The Bozeman weekly chronicle. (Bozeman, Mont.) 1883-1889, 1886-11-10
Eastern Election News

ulStilct give IhoOsoVelt OO,oS0, hewitt ~,
256, George 67,699, Wardwell 574. The
united Democratic ticket was elected in
New York city by 10000 majority.
In Georgia there was no opposition to
Geo. I. Barnes (dem.) for congress in
Tenth district.
In Maryland, the Third congressic nal
district, Rusk (dem.) received 1926
votes, Bosse, industrial, endorsed by the
Republicans, 5,305; Glass, Prohibitionist,
l,704; Rusk's majority over all, 1871;
over Bosse, 9,87I.
In New Hampshire, reports from forty
towns give Sawyer (rep) 1866; Cogswell
(dem.) 3,74S; Wentworth (pro.) lS9. The
same places in 1884 gave Cumes (rep.)
4,079; Hill (dem.) 4,197; Mason (pro.) l5S.
Republican net gain in these places "a.
In Pennsylvania, Beaver (rep:l for
governor, is elected. His plurality in
Philadelphia will not fall below 25,O00
The other candidates on the ticket are
up with the head. Bingham (rep.) is
elected to congress in the first district
O'Neil (rep. in the second; Randall rep
in the third; Kelly (rep.) in the fourth
Harmer (rep.) in the fifth; Ermentrout
(dem.) in the eighth; Heisland (rep.) in
the ninth; Sowden (dem) in the tenth
Buckalew (dem in the eleventh; Bound
(rep.) in the fourteenth; Marst (dem in
the nineteenth; Dalsell (rep.) in the
twenty-second; Bsyne (rep) in the twen-
/ ty.third.
The republicans of Illinois carried the
election by small majorties.
In Alabama there was no opposition
to Herbert (dem.) in the second district
Jones (dem) of Mobile district, and
Oates {dem.) of the third district were
also without opposition. Contests in
the other five districts were not formid.
able.
In Nebraska the Republican state
ticket is eIe tied by over 1000 majority.
fii5; frict, and G. W. E. DoTaey, third district
are reelected Church Howe. Republic.
an candidate for congress in the first dis
trict, is defeated by John A. McShane,
! (dem.)
In Ohio, Democrats concede the elec-
tion of Romeis over Hurd (derh) Ohio
in 585 precincts shows net Republican
gain of 1874.
Returns fir. m one-third of the wards
in Cleveland, including the twenty first
congressional district, shows gains which
if kept up throughout the district, will
elect Foran (dem.) by 500 to 1000 ma
iority.
In Iowa Democrats concede the state
by 10000, and claim four congressman.
The entire republican state ticket has
been elected in Minnesota by majorities
of 10000 to 1900. On joint ballots the
republicans will probably have safe
working majority in the state legislature,
though it is possible the farmers alli-
ance may hold the balance power, The
alliance vote has been one of the strong
influence affecting the republican vote.
The vote for the prohibition state ticket
while larger than ever before rolled for
a prohibitlonist in this state, is still too
small to cut any figure except in isolat-
ed districts, The bulk of it has come
from democrats not in sympathy with
the low license platform of their party
From the meagre returns received from
Colorado the indications are that Adams
(dem.) has been elected Governor by a
small majority, and possibly Reed Con-
gresham.
HEWITT, the Democratic candidate for
mayor of New York, and the united
Democratic ticket is elected by at least
10000 majority.
In Wisconsin, Rusk, (Rep.) is undoubt-
edly elected governor. Smith, the labor
candidate, for congress in the 4th district
of Wisconsin.
In Wisconsin, "a towns show nett
Republican gain of 391.
Edward McPh erson, secretary of the
republican co ngressional committee
makes the following computation from
the returns received up to o'clock this
evening. The political complexion o
the house of representatives of the FIf
tieth congress: Returns so far as re
ceived indicate the election of l54 repub
licans, 159 democrats. labor and in
dependent, 6 doubtful. / vacancy-325
The doubtful are, one in Illinois, Lands
one in Kentucky, Carlisle; one in Ohio
Campbell; and three in Missouri, Clardy
Grover and Mansur TIE labor and in
dependent are, one in Florida. Pendle
ton: one in Indiana, Rush; one in Iowa
Anderson; one in Virginia, Hopkins; on
in Wisconsin,, Smith. If the democrat
| get four Of the doubtful they will stant
toward the present administration tin
same as the republicans toward the ad
ministration of President Hayes. La3o
he thinks, will be an organized factor
| In political contest of the future. and tn
labor vote must be taken into seriou
consideration. MIR. Phil Thomson
secretary Of the democratic committee
says the democrats will have goo
working majority in the house.
Upon the basis returns of 74S prec nc
As per cent of the vote of the state 9
Indiana the republican ticket has bee
elected by a plurality of 5275. Ex
Senator Mcdonald, member Of the demo
cratic state central committee, says how
ever that the returns from the other 5
/ per cent precincts viii result in placin
the state again in the democratic column
He bases his claim upon tie experienc
Z Of 1884, when the bulletins for two day