The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1886-11-12
ILLINOIS.


SPRINGFIELD, ILL.,, Nov. 6-The official
count of the vote for Congressman in the
Thirteenth district shows majority of 974
for Hon. William M. Springer.
Following are the pluralities for Con-
gressmen in the districts named, according
to the official count: Sixth district, Hit,
Rep, 4,436; Ninth, Payson, Rep, 3,17O;
Eleventh, Gest, Rep, $40; Thirteenth,
Springer Dem, 974; Fourteenth, Rowen,
Rep, 2,217; Seventeenth, Lane, Dem,
S,OS9; Eighteenth, Baker, Rep, lila.
WISCONSIN.
MILWAUKEE, Wis, Nov 6.-The Sentinel
has complete returns from all the Legis-
lative districts, which show that the Re-
publicans will have control of each House
and have majority of thirty-slx on joint
ballot over all opposition. The pluralities
in the Congressional districts are: First
district Caswell, Rep, 1893; Second,
Guenther, Rep, 1900; Third, La Toilette,
Rep, $500; Fourth, Smith, Labor, $500;
Fifth, Hudd, DEM, 5000; Sixth, Clark,
Rep, $500; Seventh, Thomas, Rep, 1850;
Eighth, Price, Rep, eight counties out of
fifteen give $500 plurality, with an esti-
mated plurality in the district of 10000;
Ninth, Stephenson, Rep, 5000.
INDIANA.
INDIANAPOLIS, Ind, Nov. 6.-Oficial re-
turns from the ninety-two counties of the
State confirm the claims of the Republicans
respecting the election Of their State ticket.
The pluralities of the several candidates
will vary from $500, to 5000.
INDIANAPOLIS, Ind, Nov 6-The Demo
Gratis have the Legislature by majority
on joint ballot, according to the latest adj
vices. The figures are: Senate-Demo-
Gratis, 81; Republicans, 10. House-Demo-
Gratis, Is; Republicans, s..
KENTUCKY.
CINCINNATI, Nov. 6.-The official count in
the Sixth Kentucky district gives Speaker
Carlisle majority of 76S.
MINNESOTA.
ST. PAUL, Mimi, Nov. 6.-At midnight,
with official returns from sixty-five of the
eighty counties and nearly complete re-
turns from the rest, the Pioneer Press fig
ures McGill's majority at 1874. The Globe
still claims the election of Ames, though
not giving exact figures.
CALIFORNIA.
SvN FRANCISCO, Cal, Nov. 6.-Complete
returns of the city and almost complete re-
turns of the State give Bartlett, Dem, for
Governor, 302 plurality over Swift, Rep
Bartlett's plurality in the city is 1882 There
is no doubt that the Legislature is Demo
ocratic on joint ballot by IS majority. This
insures the election of George Hearst as
United States Senator. The latest Con-
gressional returns indicate the election of
four Republicans and two Democrats.
ELECTION ECHOES.
Tor Op PoyJ1a1;oopc ,o1ry nv,
cede the election of Adams, Dem, for Gov
ernor, by 1900 plurality Indications favor
the election of Myron W. Reed, Dem,
member of Congress, by small majority
NORTH CARoLINA-It is said that the In
dependents will hold the balance of power
in the Legislature. The Congressional del
egation stands: Democrats, z; Republic
ans, g.
Conference.-The Legislature, which
will elect State officers and United States
Senator, stands: Senate, Republicans, IA;
Democrats, 10. House, Republic ms, 1888;
Democrats, 100; Lab or, g. The Republican
majority on joint ballot is thirty-one.
New YoRK-Hewitt, for mayor, has a
plurality over George in the city of 23,023
Peckham's majority in the State for Su-
preme Judge is 1851. The new Legislature
will stand: Republicans, II; Democrats, 81
New JERsEY-The Democratic State Com
mittee claims that Green, Dem, has be-
tween 1900 and 10000 majority over
Howey, Rep, for Governor. The Repub-
lcans elected Congressman, and the Dem
ocrats 2.
MASSACHUSETTS The Massachusetts Log.
islature stands: Senate, 35 Republicans, Il
Democrats; House, 100 Republicans, 7e
Democrats and TpdaOaudant
KANsAs-Martin, Rep, is reelected Gov
ernor by plurality of about $4,000.
TENNEssEE-H the present rate of in
crease continues Bob Taylor's majority will
be $4,000.
Observation-Disclosures official returns,
complete, foot up: For Governor-Biggs,
Democrat, 1892; Hoffrecker, Prohibition,
1882 For ongress-Pennington Demo
crat, Is, S37; Cooper, Prohibition, 1886. The
Legislature is solidly Democratic.