Evening star., 1886-11-05
SUP LEM E MI

ALL DOUBT NOT YET CLEARED UP.
Some Election Contests still Embedded
Carlisle Elected.
1t now seems fairly certain that Speaker
Carlisle has been reelected by Q small majority
The complexion of the legislatures of New Jer
sey and Indiana is still in doubt 1t is also pos
sible that DR.. Ames, democrat, has been elected
governor Of Minnesota.
KENTUCKY.
Speaker Carlisle is probably elected by q ma
)ority ranging from 500 to 900. The C0urter-
Carlisle last night:
CovINGroN, KY, Nov. Al am elected by
Earlier Mr.. Carlise was quoted in an inter
view: II am sure" he said. "that shall have
estimates, but don't think that can fall be-
low that It's q wonder was not beaten.
have told our people all over the district that
the democrats would lose their Congressman.
They seem to think that am sure to be elected
at is little remarkable, is it + not, % as Q coin.
cidence, that the falling of from Irish precincts
across the river gave Mr.. Butterworth his ma
cit is; and can't account for it. It was q
still-hunt here. have been abused for appoint
ments for which l am not responsible, and
have even been blamed for the water works
appointments In Covington, with which had
nothing to do. The Charges circulated against
naos e are Tosad a faase. e think good many rspub
Joined in the still-hunt In these two counties.
It is . good lesson to the democracy, and have
have opposition. and wanted % the Sspubiicans is IS
to bring out u man. I should then have had
5000 majority instead OF 500"
PENNSYLVANIA.
Latest returns show that John Patton, rep,
has been elected in the twentieth Pennsylvania
district by majority OF 31S. Governor Cur
un' dem., now represents this district.
MINNESOTA.
The late returns continue to show steady
democratic gains, and the republicans last night
did not claim over 5000 majority for Mctiil,
would show the election OF Ames. IL is thought
the republicans will have majority of 40 on
joint ballot
The republican plurality on governor will be
about 1000. Fun returns show the election of
All; fourth, Burrows rep, asia; iah, Ford,
Whiiag dem 5ss; eishsP faTsnes se
dem, l, ,7ss; eleventh, Moffat rep. $500. the
lows: Senate-republicans, 22; democrats, TO-
fHonse.Rep9blicans, Il 65; democrats, 80; labor,
q; doubtful, 3.
Charleston dispatch says Snyder, dem.. is
certainly elected in the third Congress district
by reduced majority. There was majority
for license.
BY the discovery Of an error Landers' ma
tority in the second Illinois district has been
reduced 70 10. q ,asOn, til labor candidate,
In whose favor the correction is, claims the dis
trict by % majority. The Chicago Evening
Illinois legislature: Senate-32 republicans, 1S
democrats and labor. HOuse-7S republicans,
66 democrats. z labor and z prohibitionists.
INDIANA.
c<
diana claim that, basing claims upon returns
from more than One-halt Of the counties, the
republicans will elect the state ticket by 5000.
That the legislature is in doubt is c0noeued.
Republicans expect to gain 1t and democrats
hold tenacl0usly to the claim that IL will be
anti-republican by from to 8 majority.
NEW JERSEY.
A Newark dispatch claims that the legisla-
ture by the latest count has q democratic ma
jority OF one on joint ballot, without Donohue,
be recounts in Salem. Burlington, the third dis
trict OF Passatc, and the second district Of Essex
counties.
Complete returns give tor governor-Cleve-
land, dem., 5S,674; LOunsbury, rep, 56,831;
Forbes. pro-, 4,s1O; Baker, labor, 743. The
legislature which will elect state officers and q
Uuited States senator, stands: Senate-Repub-
licans, Ii; democrats, TO- House-Republicans
13S; democrats, 1O0; labor, z.
In the third New York district with all the
precincts in but one, James L. Bell, dem., leads
:. v. Whites rep, by 19 votes.
WISCONSIN,.
The probabilities seem 70 be that the republi-
cans will have a majority In the Legislature of
80 on joint ballot
The official returns from the ninth congress
siOnal district give Glover, dem., q majority
over Frank, rep, OF lOS, aud assures the for.
mer's reelection. Complete returns from the
tenth congressional district give Ciardy, dem.,
majority OF between 500 and 800. His opl0-
nents were Ledgerber. rep, aud Ratchford,
labor.
The election OF Adams, dem., for governor
by 1000 plurality il conceded by the republi-
Gains. All but six counties of the state have
been heard from, giving returns on Congress
men. The vote from them is about even. The
cOuLties yet to come In have always been DEM
Ocratic, So the Indications are in favor OF small
majority Tor Reed, dem. The democrats in
ArapahOe county elect six and possibly seven
out OF eight Representatives and one senator.
THIS is an increase of seven in the lower house
and one in the senate. A majority OF the cOun-
there is little doubt that they will have con-
troll OF the lower house and possibly the senate.
THE TERRITORIES.
Complete and reliaOle reports from eleven
south Dakota counties show u reduction of 80
per cent In the majority for Clifford, the repub-
lcan candidate Tor congressional delegate.
Twenty-one counties in the whole territory
show net republican loss OF 80 per cent, which
would give Clifford but II, 900 majority.
The majority for Voorhees,, dem., for delegate
to Congress from Washington territory, will be
between 500 and 1000.