Buchanan County bulletin. [volume] (Independence, Iowa) 1869-1891, 1875-10-15
iowa REPUBLICAN,
10000 Majority!
OHIO REPUBLICAN.
1900 MAJORITY!
NEBRASKA REPUBLICAN,
MAYOR TX:

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The election last Tuesday resulted
in sweeping majority in Iowa for
the Republican ticket. The latest
reports indicate that Gov. Kirkwood
will have majority of 10000 to
$4,000. The Republicans make large
gains in the Legislature, which stands
at latest reports as follows: Senate,
40 Republicans, 10 Democrats; House
rs Republicans, % Democrats, or So
Republican majority on joint ballot.
Ohio also goes Republican. The
majority as first reported was 10000
lhlt later returns from the back dis
tricts reduce this to about 4,OOO.-
The Republicans have the Legislature
also, on joint ballot.
Nebraska also wheels CALAMITY into
the line with 10000 Republican ma
jority. The new Constitution is
adopted. We extract the following
from a mass of dispatches in the
daily papers:
CnAs. CITY. Oct 13-Floyd county
gives the Republican State ticket 1926 ma
jority. Hitchcock, Rep. for the Senate,
l,345 majority; Shepardson, Rep, Rep
rcscntative, 1876 majority. The county
ccpt one Democratic Supervisor.
DEBORAH, Oct. 13-Thirteen towns give
the Republican State ticket $50 majority
The balance of the county will add 1910
Republican, The Representatives are cleo,
ted by slightly diminished majorities.
WEST UNION, Oct. 13-The Republican
State ticket has sSl majority. Entire
county ticket elected except Sheriff and
Superintendent. w. E. Fuller's MAORI
ty, 634; Larrabee, no opposition.
ANAMosA, Oct. 13-Jones county gives
500 Republican majority on the State tick
ct. The Legislative ticket is little short
of this figure The entire Republican
county ticket is undoubtedly elected
The balance of the antimonopoly admin.
istration ticket is scooped out
LANSING, Oct. 13-Thc vote is just
counted. State ticket-Leitier. 432 Kirk.
wood, 2,5; Senate, Kline. SIC; Barnes,
1913. The local issue made one Senator
Immense excitement on the county seat
question-Lanslng ahead thus far
Dies MONIES, Oct. 12-Polk county
,fS,;,1 oo,,pr p;yaS Eiri,,ynoI S0S M,
iority The Republican county ticket is
elected, with one exception, by majorities
ranging from ,2S4 for Auditor to go for
Sheriff. The Democratic candidate for
Treasurer is elected by 3713 majority.
Special dispatches received by the State
Regsatsr up to this hour do not change
materially the estimate made by the editor
of the Register from dispatches at .
O'clock this morning. Fuller and later
dispatches favor the estimate made then of
32, 600 Republican majority on the State
the Legislature.
In johnson county the whole Republi-
can Legislative ticket is elected. There
is a Republican gain of , in Dubuque
county, which elects the whole Legislative
ticket. The Republicans get one member
in Lee county, and gain and lose in
Dcs Moines county. Gear, speaker in
the last House, is elected by !25 majority.
General Weaver, Rep, is defeated for
Senator in Davis county.
Upto this hour, II p. M, tie State
Register has special dispatches, giving a
pretty complete report from 81 of the 100
counties of the State. OF these, SO give a
Republican majority, aggregating 1858,
and 8 give Il Democratic majority, aggre-
eating 5000. These counties represent
three fourhs of the State, and the returns
from them indicate that the Republican
gain over IA is 1900. The counties not
heard from are mostly in the northwestern
part of the State, the strongest Republi-
can counties in the State The Register
estimates that this viii make the total Re
publican majority in the State $4,000 d
gain of little over 5000. The Registers
specials up to this hour shows IL Re-
publican gain of two Senators, in the
House Republican gain of "a members,
and lose ). This, with others to come in,
viii! make the House stand IS Republicans
to % Democrats The Senate will stand
40 Republicans to 10 Democrats.
COLUMBUS, Oct, IA, Midnight-The Re
publican headquarters close up without
full returns, bus carefully calculations on
all the counties except Wood and Car
roll, give Hayes 1884 majority. The
Democratic Committee says Hayes ma.
jority is $500. The Republicans have
II majority in the House, and the Senate
is yet in doubt, but the Democrats con-
cede 1t to the Republicans by one major
fly No figures yet on the State officers,
other than Governor, and the official re-
turns must determine who is elected.
CCNCINNATI, Oct. IA The following
is bulletined at the Gazette office:
Returns from seventy-five counties give
il net Republican gain of 1000 The
thirteen counties yet to hear from are
such as to inspire more doubt than hope
The Democrats here claim gain of ,4O3
in sixteen of these counties, and the Re
publigans a gain of 900 in four of them.
This would leave . net majority of 4 1854
for Hayes The Democrats cancedc the
State to the Republicans by 1000,