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^ I Griffin -jaWBBWV VOLUME 17 A STRAW! |$ ALL WE HAVE TO CLUTCH AT. But It May Show How the Wind Blows. --* ' INDIANA, NEW JERSEY, CON NECTICUT, CALIFORNIA and the solid south are cer¬ tainly DEMOCRATIC. Rat Where Will We Get the Misting Number Necessary ? brace still claims new tori, WHILE WISCONSIN IS CLOSE. Meagre Midnight Returns, which are Generally Fayorable to Democrats The reaembleoca to 1884 grows. As then, everything seems to binge upon New York, although with several Western States elo6e and undecided, Cleveland has this time a slight chance of winning with oat the Empire State of the North. Indiana, New Jersey and Connecti¬ cut are pretty certainly Democratic, California ie claimed by the Demo er&ta, Wisconsin is dose and Uli uoia apparently so. With either of the last named, added to the others, Cleveland woold be ejected. But what 61 New York? Cool Cal. Brice still cla’ms it for Gievelaod; astute Senator Gorman •aye that a mistake has been made in the connt of Kings county, which when rectified will give the Stale to Cleveland; while the Republican Tele graph monopoly says that all the counties are in and that they aggre gate a net majority of 11,000 for Har rison. But the Western Union does not sustain the last assertion : it said it would send the returns by conn ties ae aeon as heard, and so far it baa sent very few of them. At twelve o'clock last night it dosed its report and left everything in the same chaotic Btate with which it had opened the day, except that it had grudgingly conceded that Connecti out'a full returns gave a Democratic majority* It looks ae if Cleveland is ejected again and the public must again await an offloial court before it can be sore of the fact. At any rate, we are not yet ready to hoist Harrison’s name at the head of our columns. Whether be is elected- or not, Cleveland is a rooster, and we ace with him. WEST VIRGINIA. 8:40 p. m.—Hardy county gives Cleveland TOO majority, a Republican gain of 142. 9:15 p.n .—West Virginia is said to he in doubt, and it may require the offloial couni to decide. 10:40 p. m.—-12 counties out of 54, cast lug one third the vote of the State, show Re¬ publicans gains of 1603. NEW YORK. 9:15 p, c.—There is nothing to change tbs Indications that Harrison has carried this State. 9:25 p. at.—Qarman oiaims that there has k** n a mistake in the count •f Kings jeon*, which will give Cleveland the State by about 6,000. 10:40p.m.—The rote of ail the counties * the State, including Mew York and Kings '°®“tie«, show, pluralities for Cleveland of YM65 and for Harrison of 90,147, making Hemoa’s pi&reuty In the 8‘ate 11,151. WISCONSIN. P. m •—Chairman Haynes of the Re- BUbiiean State central amittse claims the •tetrhrMeo. the second district corns in very slowly: Barker, Bradford, Hamilton. Lake,Madison, Marion and Orange counties give safe Demo emtio majorities. Six other counties give decided Republican majorities. Careful es¬ timates place Bullock’s (Dera.) majority in the second district at 1,033, it will fall be¬ low under this if anythiug The Times Onion says Bullock has carried the district by fully 2500majority. NEW 1ERSEY. 9;15p. m.—New Jersey has undoubtedly gone Democratic, INDIANA. 7:30 p. m .—Bartholomew county complete, Cleveland’s plurality 87, Democratic gain 63. Adams county complete, Harrison’s plnrali ty 1957, Dem. gain 156. Hancock county Cleveland’s plurality 4410, Rep. gain 379. Lagrange county Harrison’s plurality 7133, Dem. gain 1*7. Sullivan eoan.y Cleveland's plurality 1477, Rep. gain 79. Vandenburg county Harrison’s plurality 186, Rep. gain 346. Washington county Cleveland’s plural ity 550, Rep. gain 38. Whitley .county Cleveland’s plueallty 193, Rep. gain 106. Shardy county Cleveland’s plurality 600> Dem. gain of 19 8:40 p, m.—840 precincts in Indiana give Harrison 183,567, Cleveland 135,813; same in 1884 gave Blaine 130,367, Cleveland 119,910. 9:15 p. m.—Full returns from 27 counties out of93 show net Rep. gains of 3,355. Re publican state committee claim Harrison has carried Btate by 5.000 plurality. Demo¬ cratic committee claims Btate by 3,000 to 8 , 000 . VIRGINIA. 7:40 p. m.—Returns from seven counties in the fourth or .Petersburg district give a Dem. gain on the national ticket of 2,000. It is not probable that definite returns from the State will be received tonight. I MINNESOTA. 9:15 p. m.—8t. Paul Republicaa by 7,000. CONNECTICUT. 9:15 p. ra.—Complete returns iu the State give Cleveland 74,904, Harrison 74,519, Fisk 4181. Cleveland’s plurality 336. The congressional delegation stands two Republicans and two Democrats. The Lest Dispatch; Indianapolis, 12;10 a. m., Nov. 8.— 860 precincts of Indiana give Harrison 136,203, Cleveland 138,648, the same precincts in 1884 gave Blaine 133,700, Cleveland 1X2,711. S0LI0 SPALDING! Gives Us a Chance to Use a Roos¬ ter. Spalding Coanty on Tuesday in creased her Democratic majority over the October election, and may safely be counted as one of the most solid Democratic coanties in the State. The following is the official resnlt as consolidated yesterday: akins district. Cleveland................................58 Harrison.................................36 Stewart............................ 50 Thomas................. 34 CABINS DISTRICT. Cleveland.................................50 Harrison................................. 3 Stewart...................................57 Thomas.................................. 0 MT. ZION district . Cleveland.................................45 Harrison.................................29 8tev?art ..................................73 Thomas.......,.......................... 2 UNION DISTRICT. Cleveland................................65 Harrison ........................ 0 8tawatt...................................6!) Thomas...................................47 AFRICA DISTRICT. Cleveland................................62 Harriaon.................................SO Flake..................................... 3 8tewart. .'.7...............................61 Thomas..................................0 UNI CREEK DISTRICT. Cleveland................. 57 Harrison____■„............................0 8tew»rt...................................56 Thomas.................................. 0 GRIFFIN DISTRICT. ClevelM.fi.....-........................703 Harriaon.............. 332 Fiske...................... 17 Stewart..................................837 Thomas..................................23t TOTALS. Cleveland.............................,1039 Harriaon............ 4t8 Flake................................... 20 Btawart...............................1198 Thomas........................ 807 MAJORITIES, Cleveland.......... ,571 plurality.......................Ml Stewart..................... 8BL, Three C’s.—There are three oV that seize the children and carry them off. The three e’s are oolds, coughs, and eroup. Mothers Dr. Ball’s Cough Syrup saves the little ones’ lives! If men are suffering fortunes with tooth efce they should not try to smile and look eool and handsome. How mock wiser to ease the pstn with a bottle of Salvation Oil Persons living in onhsalthy localities Kay •void all biliiou* attacks, by taking Laxador ssestsi i lly to keep tax Hear in a healthy actio*. Price 15 seats 1 la the eaiy medicine that I w oa l fi give GRIFFIN. (JEORGIA. THURSDAY MORNING, NOVEMBER •, 1888. Hope HelH I MAKETH THE HEART SICK, But It Affects Harrison as Well as Us. HERE IS HOW HE LOOKED YESTERDAY MORNING: And Here is How He Look¬ ed Last Night: THE EARLIER DISPATCHES OF YESTERDAY IN FULL Anyhow, Hill is Governor and Grant is Mayor. W4#HINGTON, D. C., Nov. 7, 7 p. ra.— Private telegrams from New York sky that Gorman claims to have discovered mistakes in Kings county returns which give the state to Cleveland by 2,000. Governor David B. Hill is re-elected governor of New York by at least 15,000 plurality, and Gen. John M. Palmer has as good a chance to win the governor’s office in Indiana as Fifer, his opponent. Gen. Harrison is elected president, hav¬ ing carried all the northern states, piob- ably, except Connecticut, New Jersey and Indiana, which have voted for Cleveland, though there is gome doubt as to Indiana. The northwestern state* and California have all probably voted for Harrison, though some of them have shown decided democratic gains. Thar* are no definite returns as to congress. Couce»»ionfi of ibe P rc—■ New York, T, 0 a. m.— Dawn broke upon a tired and anxious population. Printing House Square still holds some five hundred souls, evidently those who have big interests at stake and could not reconcile themselves to their loss. Here are some of the headlines in the morning newspapers which greeted the eyes of half a million readete: “Cleveland Elected J” “Cleveland Beaten !* “Harrison Wins!” “Grover Again At this writing interviews with load¬ ing men on the known result is impossi¬ ble. The republi¬ carried cans have Indiana and all the regular states. republican Cleveland has carried Connec¬ ticut and New Jer¬ fmillions sey, and of we demo¬ hope, crats hope, New York also. It will 'definitely hours. known in a few Among the prom¬ inent editors whom neon j ouant. I watched in the ‘wee sms” hours" was Mr. Dana, of the He worked at revising and dls- mg the returns until 5 o'clock,tand i boarded a car for his home. Messrs, past, Cocksrill, Jones and Reid are [in their respective offices anriaMfy ; the later returns T& Herald says: “Upon Brooklyn hinged the deetiay of the day and Blue her never cams." c ratio party managers will tabs all pos¬ sible steps, in event of Cleveland's de¬ feat, to discover If fraud has been perpe¬ trated by the republicans in either Indi¬ ana or New York, and that should such be discovered, Harrison will not be seat¬ ed until a strict investigation has been made. The Times says congress is still demo¬ cratic. The Tribune claims congress republi¬ can by 90 to 95 majority. Cad*-Gaul. New Yob*, Nov. 7—8 y m,—Returns come in very slow. Cleveland's majority in New York city and Brooklyn will be about 69,000. Returns from up oounties ■how such heavy republican gains, how¬ ever. that, if continued, will overcome this. There is a general feeling that Harrison will carry the state. The Eve¬ ning Sun concedes the state to Harrison. Gill is probably be elected governor. Bis majority in New York oity alone is 85,000. Grant is sleeted mayor. Large republican gains qre reported in Connecticut; but both sides claim the •tate. No definite returns from Indiana, but both sides claim the state confidently. West Virginia is in doubt; result not known till morning. Mitts Is re-elected in Texas, and Carlisle in Kentucky. The republicans make a clean sweep In New Hampshire, and Nevada end Michigan have gone republican. Harrison wires the Tribune that In¬ diana is safe for him. Virginia is democratic by good major¬ ities. Quay is very confident of republi¬ can victory. Excitement in tyieaity is intense. Park Row, in front of the newspaper offices, is impassable. Oneida county, New York, Cookling’s old home which went democratic in ’84, give Harrison two thousand majority. Suffolk county, demoerhtio in ’84, shows a republican gain of 1,200. Cleveland has been knifed in Queens county and Brooklyn. Tammany Is charged with treacliy by the democratic managers here. New Jersey has goue democratic by 6,000. Later—Connecticut Is now claimed by the democrats by 859. New York, Nov. 7, 4:80 a. m.— (Spe¬ cial.}—The Sun says: At this hour, however, most favorable returns are customarily received, and later returns will be likely to reduce the plurality somewhat. However, unless there is a decided change from the re. port of gains now received, Harrison will come down to Bronx with over 80.000 plurality. We can’t now figure at over 72,000 or 73.000 plurality for Cleveland hi the state. Hill runs ahead of Cleveland in all quarters heard from of the Pivotal State. Latest reports from Connecticut indi¬ cate the election of the Harrison ticket by from 800 to 1,000. Later returns from New Haven may cut this down somewhat. Nothing but vague rumors have bee* received from Indiana, but so far as re- oeived shows light democratic gains. Heavy democratic gains are reported from Wisconsin,but po figures are given te suppprt it. President and Mrs. Cleveland and Col. Lamont received the returns at the White House. 'hie New*York Time* is reported to hafe conceded New York to Harriaon. Republicans ate parading in the up- toNt^ streets. fndihpe definite is now tbs centre of interest. No news yet. NEW YORK. New York, Not. 7—2 a. m.—175 .—»75 die- trirfts in New York state, outside, side, give Cleveland 149,897, Harrison 187,284, 7,284, Fisk 8,563. Seven handred and trine districts in New York state, outside, give Hill 188,- 842, Miller 159, 868, Jones 7,442. New York state, Delaware county, 3,500 majority for Cleveland. New York, 786 districts in New York state outside city .give Cleveland 151,30k, Harrison W9,T44, Fisk 8,762. Six hundred and ninety-one districts of New York state, outside of New York city and Kings county, give Cleveland 125,037, Harrison 158.928. Fisk 7,754. Buffalo, Buffalo 28,230, city's Cleveland complete 21,811. return gives Harrison New jveland New York, 789 districts outside New u - New York, Nov. 7. 3 a.m. Nine bun dred end fiftt-two districts in the the state outside Mew York city and Kings c©un- < ty give Cleveland 189,401, Harrison 235,- 196, Fisk 10,956. 8 a. m., the Herald editorially says the indications are that, at the hour of going to press. Hafrison is elected to the pres¬ idency, 9am., the city of Albany com; gives Cleveland 18,956, Harriaon 10 Fisk 79. oounty gvfes Hill 14,607, Miller 18,; 30,890. towns qpantyfwttL KenssslsSr about on* third the district# estimated, gfves Harrison 700 plurality. Nine handred sad seventy-three «U dis- i the State outside city fires CWralmd 199.698. Harrison 239,140, V7sk 11,985 :< u Nine hundred and ninety -two •lection district- strict- m the stats outride, and 196.044. Hasrisoa 342,767, 3 a. m. The Bun in au extra this morn tag, gives Harrison a plurality In the state of Mgw York of 8.900. The World lb an extra at 7 o'clock this morning, say* New York state is hope¬ lessly republican. p.ru.—The N*W York. Nov. 7, 2:80 Comma isrolal i Advertiser says late returns indicate Die election of Harriaon and Morton. Hill elected governor by about 10,000 plurality. The New York Evening Graphic says Harrison’s plurality in the state is about 9,000. The Evening Hun places it at 10,- 000; and the Evening News makes It 4,401. The Evening Telegram says Harrison carries this state, but that California and Wisconsin Me close and in doubt. It places Harrison’s plurality tn this state at about 10,800 and Hill’s, at 17,000. It sa>* Indiana is democratic. The Brooklyn Eagle says Harrison has carried New York state and is elected. It gives Cleveland 176 votes and Harrison 925 in the electoral college. New York, Nov. 7, 7 p. m.—[Special.] Latest—The Evening Sun says: The latest dispatches indicate that the election of Harrison is assured beyond question. Corrected returns received from coun¬ ties in this state so far, increase Harri¬ son’s plurality to 10,000. Vague dispatches have been received from Indiana, and so far as they indicate anything, they point to republican gain*. Whatever doubt was raised by report* that Illinois had gone democratic was dissipated by the latest dispatches from Chicago, which say that the republican electoral ticket has a plurality of not less than 20,000. In Connecticut the vote is so close that an official count may be necessary to de¬ ride the contest. New York, Nov. 7,7 p. m.—Although Harrison’s election is conceded by the morning papers of all political faiths, the excitement here continues intense. The Park Row and Broadway front bul¬ letins are impassable, and also uptown in front of the republican headquarters. The democrats catch at every straw of hope, and are much encouraged at re¬ ports of the largely reduced republican majority in Illinois. The News goes *0 far as to predict Cleveland’s re-election on the report that Illinois had gone dem¬ ocratic. The Post, however, admits 90,- 000 republican majority In Illinois, and the Chicago morning papers concede that Harrison lias carried the state. The World claims Connecticut has gone democratic by 211. WEST VIRGINIA. Wheeling, the 9 p.m.—Nothing city, probably in midnight vet,not even from before anything definite. Wheeling, Nov. 7, 2 p. in.—Four precincts in this city and Ohio county show a democratic gain of 66. The re¬ publicans claim Atkinson as elected to congress from the first district. Parkersburg, Nov. 7, 7 p. m.—Re¬ ports from the state are probably repub¬ lican by a close vote. Both sides claim Indians, and it is absolutely impossible to give the result definitely. That state telegram says: So far, the electioH of Harrison stands recorded os next to cer¬ tain. New York has shifted to the re¬ publican column, and made his victory certain, if other states remain as they were in 1884. But this is a day of sur¬ prises. MISSOURI. St. Louis, 11 p.m., St. Louis 2,138. city gives Harrison 1,957, Cleveland A com¬ parison of the vote of ’84 is impossible, owing to the city having been redistrict¬ ed. St. Louis, sixteen precincts in Missouri outside of St. Louis and county, give Harrison 2,856, and Cleveland 2,761. St. Louis, twenty outside precincts of St. and Louis, one county complete, 8,049, Cleveland 3,696. give Harrison 2am., St. Louis gives Harrison 4.412, and Cleveland 8,721. St. Louis, Nov. 7, 2 p. m.— Eighteen precincts, and the towns and one county outside of St. Louis, give Cleveland 17,219, and Harrison 16,768. 8 p. m., St. Louis elects the whole re publican ticket by 10,0*10 majority. It is believed Kimball, republican, lias de¬ feated Frances for governor. - ■ NEW jersey. Camden, Nov. 6.—Harrisons plurality here is 3,700, a gain of 000. The Tribune bulletin says that in New Jersey Harrison carries Mercs* county by 600 majority. democratic by 5,000 majority. Demo¬ crats elect nine out of ten assemblymen in Jersey City.. MASS ACHUS ETTS. cttSt BoeroN. of Now U pan,, Hampshire rixty-8 1,196, Cleveland 8 3$% Boston, Boston’s vote comprise gives Hamsun 97,Mi, Cleveland 96,199. Nov. T, 1 a m — Massacbu INDIANA, Indiaaaptil* 12 in, in In liana-twenty precincts give* Harrison 3.05i. land 1,658 8,198, Indianapolis, Cleveland SO 2,674. pm-iiu-fei, Indian a poms, Nov. 7, 2 a. ui.— 5» pre¬ cincts in Indians give Harrison 5,840, Cleveland 4,661. Indianapolis, 80 pre.-iucts gives Harri¬ son 8,800, Cleveland 7,791 8am.. one hundred and twenty pre cincts In Indiana give Harrison 14,057, Cleveland 13,125. 8 a. m,, 146 pn-cincts in Indian* Harrison 17,451. mid Cleveland 14,212. Indians roue, Nov. 7, 2:80 p. m. —Re' turns from fifteen precincts of the city of Indianapolis out of sixty-two, Harrison 3,691, Cleveland 2,070. Two hundred ami twenty from over the state out of 1,806 Harrison 29,748, Cleveland 34,493 The latest is that Indiana has democratic by a very close majority. Later—Indiana majority, probably gone republi¬ can by a small and the licans will have a good working ity In the next congress. plurality in this state will probably 8,107. 1p.m., 400 precincts give 58,176, Harrison 57,601. Five handred precincts out of give Cleveland 77,296, Harrison 86,517. A special from Indianapolis any*: cations clearly tend to show that Indi¬ ana has gone democratic. All the late returns reduce the republican gains. 7 p. m., the indications baaed on ports from ICO precinct* give the state by from aev :n hundred to thousand. The state now looks edly republican. CON NECTIC UT, ■, fere Hartford, Nov. 6.— The the voting usual democratic heavily in order to overturn Every¬ thing is proceeding majority. quietly, and no fraudulent balloting lias been recorded. New York, 11 p. m., the Herald bulle¬ gain tin says of 819. Connecticut The shows still a republican state is by the democrats. New York, the Herald bulletin Connecticut plurality., is for Cleveland by 1,000 Hartford, 13 m.— 1 The Poet ha* from 114 towns showing republican gain of ? ,824 over 1884. Hays the same ratio of gain in the remaining towns will give Harrison the state by about 4.70. Repub¬ licans elect three congressmen and prob¬ ably four legislative republican*. Hartford, Nov. 6,12 m.—Republican gain oi three senatorial districts in Hart¬ ford county. The lwifitlat is proba¬ bly bulletin republican. The New York Herald says Reuasalaer county is ceded to Cleveland by 500. One hundred and seven towns, in¬ cluding Hartford sod New Harm, give Haryison a gain of 1,840. 5 a. m., 130 towns give Harrison 880 gain. The 27 towns to be heard from gave a plurality plurality is of given 602 this in 1884. Harri¬ If the same year, son will carry the state by 198 plurality. 7:80 a.m., an Associated Press dis¬ necticut patch says: is probably Returns for not all ClevelondBby in, but Con¬ a small majority. The Courant figures that, with two small towns to hear from, which cannot change the result, Cleveland lias 460 plurality. M ICHIGA N, Detroit, Mich., Nov. 6.—105 show a republican gain of 4,651, Detroit, 214 towns give Harrison 41,- 904, Cleveland 34,278. Detroit, Nov. 7, 2 s.m.—Burt, demo¬ cratic candidate for governor, concedes his defeat by 2,000. lips, not republican state committee GEORGIA. Atlanta, Nov. 7, 6 a.m.— [Special.]— From the start great interest was excited in the election and the city had been crowded with people all day. The stitution office wo* crowded all night, and the outside presented a sene until nearly dawn. Editor Grady personally superintended the working the the huge stereopticon the as of it flashed out returns to gaze the anxious thousands below. Her. Sam Small, plucky defeat and for pugnacious as by ever F. since P. Rice, his state senator also assisted. As is usual in previous national cam¬ paigns the returns were made to show everything captured by iu the republicans. way of votes the When, finally, stand Georgia in was her made democratic to out and night reform. of 80,000 The majority crowd for Cleveland it suspected was s been , **I that "special." . . and did orig¬ it was a not inate in the Western Union office. The effect on some of the citizens, however, began * arly to assert itself. Old and tried democrats who generally stand firm and concede nothing, were running about in frantic effort to “craw¬ fish," aftd (dace bets on Harrison. J. A. Barker, a Cartersvillc man. bet $100 Harrison long after midnight J. A. Blanch. colored It has been s red-letter Harrison day is with the citizens, and a more luscious appellation than opossum or ClKOWMAft, •44a’-VMM NOV. "fw- $, give . a net democratic gain •vote 75,812 r .,p Jo" *gatf give Cincinnati, 18 m. phiotn a netdemw a total vote of l: tuosy amrtet. dred Cincinnati, Nov; tstmi gain preciacta 1,745; rive i <rt total veto Cincinnati, show Mb*.». $ » cincts a not 1,087. Bix hundred and tu jjasfiv Ohio, « prsriaa “*■* .TC* give Harrison »i ffix hundred m Ohio show a tratie gwts in Cincinnati, Nov. 7 , 2 pm, absolutely nothing knowiv>rl sibte to get returns from Tennessee, Carlisle's tiaalkr than indicated left i repuWh'ftns are. surely seventh district, the ft republican by 000 to 1,(Ml ture is rep ublica n on jot nll ILLINOIS. *L »mmm. I Hi i 9 |. i Chicago, 18 m. 66 preglnsfet & ****** 0,1 46 5io, rainy gg.ow, •igEjS?ssnssl tin* . O v y . M* state. about 25,000. ••wyww-ve « mMMMi f SRengMI __ for governor, tihowe hq 8,000 phiraUty, but CHICAGO, Nov. 7,949 |S gives Harrison about 20,000. -M With returns from several cincts and country towns riffl it is intpoAtibri to gtvs the on the result in Cook county, risoa ’s plurality will probably be than 2,900, whtteGsmf crat, ha* run so far ahead that he will lead Fifer by 3,509 The republican oouaty ticket la ejected wit houteawe pthjfif*^** . lilp •• t MINNESOTA. -4 41 Pori, seventy-ou nf-.qvlia^tt^Harriloo », including 35 of Bt. L mm Sr. Paul, Not, 7 ,1 am- fandl0,«C precincts rive Harrison II St. Paul, Not. f, 19 ml- i claim i am Minneapolis J*inn.,l6er.7, The republican state plurality of 25,000 for y> - forMerriom, republican governor, and for the i the ublican state i ticket, congressmen—« and the atir tittltim repufc dean ' St. Paul, Nov. T, ‘i p.: far in show large democratic governor. Harrison will plurality. The democrats wili probably lose one congressman. ,, VIRGINIA. Richmond, No*. 9,19 p. gives about 1,900 democratic Urn., the claim chairmen of committees the state city not to be counted before The result in the state wifi probably bn known before Thursday. ’ 7:80 a. no.. About half of the been heard from and shows gains headquarters of about 9,000. the At Is state atari secure for Cleveland; but M republican gains is maintained i Richmond, Nov. 7, * p. m.- tw<>-thirds of the atari heard hseidMNN heavy democratic losses, bat at demo- erotic headquarters in this city the State is considered safe for Cleveland by abo u t . >1 4.w. : _ CALIFORNIA. Sax FaAXcreoo, Nov. 0.—The this state de e at J p. m.. whisk t be astern time, late. consequently the vote very “ ; San Francisco. Nov. 7, ta ML— turns coming slowly, much _______ nothing can be given before «nidn%riL _____ 7:.’*) a. m.. 108 precincts outride of the felt? cities give Harrison 4.149, Cleveland -’3WSS 888. , 8 a. m.. 54 precincts out of cities give Harrison 1.778, end 1727. 5 a. m.. 160 precincts give 20,347. Cleveland 19,658. *" 5*9,748, Cl; eland 34,496. " . OAN r ■uN ife.v, tm, ffvri i, » Jjt Returns from t ahferaia. ae i