McCook weekly tribune. (McCook, Neb.) 188?-1886, 1883-11-15
THE ELECTIONS.

BY Thursday morning returns were
In sufficient to indicate which way 1t went.
In Nebraska, Reese (rep,) for supreme
judge, was elected by abont 10000 major
ity overSavage dem. and a. m.). All the
republican candidates for regents Of the
university were elected. The vote on
judges of the district court Is hard to get.
but it Is likely Broadly (dem } beats Colby
(rep.) in the First district, with possibly
three other districts in doubt. The balance
has gone republican. The county elections
are decidedly mixed, on account of local
preiudices rather than partizan feelings.
In Massachusetts, Butler IL defeated, Rob-
inson (rep.) having about 10, 900 majority
in totalvote of over 800, 900. Ames (rep.)
Is elected lieutenant governor by 1900
plurality, and the rest Of the republican
ticket was similarly successful. The repub-
lican majority In the legislature will be
about forty.
In New York, Carr (rep.) Is elected Sec
rotary of state by about 10000 majority.
Maxwell (dem.) Is elected state treasurer
by bare majority. Russell (rep.) for at
torney general, may pull through, bat 1t Is
doubtful. The legislature will on joint bal
lot stand 90 republicans to So democrats.
In Pennsylvania, the chairman OF the
democratic state central committee Mt an
early hour Wednesday declared the over
whelmingly large republican majority In the
city Of Philadelphia destroyed all his hopes,
and while the country districts of the state
were giving democratic majorities larger
than expected, the final result would be
10, 900 republican majority and possibly
twice that. The latter figure Is claimed by
the chairman of the republican central COM
mittee.
Returns indicate that the democrats have
carried Virginia from 10, 900 to Ii, 600. The
senate stands: democrats %, eoalitionists
10, doubtful 5. The house of representa-
tiyes is: democrats go, cOalitiOnists 10,
doubtful II. When the doubtful counties
are heard from the democratic majority on
joint ballot will probably reach %.
Returns from a number of counties of
Maryland are incomplete, but sufficient is
known to insure the election of the entire
democratic state ticket. The estimated ma
jority for McLane in the state is 10 900. The
republicans gained three senators. The
democrats gained senators in Frederick and
Washington counties. This with five demo-
cratic and eight republican senators holding
over, will make the senate stand IA demo-
Gratis and II Republicans, with Calvertcoun-
ty veto be heard from, but probably repub-
Iican. The house of delegates will be dem
ocratic by probably twenty or more.
" Connecticut elects seven republican sena-
tors and one democrat senator. Senators
holding over, five republicans and seven
democrats. The senate now stands sixteen
republicans and eight democrats. The
lower house, with ten towns to hear from,
stands 165 republicans ard 80 democrats.
Republican majority on joint ballot, 65.
The latest returns in New jersey give Alb
bot (dem.) about $500 majority, the senate
twelve republicans and nine democrats.
The assembly is twenty-six republicans,
thirty -four democrats, q democratic major
ty on joint ballot of five.
In Minnesota Hubbard (rep.) for COVER
nor will have about IA, 900 majority.