The state chronicle. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1891-1893, 1892-11-10
ILLINOIS.

from Illinois are still incomplete, but all
indications point to the carrying of the
state by Cleveland and Stevenson by
plurality of from s, 900 to 10000. The
ea:lfe democratic state ticket is also cleo
ted and the democrats have a majority
OF the congressional delegation and have
apparently gained contrel of both
branches Of the state legislature 1t is
probable that the democrats will retain
their majority in the congressional dele
CATION. There is no doubt of the cleo
ton of the two democratic candidates
Tor congressman at large.
CHICAGO, Nov. 9.-The later returns
DO not abate in any way from the decisive
democratic victory in the state of Illinois
on national and state tickets Conselva-
tive men of all parties now generally
agree that the democratic plurality in
illinois will be. apparently, 10000.
Chicago, Ill, Nov. Wisconsin's
democratic chairman, Wall, says Cleve-
land and Peck are elected by about 13,
600. Returns are incomplete, but will
not make any material difference in the
result.
Chicago, Nov. 9.-The national and
state tickets have democratic majority,
estimated at 20,O00 to 5000 Demo
Gratis have a majority in the senate of
three, and in the house of representatives
OF eleven.
Topeka, Kansas, Nov. 9-The result
of the election in Kansas is still in doubt
Returns are coming in very slowly. Both
/ committees are claiming victory,
neither conceding anything to the other
, The republican committee alone has
arrangements for receiving definite re
2 turns. At II o'clock, $50 out of 2,1OO
precincts had been heard from, showing
a total Of II, 727 votes, out of which the
: republican state and electoral tickets
: have majority of 5,291. This vote has
been compared with the republican poll
+ of the state which shows total vote of
] 305, 0GO. If the returns continue to
q come in showing the same relative repub-
n lican gains, the republican majority will
d be about $4,000 The republicans still
q claim the election of seven of the eight
d congressman certain majority of the
Il legislature. Jerry Simpson, according
It to republican figures, is certainly beaten
IS in the seventh district.
rs Topeka, Kan, Nov. 7.-The republi
Is can state central committee claim s, 00(
y republican majority in Kansas, while the
l. chairman of the populist committed
claims the majority for the popullst'
state ticket. all congressman and ma
j. jority in the coming state Legislature
4 Returns are coming in very slowly.
Is Wichita, Kan, Nov. 9.-The seventh
j. Congressional district is conceded t
Jerry Simpson, fusion;st, by about 20
er majority.
| Richmond, Va, Nov. 9.-Wind an
y rain have made the day a most disagree
4. able one, but Notwithstanding this tn
81 democrats have been very jubilant Tb
e. republicans are cor1espondingly despor
r dent. In the custom house the disar
e, pointment is the greatest, but few {
e. the more sanguin are yet hopeful. tn
ch Virginia Sun, the peoples party organ {
ly this district, will not publish papt
s. this week. Beginning next week tt
in sheet will be devoted to advancing II
it jaterests of the farmers alliance. tt
returns from the precincts not yet hear
e. from are coming in slowly. WISE
n. (den.) plurality in this district will 9
he upwards of 5000. Grant, the people
wv party candidate for congress, was a gre'
ms disappointment to his party Thoug
IN endorsed by the republicans and bein
,at from Henrico, a republican county,
nd failed to carry it, the gain there bein
l,s 1900 more than in 1888 1t is believe
nl that the state will give so, majorit
res A private telegram received here says II
lin fourth district, the only one not heal
,re from, will give Epes (dem. small m
FORTY. This will give the state the e
TT lire congressional delegation. Colon
-. Mead Haskins, district chairman, W
u" leave tomorrow for Farmville to loo
'y after the result there.
Norfolk, Va, Nov 9-ClevelanG
ma majority in the second district is es
nal mated at 1872 as follows: Norfolk ci
'of 1887; Portsmouth 676; Williamsburg
I'LL Princess Anne 1875; Norfolk county 3S
Isle of Wight 900; Warwick $40; tot
5,316; Harrison's majority, Nansemor
-, 200; Surry LET; Elizabeth city, count
Fo, Ala; York county 229; James city Is
no Charles City 1854; total 1,444.
Jul Petersburg, Va, Nov. 9.-The late
70 news from the fourth district is t
raj "a probable defeat of Epcs, democrat,
VI Goode, the third party candidate.
- COLUMBUS, O, Nov. 9-Late retur
~ ~ reveal the fact that the result is rath
.ne w close. The democratic electors have
or,s .s lead of little over 700 plurality. wi
-; four counties to hear from. Three
"a these are democratic. the fourth is
"a publican.
,ier COLUMBUS. O., Nov 9.-To night /
til situation in Ohio grows interesting a
viii exciting with the result in doubt. I
lot democratic committee has reports fir
,uo the county chairmen of thirty y-six col
~ ~ ties, which shows net democratic G,
"a for Cleveland of 14,440. This lea
fifty-tive counties to hear from. at
same ratio of increase the state will
democratic, but the republicans hope
'nal different result.
hist At midnight the democrats claim
my state for the Cleveland electors by p
lite, rality ranging from 1000 to 1900. ]
'ba- republicans concede that it is very cl
ice, and will require the official count to
hrst eide. Both headquarters have closed
ana the night.
ond MICHIGAN.
The Detroit, Mich, Nov. 9-The lat
wer report show that Harrison electors h
y IN been elected in western district at lar
;ted also in first, second, seventh, eighth {
for tenth electoral districts.
sna. DETROIT, Mich, Nov 9.-The rep
1 cin licans carried eight out of fourteen e
ecu toral districts The legislature
probably be composed as follows:
ate-Republicans, Is; democrats
20 populists, IA. House-Republicans
. no, democrats and populists, So
VU.SEIUNGTAN
600. wAsH.N
ablv Seattle.-In Washington 116 out
for 757 precincts give Harrison 5, Adj, CT
the land 4, 1876, Weaver 3,034.
and NEW YORK.
pub New York Nov. 9-The latest rep
two from the state show that the democ
sibly have IS and the republicans 53 assem-
COM men.