The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1886-11-13
In Other States

The official returns of the municipal
election In New York City give Hewitt,
the Democratic nominee for mayor, a
total vote OF 81 ,265, plurality OF
23,023 over George, who leads Roose-
velt by 7,745. Wardwell, the Prohi-
bition candidate, received q total vote
OF 576. The city's representation In
the Assembly will consist OF four
Republicans, twelve County Demo
Gratis and eight Tammsny men. The
Board OF Alderman viii be made up
o. six Republicans, eight County Demo
Gratis, ten Tammany men and one In
dependent Democrat. TIE congress
sional delegation is unchanged polit-
ically. Peckham's majority for Judge
OF the court OF appeals Is 5000.
ILLINOIS.
The Republican plurality for state
treasurer, the head OF the ticket, is
estimated a. about 10000 Complete
returns show that the next legislature
will stand as follows: ate-Repub-
llcans, -; Democrats, is; United
Labor, i. House-Repu0licans, rs;
Democrats, 66; United Labor, Z; Pro
hibitionists, 2. The reelection OF ex-
Speaker Haines to the legislature Is
assured. The returns from the
Eighteenth Congressional District in
dicate the defeat OF Morrison by Judge
Jehu Baker by a small majority
Morrison's defeat Is credited to the ef-
forts OF John Jarret, of Pennsy
and the Knights OF Labor. Jarret Is
ex-president OF the Amalgamated As
sociation OF Iron and Steel Workers.
PENNSYLVANIA.
With the counties OF Elk, Fulton,
Miffiin and Union to hear from, Beaver
tRep.l for governor has a plurality
over Black (Dem.) of 9,24O. The
new delegation to Congress will consist
OF nineteen Republicans, including
Brumm (Rep. Greenbacker) and nine
Democrats. The present delegation is
composed OF twenty Republicans and
eight Democrats. Following is the
new delegation from complete returns:
At large, Z. S. Osborne (Rep1 First
District, R. Bingham tRep.); Second.
Charles O'Neil (Rep.l; Third, Samuel
J. Randall (Dem.); Fourth, ". D.
Kelly (Rep); Fifth, A. c. Harmon
Rep; Sixth, Smedley Darlington
(Rep.); Seventh, r NJ Yardly (Rep J;
Eighth, d. Ermentrout (Dem.); Ninth,
J. A. Hiestand tRep); Tenth,
W. H. Sowden (Dem.j; Eleventh,
Charles B. Buckalew (Dem.) J; Twelfth,
John Lynch (Dem.l; Thirteenth,
c. n. Brumm (b. G.; Four
teenth, Frank Bound rep Fifteenth,
T. c. Bunnelll tRep); Sixteenth, II. c.
Mccormick (Rep); Seventeenth, Ed
ward 5. Gull lRep); Eighteenth, l.. Z.
Atkinson (Rep.l; Nineteenth, Levi
Marsh (Dem.); Twentieth, J. K 2.
Hall tDem.l; Twenty first. w McCul-
Tough, (Rep.); Twenty-Second, John
Dalzell (Rep.l; Twenty-third, Thomas
M. Bayne REP J; Twenty-fourta, @
L. Jackson Rep. ]; Twenty fifth, james
L. Moffet (Rep.); Twenty, sixth, Nor.
man Hall (Dem.); Twenty-seventb,
VIM. l.. Scott tDem.l The Republic
ans made no nominations IN the Third,
Tenth and Eleventh Districts, and the
Democrats had no candidate in the
Tweutyfourth District. The Demo.
Gratis gain the Twelfth District. The
Twenty District Is also 8 gain
for the Democrats, Norman Hall de.
feating W. H. Roberts (Rep The
present state Senate contains thirty.
one Republicans and fourteen Demo.
Gratis. Or these ten Republicans viii
retire and will be succeeded bv the
senators elected on the Cd. The rev
Senate will stand thirty-four Rspub
hcans, fifteen Democrats and one In.
dependent Democrat.
KENTUCKY.
The election throughout the state
was quiet one, with but little excite.
ment. Following is he complexion ot
the congressional delegation: FRS.
District, VIM. ]. Stone (D): Second,
Polk Lafoon (D); Third, G. ". Hun
ter tR J; Fourth, 4 Y. Montgomery
tD.l; Fifth, A. G. C4Iuth (Dl; Sixth
J. G. Carlisle (Dl; Seventh, w. P
Breckenridge (D); Ninth, G, VI. Thom
as (R ]; Tenth, w. P. Taulbee ID. j
Eleventh, H G. Finley lR Hunter
majority in the Third District is about
1000; Caruth's in the Fifth, 10: Johr
q. Carlisle's 10 the Sixth, about 300
IN the Ninth, Thomas majority 1S2.
IOWA.
Late returns received including ful
and partial returns from ninety
six OF the ninety-eight counties
confirm previous figures of between
H. 900 and $4,000 on the Re
publican state ticket. The con,
gressional districts are as follows
Geer lRepl First; Second, Hayes
Dem $40 plurality; Third, Hen.
derson Rep ,S00majority; Fourth
Fuller lRep.l 1.24O majority; Fifth
Kerr (Rep.) S23 majority; Sixth
Weaver (Fusion) 400 majority: Sew
enth, Cpnger rep 800 major ity
Eighth. Anderson tFusion} 400 na
iorlty; Ninth, Lyman rep 1.1O(
majority; Tenth, Holmes (Rep.) / zoo