The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-11-10

states senate.
OHIO PROBABLY DEMOCRATIC.
what Noxt?-Pennsvlvanie is About All
Left for Harrison.
COLUMBUS. o., Nov. Slate returns
reveal the fact that the result is rather
close
The Democratic electors have a lead
OF over 700 plurality, with four counties
20 hear from
Three OF these are Democratic, the
fourth. Is Republican.
COLUMBUS, O., Nov. 9.-The situation
IN Ohio grows interesting and exciting
with the result in doubt. The Democratic
committee has reports from the county
chairnen Of SO counties, which show
net Democratic gain for Cleveland Of
lao This leaves IS counties TO hear
from. At the same ratio Of increase, the
State will so Democratic. but the Republic
cans hope for different result.
At midnight the Democrats claim the
State for the Cleveland electors by
plurality ranging from 1000 to 1900. The
Republicans concede that II is very
close, and will require the official count
10 decide. Both headquarters have closed
for the night.
EiUsL CANS CLAIM KANsA.
TOPEKA, KAN, Nov. 9.--The result of
the election in Kansas Is still In doubt.
Returns are coming in very slowly. Both
committees are claiming victory, neither
conceding anything to the other The Re-
publican committee alone has arrange.
ments for receiving definite returns. At
IL o'clock $50 out Of 200 precincts had
been heard from. showing a total OF
7l.7H votes. of which the Republican
State electoral tickets have a majority
of 5,291. This vote has been compared
with the Republican poll Of the State,
which shows total vote OF 30,50O IL
the returns continue TO come in showing
the same relative Republican gains, tha
Republican majority will be about 1900.
The Republicans still claim the election OF
seven Of the eight congressman certain.
and a majority Of the Legislature. Jerry
Simpson. according TO Republican figures,
is certainly beaten in the Seventh dis
trict
TOPEKA, KAN, Nov. 9.--The Repuhli-
can State central committee claim 5000
Republican majority in Kansas, while the
chairman of the Populists committee
claims the majority for the Populists
State ticket all congressman and ma
jority in the coming State legislature
Returns are coming in very slowly.
moi ma
INDIANAPOLIS, IND. Nov 9-The re-
suit in Indiana was not surprise. The
Democratic managers have been conf
dent of the State for more than a month
The Republicans made a hard fight 10
save Harrison in his own State, but the
indications are that the majority for
Cleveland and Stevenson will reach 10000
The Democrats will also control the Leg
islature.
Indiana was carried by Harrison and
Morton four years ago.
Chairman Taggart, OF the Democratic
committee, claims IL out Of the Is con-
gressmen.
Privately the Republicans admitted that
they have been routed, ascribng their
defeat 10 the radical ground taken by the
party on the tariff.
Seventy-one out Of 80 counties give
Cleveland a lead Of $3.50.
CALIFORNIA.
SAN FRANCISCO, CAL, Nov. s.-Ac-
cording to returns counted thus far
Cleveland will have a plurality in this
city of about 1000. The returns are too
meagre 10 say with positiyeness which
electoral ticket has carried the State, but
the indications are that Cleveland's plu-
rality in this city will be overcome by
Harrison's plurality in other parts Of the
State, and that the latter will probably
carry the State by plurality considera-
hiy less than that of four years ago.
Viewers vote was somewhat larger than
was estimated by the managers Of both
the leading political parties, and cut ipto
the Republican in some counties much
heavier than 1t did into the Democratic
strength The Legislature is still in doubt,
but will probably be Republican on joint
ballot.
SAN FRANCISCO. CAL. Nov. 9.-six
hundred and seventy precincts out of
1924. outside of San Francisco. give Har-
rison S507 Cleveland, 3475S; Weaver,
1903.
w AVER WINS IN THE WFsT.
OMAHA NEB., Nov. S.--Nebraska re-
turns are still fragrlentary. Weaver elec-
tors viii carry the State by over 5000
majority Crounse (Rep), for Governor,
will probably get 5000 plurality also Ma
jors CRepb, for Lieutenant Governor The
balance Of the State ticket will probably
be mixed and close, with Chances favoring
the Republicans. The Republicans will
elect two out Of six congressman, and
possibly three. Gains for Republicans. as
compared with two years ago, are being
reported Democratic gains are equally
noticeable. The Independents lose in
former strongholds and gain slightly in
towns. One-third OF the Democrats of
the State voted for Weaver electors,
which explains why they carried the
State
l-INCOLN, NEB.t NOV. 9.-COnSf feSSInan |
Bryan CDem.) is reelected by the Flu
sionists The State is Republican by a
81 bstantial majority.
DING Il &c VICTORY IN ILLINOIS.
CHICAGO, ILL. Nov s.-The later re-
turns do not abate in any way from the |
decisive Democratic victory in the State |
Of Illinois on national or State tickets. |
men of all parties now gem |
eFally agree that the Democratic plurality !
N Illinois will be apparently 1900
All indications point 20 the carrying Of |
he State by Cleveland and Stevenson by |
/ plurality Of from 5000 to 10000, The |
entire Democratic State ticket is also
elected and the Democrats have ma
ority OF the congressional delegation,
ma have apparently gained control Of |
10Th branches OF the State legislature.
1. is probable that the Democrats will
etain their majority In the congressional
election Of two Democratic candidates
or Congress at large,
CHICAGO, Nov. S.-The National ana
State tickets have a Democratic majority
.stimated az %. 600 to 25,00o. The Demo-
rats have majority in the senate OF 3
nd in the house Of representatives or Il,
WI 'ONsIN E ,O RVS.
MILWAUKEE, WIS. Nov. 9,-Mr, II.
:. Payne eX-chairmAn of the Republi-
an State central committee, practically
oncedes Wisconsin, 10 the Democrats
n an interview this morning he said that
While the returns were not complete, If
he same average Of Democratic gain is
maintained in the northern counties