The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1884-11-14
The LATE ELECTION.

ALABAMA.
The entire Congressionalidelegat Bemo-
cratic. The State gave Cleveland her cleo.
soral vote by large majority.
ARKANSAS.
This State voted for Cleveland by the
usual majority. Congressional delegation
all Democratic.
CALIFORNIA.
California voted for Blaine by about
10000 majority, and elected four Republic
cans to Congress. The two other districts
were reported Democratic, but claimed by
the Republicans with the chances in their
favor.
COLORADO.
Blaine carried Colorado by about 5000
majority. The entire Republican State
ticket and members Of Congress elected.
Also the Legislature.
CONNECTICUT.
Cleveland carried Connecticut by about
1000 plurality. The Democratic State
ticket received about the same plurality, but
failed of majority, which throws
the choice of State officers into the
Legislature, which is largely Republican.
Congressional delegation reported two Dem
ocrats and two Republicans
DELAWARE.
NOteu lOT CleVcIdnu anu elcCteU DelIlO-
cratic Congressman.
FLORIDA.
Florida went for Cleveland by from 1000
to 1900. Both Congressman Democratic.
GEORGIA.
Majority for Cleveland of 10000 to So
900. Ten Democrat Congressman.
ILLINOIS.
Blaine carried Illinois by probable
sk,, IS
elect ten and Democrats nine Congressman,
one in doubt. Legislature very close but
indicated a majority on joint ballot of one
or two for the Democrats.
INDIANA.
This was for several days one of the
doubtful States, but the latest returns gave
it to Cleveland by from 5000 to 5000 plu-
rality., The Democrats elected nine and
the Republicans four Congressman. The
Legislature is reported Democratic on joint
ballot.
IOWA.
Blaine carried Iowa by the usual ma
jOrity. Congress: Probable, seven Re.
lists.
KANSAS
Blaine about $4,000 majority. Martin
tINCD.D ClCCtta uONCiiOi ONCt tDCiIlI
by about $4,000. Congressman all Repub-
lican. Legislature largely Republican.
KENTUCKY.
Cleveland carried by from 10000 to 80, 0G0.
Congress, ten Democrats, one Republican.
LOUISIANA.
Voted for Cleveland by about $4,000, and
Congressman.
MAINE.
Maine gave Blaine heavy majority and
elected four Republican Congressman. q
MARYLAND.
Very little reported from this State, but
Cleveland carried the State by good ma
jority. Congressional delegation reported
five Democrats, one Republican.
MASSACHUSETTS.
Blaine secured the State, but here Butler
received his largest vote. Congress, nine
Republicans, three Democrats.
MICHIGAN.
The Blaine electors were chosen in Michi-
gan. Congress, four Republicans and
seven FusiOniSts.
MINNESOTA.
All for Blaine. Five Republican Con-
gressmen.
MISSISSIPPI.
Largely for Cleveland. Six Democrats
and one Republican elected to Congress.
MISSOURI.
Cleveland carried Missouri by from 40, 600
to $4,000 majority. Marmaduke DEM
elected Governor by about 10.000 over Ford
leans elected to Congress. Legislature
Democratic.
NEBRASKA.
S,.fa hx, rvnol ion
ity. Two Republican Congressman certain
publican.
Blaine by about 1000. Congressman,
Republican.
NEW HAMPSHIRE.
About 5000 majority for Blaine, Two
Republican Congressman.
NEW JERSEY.
Cleveland carried New Jersey. Four Re-
pubI:cans and three Democrats elected to
Congress. Legislature renorted Republican.
NEW YORK.
In this State was the great battle of the
campaign and in a vote of nearly 800, 000
it is SO close that it may require the official
count to satisfactorily determine the result,
which at this writing appears not to be over
1000 plurality either way. The Congress
nen as reported, are eighteen Democrats
and sixteen Republicans.
NORTH CAROLINA.
Cleveland secured good majority. Seven
Democrats and two Republicans elected to
Congress.
Blaine carries Ohio by from 30, 900 to 40,
300. Congressman chosen in October, ten
Republicans, eleven Democrats.
OREGON.
Blaine by about 1,5C0. Congressman,
Republican.
PENNSYLVANIA.
Reported about $4,000 for Blaine. Con-
yreSsmen, eighteen Republicans, ten Demo
Gratis.
RHODE ISLAND.
Blaine carries the State. Two Republic
,an Congressman.
SOUTH CAROLINA.
Cleveland carries the State. Six Demo
rats and Ole Republican elected to Con-
yresS.
TENNESSEE.
Cleveland carries Tennessee by a good
majority. Bate reelected Governor. Seven
Democrats and three Republicans reported
for Congress.
TEXAS.
CieveIand's majority in this State re-
ported to be 100000. Eleven Democrats
chosen TO Congress.
VERMONT.
Good majority for Blaine. Two Repub-
.icans elected to Congress.
VIRGINIA.
Cleveland's majority estimated all the
way from 5000 to 5000. Congress. eight
Democrats. two Republicans.
wEST VIRGINIA
goes f0- Cleveland. Three Democrats and
die Republican elected to Congress.
WISCONSIN.
Elaine by fair majority. Six Republic
.a''S and three Democrats elected to Con-
Sress.
NEW YORK.