Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1892-11-18


land 132,4sO, Harrison 151,149. The
same districts in 1883 gave Cleveland
134,4S6. Harrison 161, 202
Buffalo.-Harrison 24,6SS Cleveland !
25,404. Vote in 1888 for Buffalo, Cleve- !
land 21,S13.
New 1ork.-Kings county, with three ,,
districts missing, gives Cleveland lis. S97
majority.
New York, l a. m.-The Long Dis
lance Telephone company returns indi-
cate that Cleveland has certainly car
ried New York, New jersey, Connect
cut, Illinois and Indiana will probably
give him her vote: that he has four or
five votes in Michigan, and that Wis
consin is very close and in doubt. There
is nothing from the south to indicate
any change. In Massachusetts the vote
for governor is very close and still in
doubt.
Albany, N. Y.-Gov Flower tele-
phones from New York city that the
democrats claim New York by $1,000.
Chicago-The Tribune says returns at
hand at IL p. N. show Cleveland has
carried Illinois by about 15COO, and that
the race between Altgeld and Filter
is very closo. The republicans connede
the defeat of Harrison electors in Illin-
DIS. The prolific democratic gains in
Cook c. unity c: jnniotsi- Svra1'ipel them.
CharlestCn. :. E.--N'iti, The possible
exception o. the sventh district Snrt'.
Carolina returns Il solid democratic
delegation to congress and chooses nine
Cleveland electors.
Rochester, n. Y.-Cataraugus county
gives Harrison $500 plurality.
New Haven-Authentic advices show
that Cleveland has carried Connecticut
by 1000
Concord, n. H-Concord and ten
other towns give Harrison a majority
of 21T, 4 gain Of 81 for Cleveland.
! Providence, II. 1.-The republican ma
.iority for the state ticket will be above
1900
/ Concord, n. H.-RetuIns from twenty
two towns and wards give Harrison
2,IS3, Cleveland 2,474, Bidwell $40, scat
! tering IL. The same towns and wards
III 1888 gave Harrison 2613, Cleveland
2,5O6, FiSke and scattering 76
LaSalle county are still limited but in
i formation is received to foreshadow the
democratic majority from 800 to 1000.
There is little doubt that two represent
tatiVe and the entire democratic ticket
! will be elected
| Topeka, kan.-Partial returns from
! the seventh congressional district now
represented by Jerry Simpson, Indicate
that he is defeated.
San Francisco, Cal-Nine scattering
precincts in six counties in California
give Harrison 125. Cleveland 9G, Weaver
20. There can be no comparison made
on account of changes Of precincts.
; The count is progressing very slowly n
! San Francisco and there will probably
be no returns from here until late to-
morrow.
Cleveland. O.-SiXtcen precincts out
Of $50 in this city give Harrison 1870
and Cleveland 1900. Last year the
same precincts gave Mckinley 1,TS1
! and Campbell 2,190 The net dem
ocratic gain is 245. The same ratio of
! gain will give Cleveland the ..,y by
1000 and the county by 500. -Four
years ago Harrison carried the county
! by two thousand.
Toledo, O.-SiXty-three precincts give
Harrison 1909 majority.
Jersey City, n. J.-Union county gives
about 400 majority for Werts.
Chicago.-The Chicago Tribune says
the returns from $50 precincts out Of
7O2 at Chicago give Cleveland plural
ity of 25,121.
! New York-The collected New York
city returns give Cleveland a plurality
of 1886.
Columbus, O.-The chairman of the
republican committee claim the state
will go for Harrison by 10000. The
election of Bowler (dem.) in the first
congressional district is claimed by the
| democrats.
! Bismarck, S. D.-IndicationS are that
| Harrison has carried the state by 1000
and the republican state ticket is elect
ed by small pluralities. Jansen is elect
| ed to congress.
! Yankton. S. D.-The chairman Of the
democratic state committee claims thel
state for Weaver.
! Helena, Mont.-The republican state
committee claims the entire state ticket,
, national ticket and congressman.
Portland. Me-The republican plural
ity is 14,5OO.
Richmond. Va.-At midnight eleven
cities out Of sixteen and q counties
out of one hundred show a democratic
gain of 21.376.
New York.-Weaver has Nebraska,
the Dakotas, Kansas, Alabama, and
North Carolina with a fighting chance
in Wyoming and Idaho.
Jersey City.-MiddIese county, gives
Cleveland 1000 majority and the same
for Werts
New Haven, Conn.-Retu1ns from 166
towns out of 16S show a plur,,ity for
Cleveland of $500.
Elizabeth, n. J.,-This the home IF
Keim, gives him only seventeen votes
over the candidate for Coroner.
New York City.-W. F. HOLIDAY, from
the democratic committee says that
Cleveland has 155 electoral votes &c
without doubt, in addition to the vote
of New York, Connecticut. and Indiana,
with some possibility Of Illinois and
Wisconsin.
Wheeling, w. Va..-Eyerything in this
state indicates democratic victory.
Milwaukee. Wis.,-The city is claimed
by both parties. Returns are very In
complete.
80 out of 12S districts in Buffalo give