The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1892-11-11
MR.. CLEYELAND'S MAJORIT,
lConcluded from Fir.s Page

NH. LEfELANDS MAJURlI1
concluded from First Psgel
precinct. We ask for this recount in no partisan
spirit. but where the vote is large and the
margin so narrow IL Is absolutely necessary that
all doubt as 70 who is eiectad Governor should
be forever removed. This petition must be filed
following the day OF the election. Will you
please. therefore: have the inciosed petition
clerk by Monday at latesu
Following is the result of the balloting
for Governor. according to present figures:
Total vote. minus Peoples party and scat
tering. SS6,s34: Hamlin, Prohio., 7.0Il;
Halle. Rep, 1S3. 943; Russell, DEM, 1S5, $50;
RusselPs plurality, 1887
/ No revision of the presidential vote of
the State has yet been made, but Harri-
sons plurality is probably about $1,000.
The congressional delegation stands ten
Republicans TO three Democrats. q Repub-
lican gain of four. The senate Will prob
ably stand thirty Republicans. ten Demo
Gratis. gain of fourteen for the Republic
ans The returns for members of the
House OF Representatives show IA Repub-
licans elected and seventy-tiye Democrats.
with about twenty districts yet to hear
from. Last year the Republican majority
In the House was 62. The Executive Conn
ell will stand seven Republicans and one
Democrat, as last year.
Colorado Went H Bent for Weaver.
DENVER, COL. Nov. 1O-The returns from
the State. with the exception of three I'M
important counties have been received.
They do not represent the total vote be-
cause in many instances the najorities are
given. They are as follows: Weaver, a.
409: Harrison. 26, 475. For Governor: Waite,
Peo.. 33.s76; Helm, Rep. &C. 9O2; Maupin.
DEM, 5.063. The Legislature. so far as
heard from. 10 estimated az follows: Sem
ate. Populists and Democrats, 12; Repub-
licans. H. OF the h0ld.over Senators six
Peoples party. This will give the Repub-
llcans 10 votes in the Senate and the 0pDo-
sition 10. In the House. so far as heard
from. there are 80 members elected on the
Republican ticket. thirteen on the fusion
ticket and Is straight Populists
Minnesota's Electors.
ST. PAUL, Mimi, Nov. 10-From returns
received up to II O'Clock tonight the
Globe figures that the Minnesota congress
sIonal delegation will consist of 4
Republicans. 3 Democrats and Populist
From present indications the Legislature
will be anti.Republican by small ma
Jority, but no hRures can be given. Re-
pubilcans claim Nelson. Rep, majority for
Governor will be between 10000 and 10000
Partial returns from ffty-five out of the
eighty counties; and conservative esti-
mates on the remainder. taking all infor-
nation obtainable from all sources, shows
HarrisOn's plurality in the State over the
straight Democratic electors TO be 1G 232
There are not sufficient returns at hand to
indicate whether the four fusion electors
are elected or defeated
Hsrrison's Majority in Vermont.
WHITE RIVER JUNCTION, VT, Nov. TO-
Returns received here from 21s towns in
this State give Harrison $1,000. Cleveland
5000, Bidwell ], 1868. scattering 50; majority
for Harrison. 1864. The same towns. in
1858. gave Harrison 1896 Cleveland 1851.
Fiske 1.3SS; majority for Harrison, 26.Ol2.
This indicates decrease of 6.33S in the Re-
publican vote. $40 in the Democratic vote
and % in the Prohibition vote, as CON-
pared with the vote of 1883 The twenty
i've remaining towns, in 1888, gave Harri-
son majority of 1,44O. Providing the ratio
| of decrease in the remaining TWENTY-FIVE
towns is the Same as in the 2lS towns heard
from. Harrlson's majority this year will be
| 20,3S9.
Democrats Congratulate Each Other.
NEW YORK, Nov educational Demo.
cratic headquarters were open to-day. and
tho force of clerks was kept busy answer
ing kilograms of congratulation from all
points Of the United States Mr.. Steven
lations to various members of the commit
tee. Chairman Harrity left for Philadel-
| phia this evening. Before his departure he
expressed thanks for his treatment in this
| city. He was particularly grateful TO the
representatives of the New York newspa-
| pers Tor the very generous treatment ac-
| corded TO the members OF the Democratic
national committee. Mr.. Harrity will re-
turn here In couple OF days.
PHILADELPHIA. Pa, Nov. 16-With two
districts undecided. the Republicans will
| have 81 members in the Senate and the
Democrats IL Complete returns received
| by the Associated Press from every legisla-
| tive district show that the next House of
| Representatives will be composed of 1856
| Republicans and GO Democrats. the Re-
publicans thus having n majority on joint
| ballot of the Legislature of 81, and possi-
| bly, a. In the last Heuse there were 122
| Republicans. 20 Democrats and the three
| Bradford county fusionlsts who voted
| with the Democrats.
Now to I'm Michigan.
DETROIT. Nov. 10-It IS now known be-
| yond n doubt that Rich. Repn blican, for
| Governor. has been elected by plurality
| of at least 1900 and the remainder of the
| State tickle. by about the same amount.
| Five Congressman and the same number
| of presidential electors are Democratic
| while the Republicans elect seven of the
| former and nine of the latter. The Prohi-
| bitIonists and Populist vote has not been
| much OF factor in this State heretofore
| and this year it has not been verv heavy.
| although no figures have been received to
| show. The Legislature is Republican IN
both branches.
New Hampshire Returns.
| CONCORD. n H., Nov. 10.-Returns from
207 towns and cities give Harrison 2.119;
Cleveland, $500; Prohibition and scatter
ing. 1921. For Governor, Smith. Rep. co.
| ITO: Mckinney. Dem. 1886 Carr. Pro-
| 1.41S: Noyes. Pop, GIG. The remaining %
/ towns are all small and will not materially
| change tho result. Smith will be- elected
/ by q majority OF upwards of 800. This is