Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1883-10-11
ious and widely different bulletins are
posted.
IOWA.

| ~" S0HSAaiiJ 0oAeeue UnaG sherman Is
elected but put his majority at 5000, and
concede i've to eight Republican majority
IN the lower house Of the legislature and
htteen Republican majority in the senate.
a representative of the associated press
called at the Democratic headquarters to
get their estimate and statements. Mr.
Kinne refused TO make any statement, but
Mr. Sells, the secretary, furnished the fol-
lowing: Returns from the interior indi-
cate large Democratic gains. The result
on the state ticket is doubtful. The Re-
publican plurality will not exceed 5000.
The lower house is in doubt. Prohibition
is certainly defeatey."
Chicago, Oct. 10.-The following phi
Yate dispatch was received at o'clock this
afternoon from Hon. ]. s. Clarkson, the
editor of the Des Moines Register, at Des
Moines. Sherman will have from $4,000
to 10000 over Kinne, and 10000 over ell.
The Republicans will have ~ senators to
8 Democrats at the lowest, as things now
look. In the House, we feel sure of 10 10
II majority, but it may be cut down to six
|
there cannot be less than so Republican
majority on joint ballot; think not less
than 43. Kinne comedies the election of
Sherman by 1900 over himself"
DEs MONIES, Oct. 10.-The Republican
state committee has furnished the Assooi-
ated Press the following tables on the leg
islative and state tickets. The Republi-
cans claim the election of the following
senators: Caldwell of Dallas, McDonough
of Clark, Sutton of Marshall, Gillett of
Boone, Eastman of Hardin, Dennan of
Buchanan, WhGley Of Butler, Glass of Cerro
Gordo, Chubb OF Kossuth, Chambers of
Cedar, Miles of Wayne, Stephens of Union,
Duncan of Louise, Sweeney Of Mitchell,
Mccoy of Mahaska, Wilkin of Madison
and Warren Carson Of Pottawattomie, or
q are Republican and following repre-
santatives: Hull of Clark, HanbIin of Tay-
Ior, Butler of Page, Storey of. Adm, Pal
mer of Washington, Lynn of Louisa, Ward
of Jasper, Mccullough of Jasper, Tuttle of
Polk, Watrous of Polk, Pattee of Dallas,
Mccall of Story, Mawry of Tsma, Brown
of Marshall, McDade of Sac, Head of
Green, Humphrey of Weight, Wilson of
Worth, Densmore of Cerre Gordo, Carpen-
ter OF Webster, Vanderpool of Mitch
ell, McNay of Calhoun, Paul of
Shelby, Wolf of Cedar, Curtis of Ply
mouth, Kuhn of Cass, Holbrook of Della
ware, Hazelett of Blackhawk, Kerr of
Grurdy, Weaver of Hardin, Jones of Ham
iIton, Brown of Butler, Sherman of Sioux,
Kennedy of Ida, Rand of Lea, Boggs of
Lucas, Davis of Pottawattomie, Clayton
of Pottawattomie, Overholtzer of Audu-
bon, Fordyce of Jefferson. .Rice of Fayette,
Fillmore of Cherokee and Clay, HARRISON of
Palo Alto, Lyon of Guthrie, Coys of
Ringgold, School of O'Brien, Ben
son of Franklin, Smythe of Lynn,
Nugent of Lynne, Miller of
Buchanan, Calkins of Jones, WILDER of
Flood, Pickens of Mahaska, Green of Bre-
mer, and Converse of Howard. The Dem
ocrats elected senators in Jackson, Clay
ton, Johnson, Marion, Lyon and Appa-
moose, seven in all. They elect representa-
tives as follows: In Henry I, 1 in Mont
gomery, in Lee, 1 in VanBuren, 2 in
Wapulla, in Decatur, 1 in Union, in
Adams, in Madison, in Warren, 2 in
Dubuque, 1 in Mills, 1 in Davis, in
Wayne, in Clinton, in Muscatine, in
Appanoose, in Marion, 1
in Iowa, in Poweshiek
1 in Harrison, in Chickasaw,2 2 in Des-
Moines, 2 in johnson, in Clayton, in
Scott, in Jackson, in Crawford, in
Henry, in Montgomery, in Lee, in
Keokuk, in Winona, in Monroe, in
Fremont-4O in all. The following
senators are in doubt: Larabee of Fay
ettee, KeRgle OF Benton, Barrett of O'Brien,
Liver of Monone, Heimsheimer of Mont
gomery-5 in all. The following repre-
sentatives are doubted: Palmer of Wood
bury, Barnes of Alamakee, jackson of
Winneshiek, Livingstone of Boone, Bas-
sett OF Benton-5 IN ell.
Summary of legislature: Senators-Re-
pUblicans 81; Democrats s, and in dOubt.
House-Republicsn 81 Fusionists 40; In
doubt 6.
THE LATEST.
1p.m m: Up to this hour the Republican
state committee and State Register have
full and complete returns from thirty
counties, and definite returns from the
other forty-two counties. These show
that Sherman and the Republican state
ticket will have majority over Kinne
and the Democratic ticket of $4,000 to
$4,000, and majority of 10000 to $4,000
over all. Judge Reed does not run over