Evening star., 1886-11-04
'oUrH CAROLINA.

SOUTH CAROLINA.
The indications that there Will be q solid
democratic delegation TO Congress from this
state, Smalls, rep. having been defeated by
Elliott dem., In the seventh district.
NEBRASKA.
The republicans have carried the state by
10000. perhaps, aud elect two congressman.
In the FIRST district Mcshane, dem., Is elected
by $500 majority over Howe, ref. The legis-
lature is republican and enough members, APP
parently, have been instructed for Van Wyck
TO assure his reelection.
CALIFORNIA.
The count progresses slowly, but the indica-
tons are that the republicans have elected their
state ticket by plurality OF two or three thou
sand. The congressional delegation will stand
A republicans and democrats. The legisla-
ture is claimed by both parties. In San Fran
cisco the democrats made a gain of Ia members
of the legislature, and they seem to have three
or four majority on joint ballot
COLORADO.
The latest returns show that Adams DEM,
lor governor has majority OF 900 and indi-
cate that Reed, dem., has been elected 10
Congress.
WISCONSIN.
Gov. Rusk will have a plurality of 25.OOO
with republican gains in all but few counties
OF the state. On governor the republican plu-
rality over the democratic vote has been in
creased even in the Milwaukee district, where
the LABOR movement has been strongest. The
legislature Will have republican majority on
joint ballot Of % over democrats and labor rep
resentatives. The Senate stands 25 republ-
cans, democrats and peoples party; assem-
bly,, 81 republicans, SO democrats and 5 peo-
win probably act with the democrats. The
congressional delegation will probably stand: Z
republicans, democrat and 1 peoples party,
though the first is in doubt. Returns are so
meager that 1t is not possible to tell whether
James DoOlittle, dem., mas defeated Cassweil,
rep. Republicans have gained the second, Gen
Bragg Old district, where Delaney, dem., is de-
feated by Guenther by at least 5000. The ma
iority of Budd. dem, i'm the fifth has been
slightly reduced. In the fourth (Milwaukee)
district, which has been represented by "A re-
publican, Henry Smith. peoples party candi-
date, has $500 plurality.
MINNESOTA.
The labor and the farmer elements com.
bined and voted for a mixed ticket The
result is that Ames, dem., for governor, runs
way ahead OF his ticket in many places,
trict, where republican majority has here
% toi9re been given. In Minneapolis Nc
jority, WV Where ''t the democrats @ So aSou. S, two
weeks ago claimed 5000 for Ames.
This great change was caused by the political
Ames' name from the ticket, and voted for
other democratic candidates. John ID. Land,
rep, in the second district, and knute
fifth, are elected to Congress by handsome
majorities. In the fourth district, which
includes the cities of ST. Paul and NJ nneapoiis
Rice, dem., runs ahead OF his ticket, and prob
ably defeats Gifilan. Lovejoy, rep, in the first
district, is probably elected, but by a small ma
may require the official count The chances
now iavor Mcdonald, dem., over Herbert, rep.
The republican state central committee claim
1900 Or the state ticket
MISSISSIPPI.
All parties concede the return of O solid
democratic delegation to Congress.
KANSA&
There is q solid republican delegation returned
to Congress, but Lhe Legislature will contain
more democrats then ever before, probably
reaching 25 out OF LBS.
TEXAS.
The entire congressional delegation is demo-
cratic and the democrats have 1UO majority ON
joint ballot In the legislature.
THE TERRITORIES.
Montana territory le-elects TOole, dem., as
delegate In Congress, and Washington territory
returns Charles 5. Voorhees,, dem.