Mower County transcript. [volume] (Lansing, Minn.) 1868-1915, 1886-11-10


by the Democrats in the legislative dis
tricts is also conceded, bpt the returns arc
too incomplete to render the publication of
. list Of public Importance, until IN offici-
ally eertifledreport 10 provided.
SAINT PAUL, Nov. 6-The political situa-
tion in Minnesota experiences NO change
of consequences, during yesterday and but
few more counties we're heard from. The
figures given out this morning by the Re
publicans is their claim of $3.50 plurality
for McGiil. The Democrats are still firm
in claiming the election of Anes.
SAINT PAUL, Nov. 7.-The official canvass
for the State ticket will be made in most
of the counties of the state tomorrow, and
the claims of the respective parties settled.
Unofficial figures at this date show . plur-
ality for McGil of between one and two
thousand.
Columbus, Nov. 4-The Republicans claim
a majority Of l2!ooo to Is, 900 for their state
ticket, and the election of fifteen of the 81
Congressman; the last delegation stand.
ing Republicans 10 Democrats II, net
gain s.
ILLINOIS.
Chicago, Nov. AIN tho 18th Congress
sional district VIM R. Morrison, Dem, is
defeated by John Baker Rep, by : con-
ceded majority Of 47. W. H.. Springer
DEM, was reelected by 500 in his district.
The Republicans gain probably 5 to Con.
gressmen, have 1900 to q, COO on tho State
ticket, and is majority on joint ballot In
the legislature. D..
Albany, Nov. 4.-Peckham, Democrat,
for Judge Of the Court of Appeals has 1900
plurality; the congressional delegation will
stand 10 Republicans and Is Democrats
against II of each party In the present con-
gress; In the legislature the Republicans
have secured2 % majority on joint ballot.
New York, Nov. 4.-The plurality for A.
8. Hewitt for mayor is 1900: George had
68,OOO votes. Roosevelt 10000.
LOUISVILLE, KY, Nov. 4.-The Courier
Journal received the following tonight.
Cov1NGToN, KY, Nov. I'll am elected by
from 500 to 600 majority.
JOHN g. CARLISLE.
The Republicans concede the election OF
Adams, Dem., by 1900, and Reed, DEM,
to Congress. The Democrats have the
lower house of the legislature and may
have the senate also.
The indications seem to be that the
Republicans secure the State ticket by
about 1900, and gain three Congressional
districts. The legislature is claimed by
both parties, with tho probabilities in
favor of the Democrats.
KANSAS.
Gov. Martin, Rep, has $500 majority
and. and the seven consre'smen are Republi-
The Republican majority ON the state
ticket isl ,64, and the congressional dole
CATION stands, Republicans g.. Democrats
2, Ind. Republican l. ..~r =. 49,.
WISCONSIN.
Gov. Rusk has plurality Of $4,000; the
Republican elect 2 Of the . congressman,
including Guenther In tho Delaney dis
trict, and have 81 majority on joint ballot
in the legislature. -.
-. DAKOTA. s.ss.
The majority for Clifford, delegate to
Congress will range from 10000 to q 900.
PENNSYLVANIA. -.....-.-
Harrisburg, Nov. 4. Returns from al the
counties in the state, but three give the
following r4sult: Total of Beaver, 81 $50
aud Black 32,40; Beaver over Black, 49,
30. The new delegation to congress will
consist Of nineteen Republicans, including
Brumm (Rep- -Gbk) and nine Democrats
The present delegation is composed Of
twenty Republicans and eight Democrats.
The Republican plurality IL about 1000,
and the Republicans claim 80 majority on
joint ballot in the Legislature over the fu-
sionists.
OTHER 6TATk6. - . &.
NEW HAMPsHRE-The election for
Governor must be decided BY tho legisla~
ture; the Democrats gain one member Of
Congress, equally dividing the delegation
between the two parties.
CAL1YoRxIA-Swift Rep, for Gov ernor,
has probably 5000 majority. Legislaeurs
IN doubt, claimed By bon plffies.
NEW JEEsE1-R. 81: Grssn, Dem, ba.
7,421 plurality foe~ Govsenoes. The Demo.
crsts.claim the Legislature by 8 on Joint
ballot. ..z.' - s 80
DELAwARs-BnegA Dem, has 500 Tor
Governor. 5Congrsssmsn and lsgislstura
| ars Democratic. . s.@.= ss..:=
| NKBRAsKA-John A. Hc6hans, Dem.
elected to Congress from tbs hsyt distsica
by 200, being the drst time the district hsa
chosen Democrat. 3. - 9
Governor By the people, though Cleveland
DEM, had the larger popular vote; ~
Republicans have ~ majority on Joint
ballot sud viii elect LounsbefFy, CIV.
and . Republican, United ssatss sssstos
No change on CongTs
HAssAcHussrr.--Anss, Rsp, for Cover
nor has 8, ~ majority. ssss 49,
TKxAs-The snffss Dsmocrst1c goallrlss
iopsi dsSsgs4tos sisctsds ~ ns5osfsisl
rasgfng from O0o 70 2aoo0.
WAsnIsa1oH TszxrTox1.-C.B Is Voosi.sss
Dsmocrasic dslseass 20 oongrsD has from
500 70 Loo majority.