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

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SAN FRANCISCO, Nov. o-lne
80 mas warm to-day, and heavy
49, go nolled. The count Will be SLOW
tn pennies party cast a big vote III
| southern California. , ,o,,,h-
'SaN FRANCISCO. Nov Sine hepup-
unana. conctde Kern county 10 tne Delno-
nrs,s nv 20 In 1855 the same county gave
| Cleveland 500
DENVER. COL. Nov. S.-Eiections IN
| c,sJarado to-day were for presidential
oioctors congressman, Governor anu
| other state officers. o,.. ,.tr
NEWER. COL, Nov. S.-Griffth' chair-
man Of the Republican Central commit NJ,
Toe claims Arapahoe county by 1'WV' .ne
entire Republican ticket, excepting ~
ehe'I r,l.,,,rnes doubtful. with Eddie Qep),
for Congress-, elected by i'VVV HiaJoii'''
CONNECTICUT.
KEW HAVEN. CONN, Nov. e'-Ihe
.,ec,Ions I'm Connecticut were for presi-
dental electors. 4 congressman, IoVeihoi
and other State officers and Leglsia'uie
which will select n United states senator
In place Of Joseph r. Hawley. .
81 ARTFORD. CONN. Nov. S.-ElSht
,ornq in Connecticut give the Democrats
. gain of 40 on President and 10 on EoV-
crnor and gain OF in the Legislature
HARTFORD CONN, Nov S'r-Che nun
dred and one towns give Harrison 5l'h''
Cleveland. BLOT; Democratic gam over
1855 Of .472.
HARTFORD. CONN, Nov. S.-Cleveland
Gets Goa majority in Hartford. a Demo-
cratic gain Of 37i.
The New York Sun bulletin claims
Cleveland has carried Connecticut by
1900.
HARTFORD. CONN. Nov. Sc towns
give a Republican gain on the Governor
vote Of 81. Sixty-three towns show
Democratic gain in the Legislature OF l.
BRIDGEPORT. CONN, Nov. S.-This
city will go Democratic by 700. -FOUR
years ago Cleveland's majority was 6Z9
HARTFORD, CONN. Nov 8.-Ihe De
mocrats claim the State for Cleveland by
1000. No election OF State officers BY the
people. The Legislature is Republican.
FLUIiIDA.
JACKSONVILLE, FLA, Nov. SIN
this State to-day the voting was on presl-
Dental electors and congressman
JACKSONVILLE, FLA, Nov. S-Indi-
cations at 10 i. NJ. are that Florida
solid Democratic vote has not been dis
turbed by the Peoples party, but that II
will be lighter than in the State election
In October. TWO Democratic senators
have been returned to the State Legisla-
ture. ard all the Democratic electors,
there being no Republican opposition
Stephen r. Mallory Dem) is reelected
to Congress In the First district, and {.
NJ Cooper the Democratic nominee, is
elected over Austin S Mann, Third party
In the Second district.
DELAWARE.
WILMINGTON. DEL, Nov. S.-The
voting in this State to-day was FOR presl-
Dental electors. / congressman and a
Legislature that will choose . United
States senator in place of George Gray.
WILMINGTON. DEL. Nov "a prl-
vate telegram received this afternoon
from Chairman Harrity says "Our
friends here feel confident Of a very large
Democratic majority. Reports from In
diana, New Jersey ard Connecticut are
highly gratifying"
WILMINGTON, DEL. Nov. S-The
chairman of the Republican committee
says Democrats cOrcede Sussex county
to the Republicans. Fifteen districts in
the city show gains for Cleveland Of 243
WILMINGTON, DEL, Nov. SIN this
city only districts OF the SO have been
heard from, and they indicate a small
Republican loss. The city will probably
go Democratic. No returns from any Of
the counties have yet been received.
GEORGIA.
ATLANTA, GA, Nov s.-Eleven con-
gressmen and presidential electors were
voted for in this State to-day
AUGUSTA, GA, Nov. 8.-Richmond
county will give Black Dem) nearly 5000
majority over Tom Watson Of Where
am-I-at?" celebrity. Returns from other
districts indicate that the Democrats VIII
carry every district. and that Georgia
T.. Ill, ton,
to the next Congress
The Third party candidates were run
in every district but were showed under
Speaker Crisp is reelected by an in
creased majority. The delegation Will
stand as follows: First district. Rufus T.
Lester Ge-eeCted); Second Benjamin T..
Russell; Third, Charles L. Crisp (re-elect-
ed) Fourth, Charles l.. Moses Ge-elect-
ed; Fifth. Leonidas i. Livingston ire
electedD; Sixth, Thomas 3. Cabiniss; Sew
enth, J. w. Maddox; Eighth, Thomas G..
Lawson Ge-elected); Ninth, Parish Car
ter; Tenth, j. G.. G. Black; Eleventh,
Henry G. Turner
BY the reappOrtiOnment a new district
the Eleventh. has been created. Messrs.
Russell and Turner, both members Of the
present Congress from other districts,
now represent the Third and Eleventh
respectively. The present delegation
stands nine Democrats and Mr. Watson,
who was elected as Democrat, but went
over to the Third party The new dele
cation is eleven Democrats.
Cleveand's majority in the State will
be quite large.
IOWA
DIES MONIES, IOWA, Nov. SIN this
State to-day the voting was for presi-
Dental electors, IL congressman. Secre-
tary of State and minor State officers.
DIES MONIES. IA. Nov. S-The vote
is coming in slowly; shows small Re
publican gain over 1883
DIES MONIES, IA, Nov. S.-The Regis
ter and Leader say it is impossible to
tell how the State has gone. Returns in
sufficient to Justify an estimate.
DIES MONIES. IA. Nov. So pre-
cincts give Harrison 1851; Cleveland, 1885,
Bidwell. As; Weaver, S75. Net Democratic
gain 1l5.
DIES MONIES, IA. Nov. S-l07 pre-
cincts give Harrison 1887; Cleveland, H.
1916; Bidwell. 32l; Weaver. $40.
IDAHO.
BOISE CITY IDAHO, Nov. S-The
election in Idaho to-day was for presi-
dental electors, congressman, Governor
and other State officers and a LeSisla-
ture
ILLINOIT.
CHICAGO, Nov. 8-The voting in Ill
nois to-day was for presidential electors.
p congressman, Governor and other state
officers and a legislature vote was
also taken on giving the Legislature the
power TO propose amendments 10 the two
articles Of the State Constitution at the
same session.
CHICAGO. Nov. S.-John P. Hopkins.