Weekly graphic. [volume] (Kirksville, Adair Co., Missouri) 1880-1949, 1892-11-11
INDIANA.

State. with chances favorius The
Democrats. The indications al
loon are that Cleveland has carri.
ID the State by 5000 to 5000 plu.
,ality, and that the Democrat:
have the State ticket and the legls
ature.
WASHINGTON.
Tacoma, Wash. Nov. 10--Th'
result will not be known in thi'
state for at least twenty-foul
hours. The indicetions are tha
carried the state b.
5000 at least, and that both the
Republican Congressman ar
elected. Both Democrats ant
Republicans claim the Goyernor
ILLINOIS.
Chicago, ILL.,, Nov. 10-Cool
county, complete, gives Clevelant
l05,005; Harrison 1908. Cleve
lands majority, 25,952. At on
O'clock Chairman Gable, OF tn
Western branch of the Democra
tic National committee. said
From returns at hand we hav
carried the State by a majority o
not less than 10000.
NEBRASKA.
Omaha, Nov. 10--Returns fror
almost every county in the stat
shows that Crounz { Rep. } is elect
ed Governor by nearly 5000 plu
rslity over Van Wyck { Peoples
with Morton Dem. runnin
farther behind. The electora
vote of the state cannot be deter
mined at this hour, but if tn
present rate of majority continue
Harrison will carry the state by
small plurality probably less tha
1000.
CALIFORNIA.
San Francisco, Cal, Nov 10
Chairman Max Pepper, of tn
Democratic State Committee Al
nounces that the state has gone fo
Cleveland, giving him about 100
majority.
Chairman Myers, of the Reput
lican Committee coucedes th
above majority to the Democrat
The Republican State Commit
tee chairman comedies San FraI
cisco to Cleveland, but claims tn
Republicans may pull through i
the state at large.
WISCONSIN.
Milwaukee, Wis. Noy. 9-Cleye
land has almost certainly carrie
the state.
Republican figures have bee
reduced to less than LOCO.
The state at noon is certainl
believed to be Democratic 10
Cleveland and Peck by fro1
10000 to $4,000 Republican
concede the State Legislatur
which will return Democrat
Senator, in place of PhiIetus Saw
yer. The majority of the Con
gressmen are democrats.
MISSOURI.
Major VIM. Warner, Rapubl!
can candidate for Governor c
Missouri, ran ahead of his ticke
in almost every precinct of tn
State, but in q very few preeint
did he do as well as q. E. Kimbal
four J ears ago. in that electio
Kimball carrid st. Louis by
phenomenal majority.
This year Warner carried 81
Louis by about 5000, as agains
1864 for Kimball. Kansas City
Warmers home, also went sgains
him by 500. st. Joseph ais
gives a large plurality for Stone
Warner is ahead of his ticke
throughout the state. In nearl
all the interior counties the Den
ocrats made Ironouced gain
on the presidential ticket. Fou
gears ago Cleveland carried Mis-
souri, by % 69l plurality, He wi
carry it this time by 10000 t
80, 900, which would indicate tn,
Stones plurality over Warner wi
be $4,000 to $4,000.
J. B. Cook. secretary Of the stat
Democratic Committee, estimate
Stones majority over Warner I
$4,000. Returns are coming
slowly and show that in almo
every county a very heavy vot
was polled.
CONGRESS.
Washington, d. c., Nov. 10.
A compilation of the election II
turns for Congressman made L
from reports published in IL
morning papers and from late
kilograms received up to noon t.
day gives the Democrats a major
ty over the Republicans in IL
next House of II, and over r
publicans and third partyites
So, with eleven districts put in IL
doubtful column
The returns as yet, of cours
are very incomplete and chang
will have to be made in the tigur,
on each side, rs the later repor
will probably show the defeat Of
number of Congressman now sa