People's voice. [volume] (Wellington, Sumner County, Kansas) 1890-1917, 1892-11-25
BELATED RETURNS.
Later Figures From Several states -ohIo's
tlose Vote.
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JEFFERSON CITY, Mo, Nov 20. Bar
ton and Ripley counties have not flied
their official vote with the secretary of
state, and consequently the returns can
not be opened All the other counties
have reported. The presidential vote
has been counted as far as received, and
Cleveland will have 10000 plurality in
round numbers Unofficial returns have
been received from all the counties,
and they are near enough to the official
vote for all practical purposes. Mr..
Stones pluralityis about $1,000. Judges
Sherwood and Burgess are elected mem
bers of supreme court division No. by
from $500 to 5000 plurality, and Shirk,
republican, who had his name on the
populist ticket, is certainly defeated
OHIO.
COLUMBUS, O., Nov. l9.-Secretary OF
State Poorman has received official re-
turns from eighty-two counties 10 the
state. He makes a statement which il
is believed presents the official plurali-
ties as follows: Taylor, republican for
secretary of state, $50; on the electoral
ticket, Danford, republican, has 900
over Seward, democrat, and 9, 292 more
votes than any other republican clector.
This is an average of 1907 for the re-
publican electors Seward; democrat,
has l,l02 votes more than the average
plurality, aud has 1850 votes more than
the democratic electors.
TENNESSEE.
NASHVILLE, Tenn, Nov. 1S-Oficial
returns from eighty-four out of ninety
four counties in this state received by
the secretary OF state give Cleveland
!2S62S; Harrison, S4,749; Weaver, 9S,-
Oh; Bidwell, 1855. The remaining
counties will not appreciably change
the plurality of Cleveland over Harri-
son. These returns, with an additional
county unoficially reported, give the
democratic candidate for governor l2l,-
25l, and the republican 81, AS. The re-
naming counties will vary but little
from these ratios.
NEW JERSEY.
TRENTON, \. j., Nov. l9.-The official
returns have been received by the Sec
rotary of state from all the counties
and the work of verifying and compil-
ing them is now being done. They
show the plurality Of the democratic
presidential electors to be 1866, and
Judge Werts' plurality over Kean. the
republican candidate for governor, to
be 6,7O9.
GEORGIA.
ATLANTA, Ga, Nov. 2l.-The official
vote of the state of Georgia in the ma
tional election was as follows: Total
vote, 29S,99l; Cleveland, 1855; Har-
rison, 1896; Weaver, A., $50, Bidwell,
9sS; scattering, 1888; Cleveland's plu-
rality over Harrison, sl,OSl, and major.
ity over all other candidates combined,
54,79l.
ALABAMA.
MONTGOMERY, Ala, Nov. 2l.-Elec-
ton returns were counted last night.
Cleveland received 13s, 125 votes, Weav-
er S5,19s, Harrison S3.s71 and Bidwell
2S4. Cleveland has q plurality over
Weaver Of $685. The delegation TO
congress is solidly democratic.
MICHIGAN.
DETROIT, Mich, Nov. 19.-0fiicial re-
turns from tifty-eight out of eighty-fve
counties in Michigan give the follow
ing vote on governor: Rich, repub-
lican, 1856, lG5; Morse, democrat, 1l9, 929;
Ewing, populist, 1884; Russell, pro-
hibition, 9,S2G; Rich's plurality, 16, 2S6.
ILLINOIS.
CHICAGO, Nov. 21.-0ficial returns
from all the counties in Illinois give
Cleveland 424,1 votes, Harrison S97,-
32j, Bidwell 24,59O, Weaver 9O,6s5;
Cleveland's plurality over Harrison,
2G,S24.