Connecticut western news., 1892-11-10
NORTHWEST STATES.
The Returns Are Slow in Coming la. cad Late Returns May Chanre the
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The Return. Are Slow in Coming la. .aA
 Late Returns May chanre .he
 Indicated Results.
 IDAHo.-I voted for governor. three
 presidential electors and one congrw~smsn. Anfunukually heavy vote was policd The polls were open from 6 a. m. until p. m. It is impossible to obtain figures from any of the eighteen counties, as the count ts proceeding at snall's pace. Sweet, ths Republican nominee for congress. Ia an- doubtedly elected and it iR conc~ded ohaa Mcconnell, the Republican nominee for governor, has the best chance 1t seezns likely that the Waaver-C Cleveland clcctcrwi ticket has been elected by a narrow margin. CALIFORNIA.-The returns SO far re- ceived Indicate that Cleveland ia running ahead in the city, and Demoorata claim that he will carry 1t ty geversi Fttosmand The state eommittee now clalnin tlse state will be close. In the First congressional district Geary, Dem, isprobebly rceaeueed
 In the Sixth district Republicans claim the election of Landley, while the Defno- crats say Cannon, the fusion candidate, will be elected. Other distriets are in doubt, but three will probably be Rspub- ican.
 wISCoNSIN.-The campaign of ssoa closed with the largest vote ever polled within the city A corresponding increase is reported throughout the state, and e50.s 0O0 Is the estimate of the total vote caat The unusual number of split tickets with the Australian system In vogue caused an unprecedented delay in receiving the re- turns The returns have not nearly all been received. ..
 Everything indicates Democratic ms jority in state. Spooner, Rep, for govsF~ nor, Is running away aheah of the tickeA otjen, Rep, for congress- ia running weAl against Mitchell, and the election of Van | Schaick, Rep, state at large fof congress, is probably assnred. All congressio@aa \ districts are still in doubt.
 | MINNESOTA.-Fragmentary returns | indicate Democratic gains in the statas | There Is nothing definite as y~t. The nun- Der of tickets and the new system VAL | make reports very late.
 The returns received indicate falling | of in the vote. The gains and losses arc | about equally divided. The rvturns re- ceived do not show the effect of the Popu-
 list vote yet.
 Chairman Baker, of the Democratic ssass | committee, claims the certain election of the four fusion electors.
 | WYOMING. .-Estimate from returns rc-
 seived show Harrison to have carried the | bLaue oy very hinhH utIef1tls HA Ame hfWtu ocrats will undoubtedly elect the whole
 state ticket The legislature Ia yet In doubt. | NORTH DAKoTA.--Retnrna arc very meagre, but seem to indicate that liar | rison has carried the state by about 900. No returns are yet available on the con. | gressional contests.
 | OREG0N.--Returns from ao precincts.
 Including IS precincts of MuitnomAh
 county, give Harrison ls,02T, wcavpr s,Hce
 and Cleveland 2,sol. Chairman Murphy.
 of the Democratic state central oommlttee.
 asserts that all Populist candidates will be
 elecred with pluralities of from .O00 be
 5000. On the other hand, Chairman Bolse.
 of the Republican state central oommittee.
 claims the state by 1000.