The Dillon tribune. [volume] (Dillon, Mont.) 1881-1941, 1886-11-05

otthe Republican candidates for
governor outside Of Monroe county is :.
Dos. If Monroe county gives Warren
majority exceeding this he will be elected, !
but it is not likely that the Democratic
majority in this county will go above 1900.
boothman, (Rep.), in the 9th district has
m unofficial majority over Hill Of 1,342.
The Ohio delegation in the present con.
gress includes II Democrats and 10 Re.
p"blicans; while the above showing gives
IS Republicans and Democrats.
VERMONT.
Vermont gets Democratic gain of one
member. McKenny (Dem.) is elected to
Congress over Hayes (Rep) by a p!"rarity
Of about 1900
W. r. Morrison (Dem.) has been de.
feated by his Republican opponent, Judge
John Baker, BY majority Of about 900.
CHICAGO, November 3.-Complete re-.
turns show that the next legislature will
stand as follows: Senate-Republican ;,
Democrat is, united labor /; house-Re.
publican IS, Democrat 65, united labor :,
prohibition ,.
TENNESSEE.
The Democrats gain one Congressman.
NEBRASKA.
The Republican State ticket has 10000
majority. The Legislature is two. thirds
Republican. Large numbers are instructed
to vote for Van Wyck for Z. S. Senator.
a Democratic Congressman succeeds a
Republican in the First District.
MINNESOTA.
The entire Republican State ticket is
elected by about 10000 to 1900 majority.
The Democrats elect three Congressman,
the first ever elected in Minnesota. The
Republicans have safe working mgiority
on joint ballot in the State Legislature.
KANSAS.
Governor Martins (Rep.) plurality in
the State is 1880. Six Republican and
one Democratic candidates 10 Congress
elected.
PENNSYLVANIA.
Governor Beaver (Rep) mas 45,o"o plu.
rality The Republicans lose one Congress
sional Representative; 1o Republicans and
9 Democrats will represent the State in the
next Congress.
KENTUCKY.
Carlisie's election is doubtful. So far he
has but majority Of g., and the ofiicia
count tonight will have to decide.
Two Republican Congressman have beer
gained. Speaker Carlisle is said to have
been defeated, but it will require an offlcia
count to definitely settle the question.
The indications give a Republican plu
rali,y Of 5000 in the State, but the contes
is verv close and both parties claim thu
Legislature.
The Republicans make clean sweep
with the exception Of Judge Of Supreme
Court.
MASSACHUSETTS.
BosroS, November 4.-The Massachu
sets legislature stands: Senate, IS Repuh
licans and Is Democrats; house, l6o Re
pub)icaus, 20 Democrats and one independ
ent
, INDIANA.
TIL, standing of the Legislature not dc
c;ded, The Democrats claim it by tvs
majority. and the republicans by 81,
There is no change in the congression;
t,.,epa,;on. Holman's ma jority is abon
7oo'
WISCONSIN.
MILWAUKEE,, November 3.-The lates
estimates place the total peoples party vot
in the state at $4,000, OF which $4,000 is i
this county. The rest is divided betwee
Racine, Eauclaire, Oshkosh, Chippew
Falls and Marenette. Outside ofthcse cite
its vote is confined to few hundred. Th
nrohibition vote is now estimated at II ,ooe
This is 900 more than Hastings receive
for governor in 1854, and 5000 less than h;
mouse polled tor the same Office in 1885,
Returns tonight assure the election of Ca
we'll (rep.) in the first district BY 500 major
ity.
| PENNSYLVANIA.
PHILADELPHIA, November 3.-The ne
delegation to Congress in Pennsylvania vi
consist of % republicans, including Brum'