McCook weekly tribune. (McCook, Neb.) 188?-1886, 1883-10-18
POLITICAL.
IOWA.

|. DEs MONIES, October 1.-THE repub-
lican state central committee has furnished
TO the associated press the following tables
on the legislative and state ticket. The
republicans claim the election of the follow
Ing senators: Caldwell of Dallas county,
McDonough of Clark, Sutton of Marshall,
Gillette OF Boone, Eastman Of Hardin, Dem
nan OF Buchanan, Whaley of Butler, Glass
OF Cerro Gordo, Chubb OF Kossuth, Cham
bers of Cedar, Millar of Wayne, Stephens of
Mitchell, Mccoy of Mahaska, Wilkin of
Madison and Warren, Carson of Pottawat-
tamie county, or total of IL. OF the state
senators, 20 of the 81 are republicans. The
republican central committee also claim the
election of the following republicans: Hall
OF Clark, Hamilton OF Taylor, Butler of
Page, Storey of Adair, Palmer OF Washing
ton, Lynn of Louisa, Ward of Jasper,
Mccullough of Jasper, Tussel of Polk,
Watrous Of Polk, Pattee Of Dallas,
Mccall, of Story, Mowery of Alma, Brown
of Marshall, McDade of Sac, Head of
dreene, Humphrey of Wright, Watson of
Worth, Densmore of Cerro Gordo, Carpen-
ter OF. Webster, UnderpOol of Mitchell,
McGay of Calhoun, Paul of Shelby, Wolf of
Cedar, Curtis Of Plymouth, Buhn of Cass,
Holbrook of Delaware, HazIett of Black
hawk, Kerr of Grundy, Weaver of Hardin.
Jones OF Hamilton, Browne of Ida, Rand of
Lea, Boggs OF Lucas, Davis of Pottawatamie,
Clayton of Pottawattamie, Oyerholtzer of
Audubon, Ferdyce of jefferson, Rice Of
Fayette, Fillmore of Cherokee and CLAY.
harrison OF Palo Alto, Lyon of Guthrie,
Coy OF Ringgold, Smythe of Lynn, Nupent
OF Lynn, Miller of Buchanan, Calkins of
Jones, WILDER of Floyd, Pickens of Mahaska,
Hreen or Brewer, Converse of Howard. The
democrats elect senator's in Jackson. CLAYTON,
johnston, Marion, Lynn and Appanoose-
seven IN all. The democrats elect repre-
sentatlVes as follows: One In Henry, one
In Montgomery, one in Lee, one i'm
van Buren,, two in Wapello, one I'm
Decatur, one in Union, one in Will
lams, one in Madison, one in Warren. two
IN Dubuque, one in Mills, one i'm Davis, one
IN wayne, two in Clinton, one in Musca-
line, one in Appanoose, one in Marion, one
n Iowa, one in Poweshiek, one in Harri-
ION, one In Chlckasaw, two in Des Moines.
Wo IN Johnson, one in Clayton, two i'm
scott, one in jackson, one i'm Crawford. one
N keOkuk, one in Monona, one in Monroe
me In Fremont-forty in all. The follow
ne senators are in doubt: Larabee of Fa-
ette' heagle of Benton. Barrett of O'Brien,
)lver OF Monona, Heinschimer of Mont
omery-fiye in all. The following repre-
are i'll doubt: Palmer of Wood
ury, Barnes Of Allamakee, Jackson of
slhnesmek, Livingstone of Boone, Bassett
benton five in all. Summary of ieeis-
'ture-senators, republicans, 81; demo-
rats, 8; five in doubt. House of represent
stives-republicans, 81; fusionists, 40.
here are six in doubt.
OHIO.
COLUMBUS, October 10.-Returns
ON eighty counties out of eighty eight in
lie state give the state to the democrats bv
INV majority, and the legi>I ,ture from
fenty to twenty-five democ :::> on Joint
'llot. The second amendment will come
ose to being adopted. This estimate is
sed on Hamilton county being demo.
attic.
oeventy-seven counties reported unof-
lally give Foraker q net gain of q, O8S. The
wen counties yet near from gave a net
publican majority of >, 2O9 in 1882. Hoad-
s majority will probably reach from
}O to 10000. OF the II counties heard
I'M the republicans carry 80 and the demo-
ITS AZ. 1.-THE eleven to hear from the
oublicans carried seven and the democrats
II in 1882. The legislature is still in
ubt. The two amendments has a chance
All but tire: counties are reported I'M
clally, showing net republican gain of
rs. Three rem lining counties will not
!nge the result materially. HoadIey;s
Jorlt! IN the state will be about -, 900.
e Legislature is doubtful, but the chances
III favor of the democrats. No one has
ired ON the amendment to-day. and no
able information is available. No re-
nty in regard to it.