Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-11-07
MINNESOTA.

can votes are of that nationality. HUB
bard had majority of over 10000 last
time. Leading Republicans claim
10000 for him this time. a few Demo-
Gratis concedc more than 5000.
st. Paul, November G.-Fiity-iour
precincts out OF ,30i give u total vote
of j,0ll against $685. last year. Hub.
bard shows u loss in these precincts Of
l,l22, which indicates that Hubbard
is elected by.uearly 10000
ST. Paul, November 6.--SiXty-eight
towns outside of ST. Paul and Mime
apolis give Hubbard, Republican, for
governor, 2,0li majority over Bierman.
The secretary of the central Republic
can committee estimates Hubbard's
majority at not less than 1000, ana
the balance of the Republican ticket
ut $4,000.
ILLINOIS.
Chicago, November 6--The election
in this city and county to day was for
one Judge of the superior court and five
county commissioners. Little Interest
was taken and light vote polled.
Nearly complete returns from the city
at this hour and an estimate of the
county vote indicate q divided result.
The probabilities are that Jamison,
Republican. for Judge is elected by a
narrow minority. The Democrats
elect three county commissioners, the
Republicans one and one in doubt.
There were no special issues at stake,
and the result seems II have turued
ON personal pouuluritv.
Chicago. %ovcrnber G.-The election
of the entire Democrats ticket. except
one count; comm issioner. is conceded.
NEBRASKA,
/ Rar,,ts I.pl,ertit-,
R5p. Dem.
~ Sni., !, ~, WnolWNorti'
- l iriiiiii.lt Is, o' u b D. mi''
H. 2. Holm s.
Judso sup, -. ~ -, So.
eoU'''''','''''-' - i'' '
Lincoln november the election
IS creation no special interest thousa.
Iae cohts5t toF IViSe e--o!tes SOME am
nation me regents are conceded to
!he Rep"pllcanS. ol Ten aistrlcl
~ ,geS 20 De e!sc!ed' eiSht nre con,
ceueu 20 me A'epuAucals' lLlc ~ fs'
ana aeYehth are uolotIu. REPORTS
VIII DE ntaue on cue vote i!r supreme
lu"Se anu comparison VITA the vote
Tor governor iasl year, wheh DAVIS
!aSheu A,uou OF ma lorlty over the
Democrats ana Antl-Monopoiis,s'
Ohlahhi November o'-iteporls from
the state show iair vote east to-day
inc election Is FOR justice OF the su
prelhe court ana inuf regents OF lh'
r S,ate University NJ. ~. ltsese II IN,
heluplicail candidate ior-Justice, ano
James W; SAVAGE represents the Dem
oHGals ana ah'l-Mphopoiis'a;
Omaha, November G.-Twenty-siH
precinctsand two towns give Reese
hepuollcah' Tor supreme court Juag
US majority. Indications are tina
ne Is e'ected ny small vote. IN
vote IL lighl:,
Omaha, Neo, November 9Th
stfons pfo,oaollity is that savage, wh
) received the combined support of TIN
. Nnl'-inohopoils's anu ben'ocTats'
tIeG'tH supreme Judge oy shiai
INt1orIy.
KANSAS:
: ~, lNpeha' KANSAS November o
: more ore out Iheager returns IRON
N'i'lsos. Ohiy county Officers AM
iudges to elect, but rs there are tire
, or iour tickets IN each county it vii
- '"%e w morning 10 count the vote
valley rails, KS, November g.
: returns nom all townships throug
J, tne county except two indicate tn
:, erection OF the entire Republican
" ticke'' except commissioner in til
!, mira district.
u loia, hs., November 6.-ln ALE
II county the Republicans eject the cour
:. " CLERK and coroner; the Democrat
d prooaoiy elect the balance of tn
e Ticket ou''weii' hepubhcan, 10
u luIge' IN SIX precincts has eight ma
d JorI0y.
fort scott, hs., November CT