The state chronicle. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1891-1893, 1892-11-09
INDIANA.

dental electors, 13 congressman, COVER
nor and other state officers and legisla-
ture which will select successor to
David Turpie, democrat, in the United
States senate.
In Indiana the republicans concede
the loss of President Harrison's home
county by 500. gain of 400 for the
democrats. Democrats claim the county
by l, ZOO plurality.
Indiana republicans claim the state by
10000; populists claim vote of 10000
at II p. m.
Twelve precincts in Indiana: Harri-
son I, 291; Cleveland 945; same precincts
In 80 gave Tinsler 1.031; Matthews $50;
net republican gain 1S5.
The World bulletin says chairman of
democratic state committee says Cleve-
land has carried Indiana. No returns re
celved yet from that state.
Sixteen precincts in Indiana: Harri-
son 1.571; Cleveland 1904.
At II o'clock p m. the democratic
chairman Of Indiana claims the state for
Cleveland by $4,000.
The St. Louis Globe Democrat comedies
Indiana to the democrats by 5000 to
0,000 plurality.
In Indiana seventy precincts give Har-
rison 7, 249; Cleveland 6,206; net rcpub
lican gain over $50 of 474.
One hundred and twenty Indiana pre-
cincts give Harrison II, 295; Cleveland
II, ,30G. Net republican gain over 80,
| LOIS.
DEs MONIES, Iowa, Nov. Sin this
state to day the voting was for presiden-
tial electors, eleven congressman, secre-
tary of state and minor state officers.
II D. m.-Returns from Iowa come in
slowly; and show small republican gain
over SO.
The State Register, Clarkson's paper,
claims Iowa for republican by plurality
of 10000
In Iowa 107 precincts give Harrison
49, 1877; Cleveland II, 796; Bidwell 321 !;
Weaver 74O.
At 80 a. N. the Des Moines Register
and Leader both say it is impossible to
tell how Iowa has gone; returns INSULT
cient to justify an estimate.
"A
/ Topeka, Kan, Nov S.-Kansas voted
to day for presidential electors, eight
congressman, governor and other state
4 offers and legislature which will have
the naming of United States senator in
place of Bishop W. Perkins who was ap-
pointed to service until the election of a
successor to Senator Plumb, deceased.
Jerry Simpson is defeated for congress
in Kansas.
The New York Times bulletin says the
republicans have lost the Legislature il
Kansas.
The Kansas republican state centra
committee claims the election of all The
eight republican candidates for congress
and a majority in each of the Legislature
as we'll as the state and electoral ticket
, similar claim is made by the fusionists
, If the proportion of gains made by tn
republicans in the few precin cts hear'
fro-l is kept up throughout the state, tb
republican majorlty will be not less tina
10000.
KENTUCKY.
LOUISVILLE, Ky, Nov. S.-The citi
zens Of this state voted to day for presi
dental electors and eleven congressmen
There was no state ticket.
The republican congressman is un
n doubtn6ly elected in the 11th Kentuck
district; all others democrats.
LOUISIANA.
:, NEW ORLEANS, La, Nov. S.-Th
!, election in Louisiana to-day was on pres
idential electors and six congressman.
The vote in Louisiana was ligh
+ Cleveland's majority in state 40, 900.
!, MAINE.
. BANGOR, Maine, Nov 9.-Maine cleo
ed her congressman and state officers j
q September and the voting to- day was fl
c presidential electors only.
j. Maine has gone republican by abol
t. IA 600 plurality.
s. MARYLAND.
&c BALTIMORE, Md, Nov. S.-MarylaH
n, voted to day for presidential electors an
six congressman.
There was only one district in doul
n in MARYLAND. the sixth district, former
re represented by McComas, secretary
the republican national committee, whe
IL Wellington, republican, contested Il
90 representation against McKaig, dem
crat. the sitting member. The distri
o. was carried last election by Mckaig
ve less than 200 in a total vote of near
.r "a. 900. Latest returns show that he
carried Washington county by 300, h
=. gained largely in Garrett county, and
~ ~ e-elected by an increased majority.
'9 MASSACHUSETTS,.
BosToN, Mass, Nov. S.-The voti
We IL Massachusetts to day was for pre-
III Dental electors thirteen congressme
u governor and other staaliC- officers ant
legislature which selects a successor
on United States Senator H. L Dawes.
'n, BosToN, Mass, Nov. 8.-At $50
,n' IN. the returns Of only ten towns in NJ
le- sachusetts were in They gave Harri
2.361, Cleveland 1,543, Bidwell
ms Harrison's plurality S3S. This show
1e. democratic gain of 1868.
az Sixty towns in Massachusetts g
o'' Cleveland 9, IT'S; Harrison 13, 2444, a
,nto democratic gain of 655.
no In Massachusetts eighty towns g
1lv Cleveland 14,754; Harrison 10, 707;
democratic gain over SO of 665, repu
can over 81 of 410.
rs, throughout New England was perl
her and the vote enormous. In Massac
ote setts it is safe to say the vote is the la
ure est ever cast. Reports from New Hal
to shire and Connecticut also indicate
at large vote. The result will be slow
turns. In this city returns are com
'er, in slowly. The first twenty two
Id, cints of Boston show a net gain
Halle, republican, over Allen, repu
IRE can, last year of $50. Russel's net G
Il: over his own vote last year in the S
precincts is 632. This shows net
,ok publican gain of twenty four.
of One hundred towns: Cleveland
910; Harrison 25,611; democratic
oisI over for years ago of $50, republ
gain over 81 of 937.
on Gov Russell telegraphs that h
holding last years plurality in NJ