Santa Fe daily New Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1885-1897, 1892-11-09


place majority for Weaver In Clear
Creek county at 900, and it is believed
that Weaver will also carry Boulder coun-
| ty by 400. In Garfield county it is
claimed that Harrison has polled a ma
jority of about 200 votes.
Chairman Coleman of the Peoples
party state committee has received ad-
vises from Aspen that the town is wild
with excitement. The entire Populist
ticket has a ma jority of from 800 to 1900
over the Democrat and Republican.
Waite for governor ran behind his ticket.
Chairman Arbuckle of the silver Demo
cratic committee claims entire Populist
Democtatic free ticket elected by ma jor-
tiles ranging from 1000 to 5000.
Indications are that Republicans will
carry Pueblo county by about 1000 ma
iority, except Bell who has small ma
iority.
Fifty-eight towns and precints outside
Of Arapahoe county gives Harrison It'll,
Weaver 2399.
, Seven precincts in Denver give Weaver
Ala, Harrison 225.
Kansas .--Republican central commit
tee claims state by 10000 plurality.
Chairman of the Peoples party comedies
nothing.
Kentucky, -Clevelands plurality in the
state is $4,000.
North Dakota.-Twenty-two precincts
in North Dakota give Harrison l,2l1;
Weaver, 1888
The St. Louis Republican says the Dem
ocratic ticket is elected by 10000. Stone,
Democrat for governor, elected by $4,000
plurality. Democrats elect IA out of Is
congressman and will have 40 majority
in the Legislature on joint ballot.
observation-disclosures from 1O3 towns
show Republican gain of 1859 on the
vote for governor.
The congressional delegation from
Connecticut will remain unchanged, three
Democrats and one Republican.
Ninety-three towns give Harrison
23,728, Cleveland 56,396; Democratic gain
over 1888, 1915
Democrats claim the state for Cleve-
land by 1000. Fifty-three towns give
Harrison 11,192, Cleveland II ,64S Dem
ocratic gain over 1888, 983.
One hundred and twenty-three towns
give Harrison, 1919, Cleveland, 1896.
Wyoming.-It is estimated from re-
turns received that Harrison electors will
be elected by very small ma aiority.
Democrats claim the election of their
whole state ticket. Legislature is as yet
doubtful.
Nevada-It is conceded by all parties
that Weaver carries Nevada by 10000.
Alabama--Cleveland has probably car
ried the state by 5000 majority.
Massachusetts.-Fif towns in Massa-
chusetts give Cleveland 1862; Harrison
1888; Halle 10,409; Russell 9,119. Com
pared with 1888 net Democratic gain of
GAG; compared with 1891 net Republi-
can gain of 315.
Ohio.-Thirty-seven scattering pre-
cincts outside of Cincinnati and Cleve-
land give Harrison a plurality of 929
Same precints in 1891 gave Campbell,
Democrat, plurality of 440,
California -- Complete returns from
ffty-one precints in thirty eight counties
in California give Harrison l479, Cleve-
land 1875. Same in 1888 gave Harrison
1927 Cleveland 1347.
Wisconsin-163 precincts in state Of
Wisconsin including 10 in city of Milwau-
kee give Harrison 27 ,645, Cleveland 25 1899.
For governor the same precincts give
Spooner 1855, Peck 27,57S.
Georgia,-Cleveland carries the state
by 50,0O0. Solid Democratic delegation
to congress elected.
Louisiana.-Vot light. Entire Dem
ocratic congressional delegation elected.
Mississippi.-Cleveland carries the
state by 10000 majority.
LATER sCATrERIEG BULLETINS.
New York-One hundred and twenty
nine districts outside of New York and
give Cleveland 14,242, Harri-
son 13, 437. The same districts in 1888
gave Cleveland 1926; Harrison 1926.
Cincinnati, Ohio,-Two hundred and |
sixty-six precincts in Cincinnati give
Harrison 1871, Cleveland 3,761. Same in
1891-McKinley 149, Campbell, 32,420.
There are 2809 voting precincts in Ohio
plurality in 1891, was 21,511
New York.--New York state 113 dis
tricts outside of New York and Brooklyn
give Cleveland 1852, Harrison 1856.
The same districts in 1888 gave Cleveland |
13,061; Harrison 1892.
New York.-The Herald bulletin saws
st. Lawrence county shows Republican
loss of 600 and Saratoga county loss of
500 compared with '88.
New York.-Herald bulletin says Dele
ware has probably gone Republican.
Boston.--Fifty towns in Massachusetts
gives Cleveland 1862, Harrison 1888,
Halle 10,409, Russell 9,119. Compared
with 1891 net Republican gain of 315.
New York,-One thousand districts out
Of 1,137 give Cleveland 150,910, Harrison
27,419. Herald bulletin says Lewis county
shows Republican loss of $40 over 1888.
Nebraska.--Sixty precincts in Nebraska
gives Harrison 6,371, Cleveland 1894;
Bidwell A.
New York.-A Herald bulletin says that
county shows Republican loss