Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1892-11-10

can be made on these precincts for their
geography was changed n few months
ago At the same time eighty precincts
outside the city show net gains Of 1, l0i
for Harrison, an average Of IL TO the
precinct. II this keeps up II will wipe
out the democratic majority OF 10, $40 in
1920 and leave over 1900 plurality for
the republicans
In 1888 INDIANA gave Harrison e6s, a6i; Cleve-
land, e6l, OiS; Streotor, 26ji; Fisk o,ssi. Total
vote, sS5,s0' Rep plurality, aSs
Minnesota.
ST. PAUL, Mimi, Nov o-owing TO
the strength of the Farmers Alliance
and its successor, the peoples party, In
this state, Minnesota has this year been
one of the fighting grounds Of the pres
idential campaign. This has been the
more so since the democratic leaders in
dorsed four Of the nino electors of the
peoples party, hoping thereby 10 take
that many electoral votes away from
the republican column.
ST.. PAUL, Mimi, Nov. o.--Sevonteen
precincts outside the twin cities give
Harrison osS; Cleveland, 600. The same
In 1883 gave Harrison i,o95; Cleveland,
o23; n net republican loss OF 100
ST. PAUL, MINI, Nov 0-At mid
night indications are that tho rcpub-
Leans have carried the First, Second
and Fifth districts; the democrats the
Third, Fourth and sixth; and the popu-
lists, the Seventh.
The state has gono for Harrison on
Ave electors by about $4,000. On tho
four on which there Is fusion tho result
Is close, with chances favoring Har-
rison. North Dakota is apparently for
Harrison by 1000.
In 1883 MIStEsorA gave Harrison il2 i92
Cleveland, IOL sSS, Streetor, 1907, Fisk, ib3ii.
Total vote, EOS, 80. Rep, plurality, SiO7.
Tennessee.
NASHVILLE, Tenn, Nov. o.-That
Tennessee will not be the lot state 10
break the solid south was demon
strated by the result Of the election to-
day. Cleveland carries the state by an
increased majority over 1883, the ex-
tent Of which cannot be asccrtained de-
fnitely until tomorrow, us many coun'
ties are remote from telegraph com
munication. Turney (dem.) IL elected
governor by good majority over com
bincd opposition. The congressional
delegation will stand exactly rs o.
prcscnt-cight democrats and two no
publicans
In isXs TENNEssEE gave Harrison i3s 9Ss
Cleveland, ibs,Tfp; Fisk COLI Total vote, 3O5,
TsI Dem plurality, 1871.
Nebraska.
OMAHA, Neb., Nov. "a much hcav
Ter vote has been cast In Nebraska thai
was anticipated by the campaign man
ayers of all parties. The voting wa
very quiet throughout the state AM
there was little enthusiasm. No troubl
occurred ut the polls Fully three
quarters OF the democratic vote wa
thrown to the Weaver electors, so tn
direct vote for Harrison cuts very it'll
figure Returns coming very slow an
1t will be ten hours before the result
can be surely known.
OMAHA, Neb, Nov. 0.-Sixty-thre
precincts In Nebraska give Harriso
8,S7l; Cleveland, 1894; Weaver, 8, 457.
In 1898 NEBRASKA gave Harrison iOe ta'
, Cleveland, sJ,Sla; Stroeter, L22o. Fisk, o n
: Total vote, 2os,Ois Rep plurality T,sa
: New Mexico.
ALBUQUERQUE, N. NJ, Nov. o.
a Weather chilly and blowing, Ligh
a vote In this city and presumed ther
I will be In the territory. Indication
? rs before telegraphed are for Joseph
8 election from 1000 10 1000.
L Rhode Island.
PROVIDENCE, r. l., Nov. 9.-Toti
vote of the state lacking twenty dii
tricts is: Harrison, 1928; CLEVELAND
i5,552. The state goes for Harrison.
In 1893 RHODE ISLAND gave Harrison 2i,ec
! Cleveland, 1850, Fisk, 1851 Total vote, "
l TT6 Rep plurality, AiS9.
+ Louisiana.
o New ORLEANS, Nov. 9--The DEM
Q cratic state committee claims, and IL
y republican committee comedies, IL
election OF the entire delegation 10 COT
, gress, and that the state goes for Clev
: land by more than 80, 900 majority.