Mower County transcript. [volume] (Lansing, Minn.) 1868-1915, 1880-11-10

scattering 141; majority 1885, Republican gain
of 229, over the majority for Hayes.
Connecticut.
CONCORD, November 6.-Ret,arns from all but |
three precincts in the state show total presi-
dental vote Of s6,177, as follows: Garfield A.
1877, Hancock 40, 7O7, scattering 6S3.
New Work.
New YORK, November 5.-Au papers in this |
city, both Democratic and Republican, cOncede |
New York state to Garfield BY majorities rang
ing from $4,000 to 5000. The headquarters of
the Republican national committee are closed
The World places Garfeld's majority at about
5000, The Tribune $4,000 and the Sun at
10000.
New Jersey.
New YORK, November 5.--Ludlows majority
over p it's, for governor of New Jersey. appears
to be about 600. The majority for the Demo-
cratic electoral ticket viii be 1000.
Pennsylvania.
PHILADELPHIA, November 5.-Oficial returns
from 48 of G7 counties of Pennsylvania, and
careful estimates from each OF tho other coun-
ties make Garfeld's plurality 1891.
Delaware.
WILMINGTON, November 5.-The official count
shows the vote of the state of Delaware on the
ELECTORAL ticket as follows: Hancock Is, 1873,
Garfield 14,15O.
INDIANAPOLIS, November 6.-Oficial returns
from 80 counties in Indiana give Republican
majority of 4,489. Of the remaining eleven
tober of 2,92G, snd five Democratic majorities of
749. The counties heard from show net Dem
ocratc gain of 267 over October.
Ohio.
COLUMBUS, November 5.-Returns from $50
precincts, received at 10 P. comprising about
one-ffth of the state, give net Republican
gain of over 1000 over the vote for governor in
1879, when the Republican majority in the state
was 1900. The Indications are that Garfeld's
majority in Ohio will reach 1000.
Illinois.
CHICAGO, November 5.-The state legislature
! stands as follows Senate, which will elect a
United States senator in 1883 to succeed David
Davis, 80 Republicans, 18 Democrats and /
Socialist. Of these, II Republicans were elected
on Tuesday and 8 Democrats. The house
| stands: Republicans 81 or 81, and 81 or G9
Democrats. This house will not participate in
the election of United States senator. In the
first three districts congressman we're elected by
the following majorlties: Aldrich, Republican,
4,162; Davis, Republican, 1926; Farwel, Re-
publican, 4,748.
! DETROIT, November 5.-Fifty-fve towns and
four interior cities, casting about one-twentieth
| the vote of the state, show q Republican plu-
rality of 8, 100, against 1857 in 1876.
Minnesota.
| ST.. PAUL, November 6.-The following are
revised footings of the Republican majorities
for president and congress-: Garfield, sc, ,848;
Dunneil, FIRST district, 1851; Strait, Second
Wisconsin.
MADISON, November 5-The legislature will
stand: Senate, Is Republicans to Democrats.
Assembly, about 80 Republicans to 20 Demo-
Gratis. The Republican majority in the state
will not fall much short of 10000, which is
gain of 28 600 since 1876. Mr.. Deuster is elected
to congress in the Fourth district by 2,214 ma
iority, against 1876 majority two years ago.
Gen. Bragg is elected by 1,610 majority, against
5,513 majority two years ago. Guenther was
elected in the Sixth district by 1927 majority,
against 2601 for Bouck two years ago, q Re-
publican gain of 6628.
Missouri.
| ST. LOUIS, November 1.-The secretary of
state. from returns already in bis possession and
estimates of that part of the state not yet heard
from, predicts the Missouri legislature will stand
abort as follows: Senate-DemOcrats 26, Re-
| publcans 6, Greenbackers 2. House-Demo-
Gratis 80, Republicans 35, Greenbackers 2, with
several representative districts doubtful.
| ST. LOUIS, November 6.-Oficial and unofi-
cial from 48 Of the l14countes of this state give
Hancock 1O9, 1923 votes, Garfield II, 1926, Weaver
over ell. 3,012. The same counties in 1876 gave
T1lden 1l0,36S, Hayes 1888, Cooper 1,316.
Democratic loss, 1,675; Republican loss, 7,o73;
Greenback gain, 1854.
Iowa.
DEs Nlo1NEs November 7.-Fortv counties in
Iowa complete give Garfield 1885, Hancock
40, ,e41, Weaver II, ia. The same counties last
80, sos, Gceenback 1911; net Republican gain
over the Democrats 1872; over all 1915. The
majority over Hancock will approach so, 900,
and that over all will exceed SO, 1000.
Kansas.
! TOPEKA. November 6.-Twenty of the 80
counties of this state give Garfield 33, $50 votes,
Hancock 16, 576, Weaver 4,19O. The vote IN the
same counties for governor Is: st. John (Rep.) }
81, ,403, Ross Dem.) 16,57S, Vrooman Green
backer) 1899. It is thought the prohibition
amendment to the constitution is carried by 20, :
900 majority.
Nebraska.
OMAHA, November 5.-Returns from the state
come in slowly aud it is only question of the
size of the majcrities. Garfield will have not
same. The Republicans have elected three
quarters of the Legislature. The GCeenback
vote is diminished from last year.
Colorado.
DENVER. November 5.-Late returns, includ-
| ing the strongest Democratic counties, do not
materially change the figures telegraphed last
night. The Greenback vote in the state will not
exceed 900.
wyoming.
CHEYENNE, November 5.-The indications are
that Swan, Republican, is elected delegate to
congress.
| Oregon.
SAN Francisco, November 5.-A Portland
dispatch snys the latest election news gives q
clean Republican majority west OF the Cascade
counties, In the counties east OF the mountains
the Democratic majority is not likely to be over
700, and will not exceed 800 at the most.
Allowing for all possible errors in estimates for
parts of counties not yet reported, the Kepubh-
can majority cannot fall below 800. Most of
these figures are based on actual returns; The
state is sure for the Republicans, though by Z
majority less than was expected.
Nevada.
VIRGINIA C1TY, November 5.-The count is
being made very slowly. 1t may take the official
returns to decide the electoral ticket and con-
gressmen, The Republicans concede the state
to the Democrats, however.
! California
San Francisco, November 5.-Returns from
all counties in the state except Del Norte, winch
is estimated the same as at the last presidential
election, give Hancock 96 plurality. A few
small precincts are yet to hear from, which are
not expected to alter the result much. It will
evidently require the official count to decide.
Pacheco's election is doubtful by these later
| figures. IL l6 quite celIaln tnaJ tlo hepuouCAAs
Will get enc elector, as Judge Terry. on the
Democratic ticket, is known to be scratched
several hundred.
%YANKroN, November 6.-Yankton county
goes Republican by about 200 majority and D.
Rota by about 1000 majority, electing Petit
grew, (Rep) to congress.
l. AriZOnus
! Tucson, Arizona, November 6.-The terri
torial election resulted as follows: G.. II. Oury
Democrat, delegate to congress. NJ. II. sber
man. Republican, superintendent of public IN n
struction. Legislature Republican III bott
branches by a large majority. A majority o.
the county officers are Republicans.
Maryland.
BALTIMORE, November 5.-Wicomico county
in three districts all heard from, all show Re
publican gains over 1876. Hanford count!