St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1892-11-09

ures were Cleveland 1,0s2. Harrison
3,0G3. "We~wiIl have $4,000 majority in
Kings county," said Chairman Harrity
at 1880 p. m. The news that Living
stone county showed Republican loss
Of 800 waS received with eXclamations
OF surprise. "Yhe state Is ours for
sure, and we will have over 100, 600
to the bridge" was what the committee
said.
Tne famous sergeant at arms, j. M.
Oliver. created the furore of the early
part of the evening by bursting into
the committee room ana eXclaiming:
'Gentlemen, down where | live the
Fortieth election district of the Second
assembly district gives Cleveland 3SS
and Harrison 4 votes, and where those
four votes come from do not know"
Jimmie's announcement was heartily
cheered. The first black eye came in at
O'Clock. 1t was Suffolk county, and
hOWed a Republican gain of over 200
over the vote in 1888.
1.-The clam diggerS have got i'll their
work. That is on account of Gov.
Flowers stand in the Fire Island mat
ter" was the explanation given.
This slight setback was Offset by the
next news, that of GAeen's county.
which gave Dem ocratic plurality of
900 more than in 1883. Slight SURPRISE
was expressed at the first tidings from
Buffalo, Lieut.. Gov. Sheehan's home,
Al districts out Of 12S giving Cleve-
land 1872; Harrison, S.719. This
gain was more than counter
balanced by the word that Chatauqua
county gave Harrison only $500 ma
jOrity, falling off of $50 since 1888.
There was considerable cheering when
ist a
carried Oregon, and there was more
cheering still when telegram was read
that the state OF Washington probably
went for Cleveland. This was rapidly
followed by the returns from 800 cities
and election districts showing Demo
cratic gain of 1888. which created
great excitement. 1he returns from
the interior Of the state came pouring
in showing a Republican loss in nearly
every case. Chairman Harrity was
overwhelmed with congratulations, but
he would not commit himself.
at looks very much like Republican
slaughter" he said, ''but it is too early
i'll the day yet to shout"
Much amusement was caused by the
returns from Gravesend. where John Y.
McKane is supreme, showing Cleveland
2 947, Harrison 800. AS the returns
came into Democratic headquarters
they were duplicated by special wire to
Mr. Cleveland at his house Oh Fifty
first street.
At 11:45 Chairman Harrlty, Of the
Democratic national committee, gave
out the following statement:
There is no doubt of the election of
Cleveland and Stevenson by the popu-
lar vote, while the defeat of Harrison is
Nau Work UiUa,,
nifcent plurality for Cleveland. New
York surpasses all her previous records.
There is no break in the South. Repub-
lican claims from Delaware are uI-
founded. III Connecticut the returns
show n steady advance over the figures
Of 1898, when we carried the state. In
diana is undoubtedly ours. The most
result appears to be in llli-
nOis, where from the returns it would
seem that the first time in its history
the state has gone Democratic. We
have won the most decisive victory in
the history of the party"
NEW YORK, Nov. S.-Oneida complete
gives Harrison 144 majority, Repub-
lican gain over last year of %.
New YORK, Nov. 8.-White Plains
gives Cleveland 72 majority. 1t went
50 tor Harrison in 1888. Reid's own
district goes against him by 5. In 1888
it went in favor OF Harrison. MIR.
Reid voted in the First district early.
New YORK, Nov. 9.-Orleans county
gives Cleveland 3,C64, Harrison 4,O2l.
In 1883, Cleveland 1924, Harrison 4,277.
Queens county indicate Cleveland's ma
jority not over 2,000. Suffolk county
will give Harrison about $50 majority.
SYRACUSE, n. Y, Nov. S.-Syracnse
camplete gives Harrison 1O,399, Cleve-
land S,S49: HarriSon'S majority, 1850.
This is Democratic gain over 1883 Of
l ,675.
ELMlRA. N. Y, Nov. S.-City com
plete: Harrison, 3,273; Cleveland, 2,9SS.
In 1888: Cleveland, 3,24l; Harrison,
{, ,939.
WHITEHALL. N. Y, Nov. Slight
towns III Washington county indicate a
plurality for Harrison of 1900. John
NJ. Weaver, Republican. elected to
congress for this district.
ALBANY, N. Y, Nov. S.-The city of
Albany complete gives Cleveland H.
327, Harrison 1888.
OswEGo, N. Y, Nov. S.-Al the towns
in this county give Harrison plurality
Of 1,300. in 1888 the same towns gave
l. 247 plurality.
DUNKIRK, N. Y, Nov. S.-The city
complete gives Cleveland plurality of
254, Democratic gain Of Z.
BATAVIA, n. Y, NOu. S.-All towns
in GenesSe county give Harrison LOO
plurality. In 1888 the same towns gave
l 400 for Harrison.
LOCKPORT, N. Y, Nov. S.-Niagara
county gives Cleveland 100 majority,
Democratic gain Of $50.
JAMESTOWN, n. Y, Nov. S.-Cattara-
gus county gives Harrison 2,300 plu-
rality, Democratic gain of 113. Ten
towns in Chenango county, n. Y, give
Harrison LOIS majority. The towns yet
to hear from will probably increase the
majority for Harrison about 20.
OswEGo, n. Y, Nov. S.-Oswego city
complete gives Cleveland a majority Of
$50, Democratic gain of 534.
WATERIoW n. Y, Nov. S.-Com-
plete returns from this city give Cleye-
land 1,768, Harrison 2.146. In 1883 the
town gave Cleveland 1.495, Harrison
1,779.
AUBURN. N. Y. Nov. S.-Auburn
city, Cayuga county, complete gives
Cleveland 2.306, Harrison 1854.
New YORK, Nov. S.-City of Utica
rison 1854. In 1888, Cleveland 1850,
Lone ISLAND CITY, L. l., Nov. s.
Long Island City gives Cleveland 1926,
Harrison 2,133. In 1888 Cleveland 2,O44,
Harrison 1.S09.
Troy, N. Y, Nov. s.-The city of
Troy gives Cleveland $3.50, Harrison
5,574. In 1888 it sgave Cleveland S,363,
Harrison $3.50
ELNIRA, N. Y, Nov. s. Chemung
county gives Harrison 772 plurality.
AMSTERDAM, n. Y, Nov. S.-Mont-
gomery county gives between 500 and
600 majority for Harrison.
OwEGo, NY, Nov, s.-Tioga county,
with three small districts to hear from
gives Harrison 1926. These districts
will give Harrison about 20. In 1855
Harrison carried the county by 1,243.
CORTLAND, N. Y, Nov. Shorthand
county complete gives Harrison 1,240
plurality.
ALBANY, N. Y, Nov. S.-Gov. Flower
claims the state for Cleveland by over
40, 600.
NEW YORK, Nov. s.-Washington
county gives Cleveland 1886. Harrison
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