Los Angeles daily herald., 1886-11-03
IN KENTUCKY Y.

IN KENTUCKY.
Jou1svitLE, November 2.--Returns point
| TO the following Congressional result: In
| the First District, WI Clone. Democrat
! : second, Polk LaFoon, Democrat; Third
doubtful, indicating the election Of John S
| Rheu, Democrat: Fourth, A. b. M0ntgom
cry, Democrat; Fifth, Louisville District,
| very close between Caruth, Democrat, and
Wilson, Republican. the majority ~
either case will not be over 200. In the
Sixth and Seventh John G; Carlisle, Demo
crat and W. q. Z. Breckenridge. Democrat
Eighth. J. B. McCreary, Democrat; Ninth
close.
| CHICAGo, November 2.-Indications at ii
O'Clock tonight are that the Republican
ticket has majority in both city aud out
| laying country towns embraced IN COOK
county aud is elected. sThe Republicans re-
elect Adams in the list Congressionai ols
trict, elect Mason in the Sd district and re-
elect Dnnham in the 4th. Lswler, Demo-
crat, is reelected in the I'd district
CHICAGO, November 2.-Indications at III
O'Clock tonight are that the Republican
ticket has majority In both the city ana
outlying country towns. In COOK county II
publican judges. The Republicans elect
three Judges and the Democrats three
judges. The Republicans re.elect adams
in the First Congressional district, warren
Lawler, Democrat, is reelected IN the Sec
The Republican majority in Chicago for
State Treasurer Is estimated az mldnlght al
eO0o, and the Republicans claim majority
in the State for Treasurer of from 10000 to
25, 600. Only scattering returns have been
received from the State Senatorial and Leg
islatiye Districts. The Socialists claim to
ture from Chicago. The returns AT A: NJ.
indicate that the United Labor party has
elected four members of the State Legisla..
ture from this county. l.. L: Dwyer, Richard
NJ. Burke, O. G Dixon and George. Roher-
back. This the United Labor people claim
will give them The balance of power in the
Legislature.
OLD INDIANA.
INDIANAPOLIS, November Twenty pre-
cincts of Indiana show q Republican gain
of III.
INDIANoPoLIs, November 2.-Tweuty pre-
cincts show Republican loss of 107, and a
Democratic loss of 234; net Republican gain
of 127. The weather throughout the state
was very fine, and it is reported that the
vote polled was very full. NO returns have
been received here yet, but telegraph
message from Fort Wayne, claims the cleo
ton of White, Republican for Congress, i'll
the 18th district.
LIGHT VOTE IN DENVER.
DENVER, November 2.-Up to 10 r. NJ. no
returns have been received from to-days
election. The Republican State Committee
claim the State by 5000, while the Demo
Gratis say they will have it by 2Ooo. There
was light vote polled in Denver-l50o less
than In 1884.
FAIR DEFEATED
VIRGINIA, New, November 2.-Returns
are coming slowly, but enough is known TO
warrant the statement that the entire Re-
publican state ticket is elected, including
the legislative ticket. This gives the Re,
publicans the next .. s. Senator to succeed
Senator James G. Fair.
VIRGINIA CITY, November 2.-Ten pre-
cincts in Nevada give Stecenson, Rep, for
Governor, 567; Adams, DEM, 453. Wood
burn, Rep, for Congress, a5S; Mcmillan,
DEM, 3E.
SOUTH CAROLINA.
CHARLESTON, November 2.-Reports from
all parts OF the State show quiet election
and 3 very light vote. There Is no opposi-
tion to the Democratic State ticket, or the
Democratic candidates for Congress, except
in the Seventh District.
NEW HAMPSHIRE.
CONCORD, N. II. November Forty towns
give Sawyer, Republican, 1886; Cogswell,
Democrat. 3,743; Wentworth, Prohioltionlst.
1897 Republican net gain, "a.
Returns from nearly one third OF the
| towns in the State show Republican loss
| on the popular vote OF about 200 as COM
| pared with the vote of 1884. This does not
| include the cities and several OF the larger
| towns in which Republican losses were ex-
pected. The indications are that there is nc
choice for Governor by. the people, that
Mckinney. Democrat, Is eiecfed to Congress
| in tue First District, and Challenger. Repub-
| lican, in the Second. and that the Repub'
licans have carried the Legislature,
| THE WISCONSIN ELECTIONS.
| CHICAGO, November 2--Thirty-four Wis
| consin towns and cities show a net Reput-
lican gain over two years ago OF S9l. Total
Prohibition vote, a6. Smith, Labor candl
| date for Congress is elected from the Fourth
| District.
| MILWAUKEE, November 2.-The Congress
sional delegation will be, in the first district
| L. b. Caswell, Republican. second. Richard
Gunther, Republican, republican gain
Henry Smith; Il Republican loss: dfth
| Thomas Hudd, Democrat; sixth, g. b Clark
| Repu blican: Seventh, o. B. Thomas, Re
publican; eighth. w. L. Price, Republican
ninth. Isaac stephenson, Republican.
| IN MISSOURI.
| CHICAGO, November IA special dispatch
| from Kansas City says that the returns sc
| far as received from the Fifth District, now
represented by Warner, Republican,, indi
cate it has gone for Phillips, Democrat, ano
that the Democrats have carried Kansa:
City.
| GLORIOUS TEXAS.
| GALVESTON, November 2-The election.
| IN IeXas IO-Qdy WbTc IUI uoNcfhtf, LiGu
tenant Governor, Attorney General, Comp
troller, Treasurer, Land Commissioner
Superintendent of Public Instruction and
eleven Congressman. The Democratic
| State ticket has been elected by large ma
| iority. The returns indicate over one hun
dred thousand majority for Governor Ross
IN NEBRASKA.
| OMAHA, November 1.-The Republican
State ticket is elected by over 25.0O0 major
| ity, Congressman James Laird, in the %
district, and G. w. K. Dorsey. in the 30 dis
trict, are reelected. Church Howe, kepub
trict, is probably defeated by John A.. Nc
Shane, of Omaha, the Democratic nominee
IN Pennsylvania.
| Philadelphia, Novem Der 2.--The wealth
| er here to-day is all thai could be desired
The same report comes from all parts OF the
| State and with the beautlfui clear SKY
and warm sunshine very heavy vote Il
| being polled. Figures on the State tieke
come slowly but show an inVarlapie sdr p.ura-
His plurality in the city Will not fail below
| %, 900. The other candidates on the State
ticket are well up with the head. Brigham
Republican is elected TO Congress from The
First District O'Neil, Republican IN the
Second; Randall, democrat, in the Third
Kelly, Democrat, in the Fourth; Hamer
Republican in the Fifth; Ermentrout, Dem
ocrat in the Eighth; Heissand, Republican
Tenth; ia sv u Backalew, democrat in th,
Eleventh; Bound Republican. In the Four
| teenth Marsh, Democrat, in the Nineteenth
Dalzell, Republican, in the Twenty Second
and Bayne, Republican, in the Twenty
| Third.
IN NEW JERSEY.
TRENTON, Noxember 2.-indications are
that the Republicans will retain control o
both branches of the Legislature. Majorit.
of Robt. S. Green. Democratic candidate fo
Governor, is estimated at from 1900 to 5000
New York Congress men.
NEy YORK, November 2.-The Congress
sional delegation of New York State is
probably as follows: First District, Perry
Belmont, Democrat; Second, Felix Camp