The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1892-11-18
majority and elects . republican cor

majority and elects . republican cor
gressmen.
New. Hampshire.
In 1888 NEW HAMPSHIRE gave Harrison As
72S; Cleveland. a, As; Streeier, ~ Fisk 1888
Total vote, 9J,sl9 Rep plurality, 2,s72
CONCORD, n. H., Nov. 1O.-The state
goes for Harrison by 2,O00 Probably
no choice for governor. Republicans
elect the two congressman.
New Jersey.
In 1888 NEW JERSEY gave Harrison 1I4,3ii;
Cleveland, Isl, 1873. Fisk. 1904 Total vote, So3-
al Dem. plurality, 7,l4a
TRENTON, n. j., Nov. 11.-Cleveland
carries the state by $500. Werts, DEM
ocrat, elected governor. Legislature,
democratic. Democrats elect 8 and re-
publicans congressman.
Pennsylvania.
In 1888 PENNSYLVANIA gave Harrison 5se,-
09l: Cleveland 4i6.6 33; Fisk. sOsI1. Total vote,
997. SOS Rep. plurality, s9,45S
PHILADELPHIA, Nov. 1O.-Harrison
carries the state by about 5000. Re-
publicans elect 20 and democrats 10
congressman.
Colorado.
In 1883 COLORADO gave Harrison Sd s3l;
Total vote, 81 ,65S Rep. plurality, l3,isd
DENVER, Col, Nov. l0.-Weaver car
ries Colorado by COCO or 1000. Legis-
lature peoples party and two peoples
party congressman elected
West Virginia.
In 1883 WEST VIRGINIA gave Harrison 1854;
Cleveland, IS 9l6; Streeter. 43i; Fisk, 595 To-
tai vote, so Dem plurality. So.
for Cleveland by about $500. Legis-
lature democratic. Four democratic
congressman.
Delaware.
In 1888 DELAWARE gave Harrison -, $40;
Cleveland, 16,iIi; Fisk, 400. Total vote, 29,7S7.
Dem plurality, 3,44l.
WILMINGTON, Del, Nov. 11.-Total
vote of state: Cleveland, IS, $50: Harri-
son, 1892. Clevelands plurality, GA.
Congressman democratic.
Maryland.
In 1888 MARYLAND gave Harrison 99,9Sj;
Cleveland, iU61cS Fisk. 406. Total vote, 2lO,
92l. Dem. plurality. 6,lS2.
BALTIMORE, Nd, Nov. 1O-State goes
for Cleveland. Five democrats and one
republican elected to congress.
Texas.
In 1883 TEXAS gave Harrison SIS PSI; Cleve-
land, 24,SS3: Streeter, %, 459 Total vote, $751;
81 Dem. plurality, 1I6, l6i.
GALVESTON, Tex, Nov 1L-State
goes for Cleveland by 10000. Hogg,
regular democrat, probably elected
governor and congressman all demo-
Gratis The vote for Nugent, peoples
party candidate for governor is sur
prise. 1t viii be near 100, 600.
South Carolina.
In 1883 SOUTH CAEoLI,jA gave Harrison 49,
7Sj; Cleveland 65,s25 Total vote 300 Dem.
plurality, %, 80
CHARLESTON, S. c., Nov. 1O-The
state gives Cleveland large majority
and elects a solid democratic delegation
to congress
In 1855 GEORGIA gave Harrison iO,ii5: C!eve.
land, lOi,ii9; Straeter, 10; Fisk. ISIS. Total
vote, Ii!,9i1. Dem. plurality, 6J,pO3
ATLANTA, Ga, Nov. 1O.-Georgia
goes democratic by large majority
and sends a solid delegation to con-
gress. Tom Watson defeated.
Kentucky.
In 1883 KENTUCKY gave Harrison Isl, 1874;
Cleveland 1850; Streeter, 622; Fisk, 5,5o2
Total vote, Sti,5Sl. Dem. plurality, % CSC.
LOUISVILLE, Nov. 1O.-Cleveland has
about $1,000 majority. Six democrats
and one republican elected to congress.
Alabama.
In 1888 ALABAMA gave Harrison 81, 1877; Cieve-
land, Il7,3sJ: Fisk 500 Total vote, LIS, 500
Dem plurality, g.
BIRMINGHAM. Ala, Nov. 1.-THE
state goes for Cleveland by $1,000 and
elects democrats, and 1 peoples
party member of congress.
Idaho.
IDAHO did not vote for president in 1883. The
vote in 1897 was republican. Din: democratic,
1855. Republican plurality, 2,2l6
BOISE CITY, Idaho, Nov. 1.-THE
Weaver electors are probably chosen,
but the state ticket IS republican. One
republican congressman is elected.
Washington.
In WASHINGTON in 1872 the republican vote
was %, 1888; democratic, -, ST. Republican plu-
raI.y, 6.3.,2
SEATTLE. Wash, Nov. 1i.-Washing-
ton gives Harrison a substantial major
ity and elects two republicans to con-
gress-
North Dakota.
The republican vote in NORTH DAKOTA in
1890 was ~. 81; democratic, 1850 Republican
plurality, 6,5S5
BISMARCK, " D., Nov. 1L-Later re-
turns place the state somewhat in
doubt The republican state ticket
seems defeated by few votes. The re-
publican electors may pull through.
other states.
In addition to the above Maine goes
solidly repu blican. Arkansas, Florida,
Louisiana, Mississippi and North Caro-
lima give heavy democratic majorities.
Oregon goes republican, and also
Montana. South Dakota goes repub-
lican by 1000 or 5000, and the vote in
Wyoming is very close, requiring the
official canvass 10 decide it.