The true northerner. [volume] (Paw Paw, Mich.) 1855-1920, 1880-11-12

and Moulton, Democrats, are in doubt. The
Legislature Is Republican In both branches
chicago made Q clean sweep OF electors, Con-
gressInen and county ticket by between 1000
and 5000 Republican majority.
CmcAao. Nov. 4.-The Republicans carried
Chicago by clean sweep, majoritAes ranging
from 4. 66l on President TO ,P62 on Sheriff.
Gen Weaver received 1,043 votbs In the CITY.
throughout the State Republican gains were
made, and Garfeld's majority, ut this writing.
Is estimated at $4,000; loss OF one Congress
in the Thirteenth district. The Legislature will
be Republican in both branches.
MICHIGAN.
DErRorr. Mich. Nov. 2.-Estimatcs OF the
Republican State Committee are that the State
has gone about 900 Republican majority.
Returns at this hour from the Congressional
d,stricts are meager but indicate that the Re
publicans have carried all.
DRrporr. Nov 4.-Reti,rns M 70 this morn
ing show the State to have been caRied by
about 4OOOO majority with clean sweep on
Congressman, and the Legislature strongly
Republican. .far
WISCONSIN.
MILWAUKEE, Nov 2-This city gives Garfield
a majority of $500. Deuster (Dem.) is re-
elected to Congress. Reports from the interior
Of the State show enormous Republican gains.
and insure nearly or quite 10000 Republican
majority in the State. Bouck, Democrat, IL
beaten for Congress in the Sixth by Guenther
Bragg in the Fifth, has q reduced majority
Oaswell carries the Second by 1000.
IOWA. H tftl ffo
DIES MONIES, Nov. 2-Returns come IN slow
", on account of the great length OF the ticket
Indications are, by reports in, that the total
polof the State will be 330,000 an increase OF
So, 900. Reports from ten precincts In the
Seventh Congressional district indicate the
election of Kasson QRep.) by at least 1000
majority. FlofsTius3l % - $3.50
D1dil.s4 ri afnr KANSAS. 90 el @
I.EAvENwoRTH, Nov 1.-The Indications are
that the Republican majority for Garfield will
be $4,000. The entire Republican Congress
sional delegation is returned by the following
maiorities. First district, Anderson, $1,000
Second; RYAN, 5000 , Third, Haskell, 1000.
The Prohibition amendment IL carried. rlhe
other two amendments are defeated. fsaf'
70 MINNESOTA We fHi''
MrSSrArorrs. Nov. q = Returns come in
slowly, but sufficient have been received to
indicate that sDunnell is elected in the First
Congressional district by 5000 plurality Strait
in the Second districti 10y Z, 500 majority and
f'washburn in the Third district by 5000 ma
I jority The total Republican majority in the
! State will foot mp 25,000. @ihitHttti"f
rf1vNEAporis, Nov. g. 8. et,lus, as far as re-
ceived, indicate that Minnesota has given Car
! field majority OF at least Is 0oO. The Repub-
iicans elect all the 'congress,ien BY increased
! majorfties. i.@.e fti-'' flst~-
NEBhASfAA.f A vi hop
Omaha, Nov. 2.-From scattered returns
received from @ Che state at large it is
1 probable that Nebraska gives Garfield from co.
900 TO $4,000 ajority Nance is reelected Gov
ernor by tic same figures Z. e Valentine,
for CONGRESS runs behind but Will poll $4,000
( = .. col coar.o sp. .ssal 'es.~'d
DENVER, Nov. 2.--Arapahoe county gives
from 900 to 1000 Republican majority, a gain
! Of nearly 200 Tho Republicans carry the State
/ probably by an increased majority,
! DENVER, Nov. 3.---Colorado is certainly Re-
publican by at least 1900. Ptkin's majority
will DO 5000. Bedford is reelected. The cleo
ton was very quiet. The Democrats concede
the State and maze no claims.
NEVADA. H h1
VIRGINIA CRY, Nov. 1.-The State is close.
but has probably gone for Hancock by a small
majority The election of Democratic Legis-
lature is conceded. Cassidy (Democrat) for
Congress- and Belknap Democrat for Su-
preme Judge. are probably elected. In Storey
| county the Democratic Legislative ticket ia
elected. .l
VIRGINIA Cry, Nov. 3.--This city and Gold
Hill, which were formerly Republican strong
holds, have gone Democratic The Hancock
! electoral ticket and Daggett, Democrat, will
lave small majority III the state The Legis-
lature is also Democratic nsuring the election
/ of Fair, Democrat, to srcceed Senator Sharon.
CALIFORNIA.
SAN Francesca, Nov. 3.--Returns received
aggregate AZ, 800 votes, out of total of fully
| 175,000 that have been cast throughout the
State. These show that the State will certainly
give Garfield 5000 and perhaps 5000 majority.
There are heavy gains in the Interior and Gar
fields majority III San Francisco will exceed
$500. Three Republican Congressman are un-
douttedly elected. and the Third district contest
! is so close that II may require an official count
TO decide. Republicans haVo elected enough
/ Assemblymen to give them majority on JOINT
ballot, insuring the election of Republican to
succeed Booth.
SAN FRAScIsco Nov s Returns of the
! State continue coming in rapidly, but are of
such nature az 10 render il extremely difficult
! TO forecast tine result positively, but looks .as
/ IL Hancock would carry the State by a small
majority. Gen. Rosecranz is elected to Con
gress from this city. fnrHfs m ffnIm
a-Hfb s.s ses - onEeoT.ssW roe ,isrras
J. PORTLAND Nov Q 1.-THE vote is very close,
! and both parties are claimine.tho state.
lonSAN FnASorsco.s Nov. . 81 AZ sPortland dis
patch says the State is very close, and will.
! perhaps, require an Official vote to decide.
y Both parties claim the State. sd ~ 80 -
= p'p A skipper. ''@ai
!" Tastes good, doesn't it,, asked the
drug clerk, as the customer drank the
soda water favored with .pineapple
syrup. ''Ai'9 "a . '''EI
EYES. very good" = sv gfoiae'aaa
The drug clerk laughed sardonically,
and said l'.eeoi YsF va g. haF
"Of course. But then you don't know
what it is made OF. !"
"What do you mean?" 400
" The old mans OUT he SAID, docking
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