, 1886-11-03

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1t is impossible to give anything reliabl,
as to the result, except that the vote il
very close between Myers, republican can
didate for governor, aud Adams, demo
crat, and Symes, representative for con.
gress, republican, and Reed, democrat,
The republican state committee claim tho
state by 5000, while the democrats say
they will have it by 1000. The vote
polled is lighter in Denver by 1900 less
thar in 1884.
Milwaukee, Nov. Thirty four towns
and cities show a net republican gam OF
39l. The city of Milwaukce-precincts
total vote: Rusk, for governor, rep
l,23s; Woodland (dcm.), 1902; Cochrane
Qaborl. ] 500. The indications are that
Smith Qabor) for congress is elected in the
fourth district.
At this hour tlO:l5) indications point
to the re election of Governor Rusk (rep.)
for governor by a plurality of from 5000
to 10000. More %sanguine republicans es-
innate it as high as 5000, but the labor
vote is so surprisingly heavy that all fig
urcs are but surmises. In Milwaukee the
county labor party has carried things by
storm. Indications point to the election
OF the entire labor county ticket. Smith
Ah'f'iJ tph6ltSo III l0 lOilAi hloNl 1T,
is undoubtedly elected. In the second
district, in which Delaney had so hard a
struggle with Gen. Bragg for the demo
cratic nomination, Quenther is undoubt-
edly elected. He is at present the repre-
of denomination and was placed in nomi-
nation against Delaney as a carpet Dagger
in the sixth. At the democratic head
| 1ttartarc -, t1.,. att,- tI,o ,lo.t,,a % N..1
ward for governor is claimed.
New Orleans, Nov. 2.-Thc election
throughout the state as far as heard from
passed off quietly. Wilkinson DEM
has almost a walkover in the first district,
but few republican votes being cast. The
vote in this city has been light. In the
country parishes, second district, Pierce
(rep.) is reported to have pollcd a full
vote except a small vote diverted by
Simms in st. James. In the third dis
trlct the meagre reports received indicate
a fair vote polled. Throughout the bal
ance Of the state, there being no opposi-
ton to the democrats, only a very light
vote was polled, elccting the following to
congress: Fourth, y. G. Blanchard:
fifth, C~herubusco Newton; sixth, i. W.
Robertson.
nalvest9n, Nov 2.-lhe elections IN
ant governor, attorney general, comp
%troller, treasurer, land commissioner, SUI
p~erlntcndcnt of public instruction and
eleven congressman. The state campaign
has been dull and one sided. The follow
ing democratic state ticket has been elect
ed by large maiorities; Governor, Law
renee s. Ross; lieutenant governor, T. b.
Uogc. comntrnIler 7Iobn n WTnCou
treasurer. Frank r. Cnbboct. land com,
missioner r Nj. Han, sunorintendcnt ot
public instruction. Oscar II. Cooncr Tbc
election passed off quietly here and else
where in the state as far as heard from.
Accurate figures on the majority of the
state ticket can not be had before to-mor-
row. but the returns so lar indicate over
iVo'ooo majority Tor ten. Koss.
Baltimore, Nov. 1.-The canvass of the
vote in this city has been completed. In
the third congressional district Rusk
dem: received i3'2s6 votes Bose un-
uustrlaI, endorsed by inc repuolleans')
9'9oo' ulass lprol l''oA Rusk ma
'V'"y o,o All, $3.50 o'T no'Se' ''V'''
oaIt LAKE . John l. lame mas
a walkoveT lor delsga'c against the demo-
'o"S
Concord \. H. Noy; 2.-keports
rom i9rty towns give sawyer Irep,
o,oo9' oogsweI dem !, ITS went
worm lpro.) nv me same places IN
iSot gave SumIr Vrep'l' 4'V."i Inn
(uJI1, No. r,t' n1;n i IN ,%as aPiOi IS i'9f q IT,
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Norio,S' a Nov 20larks dem }
carries NorioIk OIiy by y majority over
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