New Ulm weekly review. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1878-1892, 1885-11-11
THE STATE ELECTIONS.
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Governo David Is. Hill
Lieutenant Governor Edward F. Jones
Secretary of Frederick Cook
Controller. Alfred G.. Chaplin
Attorney General. o. Brien
State Observation-Disclosures j. Fitzgerald
State Engr. and Survey or..Elnathan Sweet
Hill carries the city of New York by q
plurality more than 5000 greater than
was given to Cleveland a yearago, and yet
the Republicans make a gain. OF ten in the
legislature on joint ballot The New York
World makes the following estimate on
the state legislature: Senate Republic
cans, 18; Democrats IA Assembly
publicans, 20; Democrats, SO. The present
senate stands-Republi 10; Demo-
crafts, 13. Assembly-Republica IS;
Democrats, So.
The Democratic ticket elected by about
10000 majority, and they also carry the
legislature. The ticket elected lis for:
Governor Fitzhugh Lee
Lieutenant Ohm E. Massey
Attorney General Rufus A. Ayres
Cities and counties throughoutthe state
show large Democratic gains.
MASSACHUSETTS.
Returns from all but eight towns in the
state give the following result Robinson
O,162; Prince S2,3S1; Lathrop, 4,O51;
Sumner, 1850. The returns indicate the
election of twenty-eight republicans sand
twelve democratic senator's, being ademo-
cratic gain of six over last year. The house
will probably stand 1877 republicans, z2
democrats, 6 Notwithstanding o.
slight democ gain in the house.
The officers elected are:
Governor. D. Robinson
Lleutenent GOvernor.............O Oliver Ames
Secretary OF State.... Henry B. Pierce
State Treasurer and Receiv-
Observation-Disclosures. Gen. A. W. Beard
Auditor. Charles r. Ladd
Attorney General. Edgar L. Sherman
MARYLAND.
The indicA tons point to Democratic sue
cess in nearly all the counties, which insures
a working majority in both branches OF the
state legislature. Partial returns from all
sections indicate considerable Democratic
gains throughout the eastern section, while
Western Maryland, already Republican, is
about holding the regular vote. The Demo-
cratic majority on state ticket is estimated
at $4,000 to $4,000
CONNECTICUT.
The election in this state was for men,
beers OF legislature only. Returns at the
Courant office all but four townsin the state,
be as follows: Republicans 1919, Demo-
Gratis 112, Independents 2. The missing
towns will not materially change the re-
suit. The senate stands 13 Republicans,
IL Democrats.
This State is unusually close. The Re-
publican state committee claim the legisla-
ture by a majority OF fifteen on Joint ballot.
Estimates at the Republican headquart-
ers give the Repu b4icans Sc OF the 100 mem
bers OF the lower house and IL of the new
senator's making Republican majority
on Joint ballat of 10 to IL. The govern
orship was in doubt at the time of
writing, but claimed by the repub-
The returns from Dakota are still undi-
gested. But few Democrats voted. OF
course the constitution is adopted, and the
state ticket elected. 1t will take the court
to settle the capital question. The ticket
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. G. Mellette
Lieutenant Governor. A. q. Frank
6ecretary OF state.................H. S. Murphy
treasurer. ..........................D. w. Diggs
Auditor. Frank Alexander
Attorney General. Robert Dollard
Supt OF Public Instruction......,A S. Jones
Commissioner OF Schools and
Public Lands......... H. H. Beadle
Supreme judges
First District. .Dighton Carson
Second Dlstrict........... j. Kellam
Third District. ohm E. Bennett
For Members OF COMO. S. Clifford,
gress ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. Theodore Kanouse
PENNSYLVANIA.
It is estimated that Pennsylvania will
give a Republican majority OF between 25,-
600 and 10000. Quay is elected treasurer,
the only state officer to be filled.
ILLINOIS.
The election was mostly local The new
election law is carried Returns from over
dozen towns in the Fifth district assure
sthe election OF A. j. Hopkins, Republican
candidate for congress to fill the vacancy
caused by the death of Ellwood. For a
justice OF the supreme court ofzIllinois to
fill the vacancy caused by the death OF
Justice Z. Lyle Dickey, Judge OF the superior
court OF Cook county, the Republicans
nominated Benjamin D. McGruder for the
supreme court, and the Democrats con.
Cured in the nomination, and so he was
elected.
NEW JERSEY.
The election in this state has resulted in
substantial victory for the Republicans.
4ue Ouly ISSUE was UIle leSISldGufe, III DOUu
branches of which the Democrats will be
again in the minority. The best estimates
give the Republicans 13 votes in
the next senate to s for the Democrats,
and in the assembly 33 Republicans to ~
Democrats. This is a Republican gain OF
two in the senate and a loss OF several in
the house, but it leaves a Republican ma
jority on. joint ballot
In other states the elections were of a
local character. AtDetroit, Mich, Marvin
II. Chamberlain, (dem.) defeated Mayor
Grummond republican andidatef for re-elec-
ton, by about 2, 600 majority. In Nebraska
the Republicans probably lose their can
didate for treasurer. Nebraska is Repnbi-
can by the usual majority on Cable for as
sociate justice OF the supreme court.
The Presidents Thanksgiving Proclama-
ton.
To the People of the United States of
America, Proclamation: The American
people have always abundant cause to be
thankful to Almighty God, whose watch
full care and guiding hand have been mani
tested in every stage OF their natural life,
guarding and protecting them in time OF