Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1885-11-04

the election was lifeless. In this city
the Democrats lost over 200, the vote
A., being for Governor Prince, Dam Z,
q, 800 Robin sob, Eep., 18. .4s8 /; Sum.
ncr, 23s.
The Journal (Rep.) claims that Gov.
ernor Robinson ts reelected by a
plurality OF "a, 900 votes.
IOWA.
DIES MoISKs, Nov. 3 The election In
Iowa was for governor. lieutenant gov.
erDor. Judge OF the Supreme Court and
superintend, ut of pu bl ic instruction and
one-bai' of the ulem bors of the Senate
and MI tho lower house. There were
four State tickets In the field-the Re-
publican, headed by William Larrabee
the Fusion, representing Democrats ami
Green hackers, headed by Charles E.
Whiting, the straight-out or 81. John
PrOhibitioDists, headed by James
mickl-wait. and the straight Green
hackers, opposed to the Fusionist and
headed by Elias Doty, of Linn County.
The chief State issue involved was the
repeal or further trial OF prohibition, the
Fusion platform demanding the repeal
of Prohi bition and su bstitution for IL OF
a general license law, and the RepuDli-
can platform asking for o fair trial OF
| the prohibitory law before any modifi-
| cations in 1t Is made. The Senator
elected this year will vote for the
United States Senator two years from
next Winter; 40 national issues were
involved in tho campaign. The vote OF
| to-day Is compared with that of 1888
when the Republican majority for
governor was 1000. TIE Opposition
vote is compared with the combined
vote OF the Democrats and Grevnback.
ers in 1898. There are 1903 voting
precincts In tho State.
CONNECTICUT.
Hartford. Conn, Nov. 3.-Tht
elections In this State are for member,
of the Legislature only, consequently
the vote polling IL light
4 HARTFORD, Conn, Nov 3.-Returps
from tiity towns In the State elect 81
Republican and 80 De 10 ocratic mem Der,
OF tho observation-disclosures gain oi
six over last year, when the Republi
caus had II majority in the House
Cleveland, for senator In the First Dis
trict, elected-Democratic cein, Hart
fo-o .,.-,v ,uo democratic Represents
tives. Same e. last year.
HAKrFoRD, Conn, Nov' s-Qpe nun
Idred and Ihirty.three towns bIsat l0s
Repu blieans, 80 Democrats, l Green
backer and Independent TO the Stst'
House Of RspI esentativ vee, . Dem 1crati'
gain Of 10.
MISSISSIPPI.
i jackson, Miss, Nov. 3.-The cleo
sion TO day passed Off quietly. The In
dications arc that the vote was unu
Isually light. Jackson polled $50 vote
and rsgisters 600. The negroes, gen
Ierally, were not voting. The light vot'
is 10 bo accounted for from the fact tha
there was no ticket in the field excep
J the regular Democratic State ticket. II
= few ooupties, where local disaffection
existed, the vote Is divided, and tes
Independents may DO elected to tn
Legislature and to county offices.
Il JACKSON, Miss, Nov. 3 3-Return
b far show Q very light vote. City Q
Jackson polled $50 votes against l 90
at the city election last gear. The vot
throus hout the State was correspond
ingly light.
Il COLORADO.
DENVER, COL, Nov. 3.-The weatf
, or 10 VAIN and bright. The electio
I passing of quietly. The only Stal
official TO be elected Is O Judge Of th
Supreme Court.
u NkBRASKA.
LnCoLS, Eeb., Nov. S.-One war
In this city and five outside precinct
Is all that have been beard from con
! plete. These, with other partial n
! ports. indicate the election of the X,
Ipublioan S,ate ticket by about the sam
majority "a last year In proportion
he vote. The Republican majority
now estimated at Ia, 900.
al Persons OF seientary pursuits ~
, ,pr.disposed TO constipation. For col
s,Inht!on there Ia nothing 30 good as ID
halls Baltimore Pills. Price 25 cent