridwell 81; scattering. Y. Republican
net gain OF 81.
MANCHESTER, n. H., Nov. S.-Rs-
turns from this State will be very late.
The counting under the Australian sys-
tenn delays matters beyond all eXpecta-
lions Returns from twenty scattering
towns and one ward Of this city show
uniform Republican gains. which II con-
over 1000 Indications favor the election
Of Blair Rep) In the First congressional
district and the election Of Smith Rep1
for Governor.
CONCORD, y. H, Nov. S.-The non-re-
CENT Of telegraphic returns Of any OF the
towns In the State up TO O'Clock indicate
that they will be very much later than IN
former years. In this city the Democrats
have gained heavily. The count VIII not
be completed till morning, but the Demo-
Gratis saw that the Indications furnish
good basis for n claim 10 a Democratic
majority and city government.
StW JE eFY
TRENTON y. j., Nov. S-Voting I'm
this State to-day was for presidential
electors. s congressman, Governor and
Legislature. which Will elect a United
States senator in place Of Rufus Blod-
gett DEM.
JERSEY CITY, y. j., Nov S.-The vote
to-day in New Jersey WAS very heavy
and the count will be slow. The result
viii not be known until late
NEWARK. n. J., Nov. S.-Caldwell,
the birthplace OF Grover Cleveland, gives
Harrison, 1Si; Cleveland l5i.
TRENTON. y. J., Nov. S.--FHteen ar
rests were made here to-day for bribery
at the polls. Among the prisoners re-
ouired TO give bail are: Major Michael
Hurry. the Democratic boss Of Mercer
county: John Webb a letter-carrier, and
William H. Skirm, Jr., son OF the Ke-
publican candidate for State Senate IN
this county
The New York Tribune correspondent
saws: Werts Dem) for Governor pro-
habIv elected by 3 800 and that Cleye-