Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1877-11-14
Nebraska.

+ OMaliA, NOV" I.-ln the y Nebraska
election yesterday, state officers were
elected, judge of the supreme court,
and two regents of the state university.
Geo. Lake, republican candidate and
present chief justice, was probably
elected, although Howe, independent,
and the democratic nominee polled an
unusually heavy vote. All counties
elected officers. Returns are meagre:
communications very difficult 1t will
be nearly week yet before actual fig
ures can be obtained.
| LINCOLN. Nov. 7.-Returns received
from about half of the counties in this
state indicate that Lake, republican
candidate for supreme Judge; is elected
over Howe, democrat and greenback
candidate, by about 5000 majority.
The falling in the republican vote is
attributable to the light vote and lack
of interest.
Illinois.
CHICAGO, Nov. 7.-Returns this morn
ing, nearly complete, give the republ;
can county ticket from 5000 to 10000
majority. McCrea, for treasurer, has
800 majority. Jameson, for Judge of
superior court has the largest majority.
CHICAGO, Nov. Returns from all
parts of the state, although incomplete,
Indicate bad defeat for the state
house appropriation.
The following is the official vote in
Cook county: For treasurer, McCrea,
republican, %, 442; Lynch, democrat,
y 400; Stanber, workingmen's, 600;
Hammond, greenback, SOY. McCreas
plurality, 6,9S7. Klokke beat Lieb for
county clerk by 5,62l majority. jane
son, for Judge of county court, got
majority of Il, $40 over Wallace.
Minnesota.
CHICAGO, Nov. THE Times st. Paul
special says returns to-day do not
materially alter last night figures on
state election. Pillsbury, republican
governor, will have about 1900 major
ity in the state over Banning, the legis-
lature standing about the same as last
year.
New Jersey.
NEWARK, Nov. --latest returns give
Mcclellan Il, 800 majority over Newell
The legislature is democratic in both
houses. The senate stands 13 dem
ocrats, s republicans; a democratic
gain, /.
TRENTON, N. j., Nov. THE senate
stands II democrats and 9 republicans;
house, 81 democrats, 2 independents,
y republicans,
Massachusetts.
Boston, Nov. 7.-Returns from all |
but seven towns in the state are re-
ceived. The vote is as follows: Rice, !
90, 426; CASTOR, 1915 Pittman, 16,211 |
Phillips, 3,f71. Tie senate stands 80
republicans and 5 democrats. Gain of |
= senators for the republicans. The |
house stands 173 republicans, Ga demo |
Gratis, ! liberal republican and : indie |
pendents. The act allowing professors
of Harvard College to hold office was
adopted.
Mississippi.
INV ORLEANS, Nov. THE Missis- |
sippi state election yesterday passed OF
very quietly, little interest being mani
tested, as there was no opposition to the /
nominees on the democratic state |
ticket In few counties an attempt
was made to elect independents With |
county, where the independents elect
their entire ticket, the attempt was I'M
successful. An independent sheriff was
elected III Rankin. EX-Gov. Brown |
was run by his friends for senator, but |
was beaten by 600 votes.
Maryland.
BALTIMORE, Nov. 7.-Retuns from /
most Of the counties indicate that Kcat- |
ing, democrat, for comptroller will |
have a majority ranging from $4,000 to
10000. The senate stands Il demo- |
Gratis and 9 republicans. The house |
will probably stand 90 democrats and
10 republicans. In the last house the |
republicans had n.
Virginia.
ALEXANDRIA, Nov. 6.-This city and
county gives Mushbach and Hunter,
democrats, for legislature, $50 major
ity over republicans and workingmens
ticket combined no opposition to state
conservatives ticket.
RICHMOND, NOV. 6-The election to-
day was remarkably quiet in this city. |
only about 100 votes polled out OF
over 1900 Noopposition to the con-
sentative ticket for state officers any
where. Returns from various parts of
the state indicate similar apathy, 1t is
impossible tonight to give anything
like the complexion of the legislature
or state debt question.
Michigan.
DETROIT, Nov. 6.-The democrats
have, Judging by their returns up to the
present time, 1870 A. NJ, elected their
entire ticket with the exception of