St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1892-11-10

control the lower house by about the
same majority, although returns from
several doubtful districts are still some
what indefinite. No senator is to be
elected by the next general assembly,
but the important advantage of redis-
trcting the state for congressional, leg
iSlatly5 and judicial purposes will fall
10 the Democrats.
AT 10 O'Clock, according to figures of
the News Record (lnd.) tonight 65S out
of SOB precincts in Chicago give Cleye-
land plurality of 36.039, and Altgeld
for governor plurality of Pip. The
total returns Of Cook county, less the
thirty-fye missing city precincts, give
Cleveland plurality in the county of
SO, 1873, and Altgeld one of 80, 4S7. The
vote Of the missing precincts cannot
materially alter these figures.
Returns from nearly all the congress
sional districts in this state are com
plete. and Indicate that the Democrats
nave elected congressman in the First,
Second. Third, Fourth, Eighth, Twelfth,
Thirteenth, Fourteenth, Sixteenth, Sew
enteenth, Eighteenth and Nineteenth
districts and two congressman at large.
Republicans in the Fifth, Sixth, Sew
enth, Ninth, Tenth, Eleventh, Fifteenth
and Twentieth districts. The vote in
the First district is very close, and it
will require the official count to deter
mine the result definitely. The ma
tional and state tickets have a Demo
cratic majority estimated at 10000 to
$4,000. Democrats have a majority i'll
the senate OF three and in the house of
eleven.
Fifer (Rep.) is making a strong race
Tor governor outside OF Cook county,
.,lE 81 Nf M "a
publicanS cOncede his defeat, others
still hold on to the hone of his success.
The Inter Ocean at O'Clock announces
that fourteen counties outside of Cook
gave Fifer 4, 600 majority. At this rate,
the Inter Ocean believes. he may yet
win the state, although no great conf
dence is felt i'll such result. IT. is con-
coded that the state goes 10 Cleveland.
CHICAGO, Nov. 10. - Cleveland has
carried Illinois beyond all doubt. That
even the Republicans concede. The
most determined members of that party
will not, however, admit that Fifer has
been defeated for governor. They say
they will not acknowledge this until
every township in the state is heard
from.
Returns are coming in so slowly on
account of severe snow storms through
OUT llle Slate tIldJ IL VIII plODdOly D6
forty-eight hours before the full result
can be approximately guessed at. Cook
county, according to the best informa
ton obtaInable at 9 a. m, has given
Clev Gland a plurality OF 30, 900 and Alt
geld plurality of 10000 This is larger
than even the Democrats had eX-
pected, but it is upheld by the
vote for congressman at large.
in which Black, who received the most
Democratic votes, is given an estimated
plurality of 30,56 over WlllettS, the
highest Republican. The Republicans
have saved only one man in the total
wreck in Cook county, and that is D..
Frank Aldrich for congress in the First
congressional district.
In the state at large it is impossible to
ascertain as yet the exact number OF
Democrats who have been elected to the
state legislature, but both branches are
safely Democratic.
The approximate figures are: State
Senate - Democrats, %; Republicans,
%. House-Democrats, 50; Republic
ans, 70. For congress the Republicans
have not over eight out of twenty-five
representatives.