Stevens County tribune. (Morris, Minn.) 1877-1880, 1879-10-23
THE OCTOBER ELECTIONS.
Foster, Republican, Elected Governor by a
Large MajOrity-Iowa Estimated Republi-
can by From &c, 900 to q. 900 Majority.


Large MajOrity-Iowa Estimated Republi-
can by From 10000 to $4,000 Majority.
COLUMBUS, Oct 14.-The chairman of
the Democratic executive committee
comedies the election of the entire State
ticket, but claims that sufficient returns
have not been received to determine the
complexion of the next legislature,
and thinks that later returns will show
large Democratic gains in several coun-
ties of the State. The chairman of the
Republican executive committee claims
the election of Foster by %, 900 majority,
and thinks that the Republicans will elect
a majority of the members of the gener-
al assembly.
COLUMBUS, Oct. 10. 40 A.M.-At
this hour we have returns of the vote on
Governor from one-fourth of the State,
which shows Republican gains of 7,400,
and indicate Republican majority in
the State of not less than $4,000.
Definite returns of the result on members
of the legislature have not been received,
and the legislature is claimed by both
parties, with the chances in favor of the
Republicans.
SOLOMbUSs O.s OCI 1O.-SluCC HUH
returns received by the Republican State
committee show that in ADDITION to the
list of senators sent ut noon the Repub-
licans have elected Sinks IN the third
district and Mounts in the second dis
trict, but they met the defeat of Cham
bers in the fifteenth district. This
gives the Republicans 20 senators and
81 representatives, or IS majority
on joint ballot. The Democratic com
mittee do not concede as large major
lty as this and it may take the full Of
fetal returns to decide what the exact
majority in the Legislature will be.
The returns which have been coming
in this evening are largely from Demo
cratic strongholds, which materially re-
duces Foster majority.
The Republican committee are now no.
tifying their correspondents that Foster
majority will fall as low as $4,000.
IOWA.
DIES MONIES, Ia, Oct. 15.-The Re-
publican State committee and the State
Register have up to this hour definite re-
turns from forty-two counties and par
tial returns from as many more. These
indicate a majority for the Republi-
can State ticket of $4,000 over all
the three other parties, Republican
gain of $4,000 over 1877 and $4,000
over 1878. Gears majority over Trum-
BILE, Democrat, is estimated by Mr.. Run
nels, chairman of the Republican State
committee, at $4,000, his majority over
Campbell, greenbacker, at over 100000
In the Legislature Mr.. Runnels
claims twentv-six out of the twenty.
nine Senators elected this year, with
a chance of electing all and 80 out of the
100 members of the house. The Plohibi-
ton vote in the State is probably not
over 5000. The tenth congressional dis
trict and the sixth, electing Greenback-
ers to Congress last year, go Republican
this year. The seventh, which gave
Gillitte, Grecnbacker, for Congress,
900, majority last year, gives 2,SO3
Republican majority this year, every
county going Republican. The sixth,
that elected Weaver, Greenbacker, to
Congress, last year by 2,1O0, goes Re-
publican by 1850 this year. The Repub-
lican State committee claim the election
of Thompson to Congress in the fifth
district to fill vacancy by over 5000, a
Republican gain of nearly 5000.