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TUESDAYS ELECTIONS.
Crest Comfort for the Repub-
Leans of the Nation.
Falling Into Line all Along
the Row of States and
Territories.
TUESDAYS ELECTIONS.

SJOltbSv
Des Moines, Nov. 3.-Retnrns receiy
ed by the State Register show o repub-
iican majority on the state ticket OF H.
000 and probably 10000. The Registers
reforms also show the election of repnb.
lican congressman in eight OF the eleven
districts. and give Hayes, democrat, L.
200 in the second. Weaver, fusion, in the
sixth 800, and Anderson, fusion, in the
eighth, $50. The democrats eoncede
the state by 10000 and claim four son.
ggresamen, not cenceaing Halls defeat i ii
the first.
ILLINOIS.
Chicago, Nov. 3.-Rsturns this morn
ing indicate the election of the republic
can state ticket. The legislative ticket is
doubt. The congressional delegation
will probably stand six republicans and
seven democrats, a republican gain of
three.
Official returns from the second dis
trict indicate that Lawler, democrat, has
been defeated by Gleason, labor, by l8
votes. The Journal has a special from
Galesburg stating that Post, republican,
defeated Worthingtcn, democrat, by q
small vote.
Tho latest reports from the eigh-
teenth Illinois congressional district in
dicate that Morrison, democrat, has been
defeated by Jehu Baker, republican.
MINNESOTA.
st. Paul, Nov. 3.-The entire republi.
ohn etate ticket has been elected in
Minnesota by q majority of 10000 to
$4,000 except McGill, for governor, who
will have 5000 majority. On JOINT ballot
the republicans will probably have a
safe working majority In the state legis.
lature, though it is possible the farmers
alliance may hold the balance in power.
The alliance vote has been one of the
most serious influences affecting the
republican vote. The vote for the pro.
hibition state ticket, while larger than
ever before polled for prohibition in
this state. is still too small to but any
figure except in isolated districts where
democratic congressman have been
elected.
PENNSYLVANIA.
Philadelphia, Nov. 3.-The new
delegation to congress in Pennsylvania
Will consist OF nin sssssH epubbiiioans,
including Brumm, republican. green.
hacker, and nine democrats. The
present delegation consists OF twenty
republicans, including Brumm, and
eight democrats
The latest figures for Pennsylvania
give Beaver a plurality eve Blask Of
1900.
WISCONSIN,.
Milwaukee, Noy.2.-Notking has been
received to change the estimates made
last night, Gov. Rusk's purality will
be from 10000 to $4,000. The com.
piexion OF the Wisconsin congressional
aelegason remains unchanged.
LEaEZAE5ELE ESsHDAhDhas .-a |
omaha, Nov. 3.-The latest returns
to-day chow that John A. McShane.
asm9sfatic candidate for congress in
ths/ first district, is elected by over
1900 majority over Church Howe,
returns, incomplete, indicate al
reduced republican majority on the
state ticket, due mainly TO the nomin.
alton OF Church Howe for congress in
the first district and the plank in the
rep as!c ppiatform pIedging the party
TO submit a prohibition amendment.
Ihe majority for the state ticket may
reach 10000. The republican candidates
IN the second and third congressional
districts are elected by majorities
ranging from 5000 to 5000. There is
o complete revolution IL the FIRST dis
triot. which gave Blaine over 7.OO0
majority, and now elects John A.
McShane, democrat, by over 5000
majority. This county which gave
Blaine 800 majority, gives McShane
$500 majority. Church Howe carries
only Bout of z counties in the district of
which only one had previously been
democratic. The legislature will be
republican. Accounts 30 far
indicate the election of large
numbers instructed for Van Wyck.
MASSACHUSETTS,.
Boston, Nov. with only the town =
OF dosuold missing the state gubernator. !.
lal vote is as follows: Governor, Ames.
republican. ID, 1851 Andrews, democrat.
ll2,4lS; Lathrop, prohibition, $3.50.
acknowledgements, Bracket, republi.
Jan, 1896; Foster, democrat, ia. 1868: 9
prohibition $3.50. .
CALIFORNIA
San Francisco, Nov. 2.-The count as ? !,
'eported at midnight, not including San I
francisco, gives Swift, republican, for u
GOVERNOR. 1860. Bartlett, democrat. IT
l,44S. The Indications are that the
epuolioans have carried all the six v
congressional districts, also the leglslas
nre by a small majority. 81
MICHIGAN.
Detroit, Nov. 3.-The Free Press this NJ
aorning comedies the legislature to the al