Mower County transcript. [volume] (Lansing, Minn.) 1868-1915, 1879-11-13
NEW YORK.

giving q Republican ma lority of O6, an(
securing Republican majority of 72 OF
joint ballot.
The World says: The returns from Tues
. days election in this state come in yer,
z slowly. Such as have been received show
l the election of Mr.. Cornell, Republican, a.
: governor, by an as yetuncertained plurality
There is majority against him on the vot,
cast in the state Of at least $4,000. C]arkso1
N. Potter, Democratic candidate for lieu
tenant governor, received in this city 81, 70:
majority, the largest ever gwen, except ono,
before, for candidate on q state ticket
With the rest of the Democratic state ticke
Mr.. Potter is elected. The Democrats hav,
elected their senator in Conkling's owl
county, and it is noteworthy that there a.
well as in st Lawrence and Jefferson coun
ties, both of them strongholds of the Repub
licans, the Democrats made decided gainl
: this year on their last votes for governor
The whole vote thrown for Kelly through
out the state will not much exceed 10000
NEW YORK, November 6-In regard tt
the vote on the state ticket, the Herald thit
the third since the election, without settling
the fate Of any officer on the general state
ticket, except governor. The utmost that
can be eaid is that the voting runs unusually
close in the case of every one Of them, and
that the probabilities still favor the success
of the Democratic candidates."
The Sun estimates Cornell's plurality at
sc, 500, and Potter's majority at 1890.
MASSACHUSETTS.
BOSTON, November 49, p. M-Returns
as FIR as received indicate that Long, Re
publican candidate for governor, is elected
by from 10000 to $4,000 plurality, and this
may be increased by $1,000 by further re-
turns. The Republican candidates for
| rfa Of3inorr oro nrohohlv oil cIoofoI opI
the legislature will be largely Republican.
The vote shows material falling off as COM
pared with last rear.
BOSTON, Mass, November 5.-Returns
from all but eight towns give the following
vote: Long 121, ZIG, Butler 1OS,507, Adams
9,7S4, Eddy 1873.
LOWELL, November ga petition has
representative in the Twenty-fifth Middle.
sen district. dist where J. J. Pickman was de-
Pennsylvania.
| PHILADELPHIA, November 81 A. M
As far as can be ascertained Butler, the Re-
publican candidate for secretary of state,
II has a majority of 37,0O2. There are still
q counties to hear from, which last year
gave Republican majority OF 5000, and If
the same rate of gains is maintained the
majority for Butler will not be less than
5000. In Philadelphia the Republican
gain over the vote of 1873 is 1924.
PH1LADEEpH1A, November 5.-Estimated
and official returns from 81 counties out OF
81 in Pennsylvania give Butler, Republican,
for state treasurer, 81, IT'S; Barr, Democrat
14,14G Buffers ma jority, 1852 The IN
dications are that Butler will have 81, ,OO(
majority.
\ PHILADELPHIA, November 6.-ln 90 out
of 81 counties in Pennsylvania, the vote
cast on Tuesday has been officially counted
and Buffers majority reaches AZ OIL. Tht
II counties to be heard from gave last yea
Republican majority of II 1851. 1t ia esti
mated that the Republican gains in thels
!, counties will give Butler over 6O'eD'
majority.
JACKSON, Miss, November 4.-The cleo
ton passed very quietly. But little interes
was manifested and small vote was pollet
3 THROUGHOUT the state. The indications ar
that the Democrats carry all but few coun
< ties. The complexion of the legislator
, will be unchanged. The Greenbacker
:, probably elect part of their ticket.
JACKSON, November 5:-But fourteen
counties heard from: OF the:e t;e1st eleys E;
l a majority Of $500. Kinds and Madis0
require the official count; Homer is COZ
ded to the Greenbaekers, with the excel
J ton of senator. Marshall county, conslt
3 cred the stronghold of reenbacki.m, elect
d the full Democratic ticket by large ma]o
Il itv. The election passed quietly. A sma
e vote was cast There was but little enth'
siasm except in counties where the Whltt
q we're about equally divided.
V1CKsBURG, November 6.-by the omcl'
count the Democrats elect state senator, an
e members of the legislature. Republican
G. elect nearly all the county officers. Canto
| Madison county, elects Democratic sen
. tor. two Democrats, and one lEdependel
= to the legislature. The balance OF II
y: Democratic tick ct elected.
- CONNECTICUT.
d HARTFORD, November A. The net X
publican gain in the senate is four over IA
9, wear. and In the house eighteen. The h
Il nnblicsn majority on Joint ballot last ye
n was 47; this year is SO, and possibly 96:
= Revised footings give the FIJI h senator
~ district to the Democrats, giving them t'
10 senatorial districts out of IL.
y The legislature now elected ooes u
ne choose q United States senator, but the sc
he ators now elected hold over till next YET
and will vote for q senator to succeed Eat0
HARTFORD, November 6.-The net +
r. publjcan majority in the II senatorial O
d. tricts il 2,613. In same districts last ye
of on governors vote, the net Republican n
to jority was II.
he NEBRASKA.
na LINCOLN, Neb., November 4:-Electl
ut returns come in slowly. The indications
~. that Cobb, the Republican candidate
supreme iudce, is elected over Wake
Democrat, by IL, ,0OO majority. Gannett q
rn Carson, Republican. regents OF the unlve1
tie tv. are elected. Total vote of the state "
vn reach 10000. Republican, county hck
en- are generally successful: me dreen"aoA
al make very small showing.
~ OMAHA, November 6.-No returns
Ii. ce;ved here from the election in the ST
y. nntil today. Returns this evening sh
he that the Republicans elect Cobb, S9pre
Judge by 5000 majority, over Wake
,ea democrat. Cobb carries Douglas coun
~ Wakely's home, by 500 majority, and
~ Lancaster county, his own home, ne
at. KID majority. Regents Larson and Il
"a nett, Republican, are elected by the us
ne party vote.
A Maryland.
)m BALr1MoRE, November 81 80 A. n
an Up to this hour full returns have been
ceived from only three out OF twenty In
-; wards of the city. These three waro:
NJ Democratic majority OF l,792. Owml
IN the length Of the ticket, whlca lnclu
NO the general scratching, the count will not
ad concluded before morning. Ihe -
s - ocratic majority in the city will be ab
80 10000, Few of the counties have b
~ heard from, but there is no question OF
Ver election of the Democratic state ticket
10y Democratic legislature.
)ok BALTIMORE, November 6.-Returns Il
some of the counties have not yet eeen
csived. but sufficient il known to indi,
er. the Democratic majority te pc feom ~
TO 10000.