Semi-weekly south Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1883-1889, 1886-11-05
Sill Daalatratic!.
New York, Elects The
State Ticket.
TENNESSEE GIVES BOB
TAYLOR $4,000.
The House Saved, But by
a Reduced Majority.
Kentucky Has Played Thunder,
THE RESULT IN KENTUCKY.

ClOSe fallS' Az inc present WIlllHS
the latest indications are that The
Kentucky Representation in Congress
will stand as follows:
Nv. j. Stone, Dem.
| Polk Lafloon, Dem.
3-W. G. Hunter, Rep.
A. B. Montgomery, Dem.
| "a. G. Caruth, Dem.
Cd. G. Carlisle, Dem.
| Nv. C. p. Breckenridge, Dem.
81. R. McCreary, Dem.
&C. S. Wall, Dem.
low. P. Taulbee, Dem.
11-H. F. Finley, Rep.
Caruth's majority over Wilson is
less than 100. Wilson carried the
city of Louisville by 222 votes but
the county saved Caruth. Carlisle
was run very close race by Thobe,
the Workingmen's candidate, who re-
ceived the Republican vote. Wall
had narrow escape, Thomas almost
pushing him to the wall. Taulbee's
majority is reduced, but the other
districts have given increased major
tiles. Rhea was slaughtered in the
Third by Halsell's friends, as every
body expected, and Bolts was beaten
in the Eleventh by big majority.
OTHER STATES.
Abram S. Hewitt was elected May
or in New York City by $4,000 votes.
Henry George, Labor candidate, re-
ceived GS,0OO, Roosevelt, Rep, 10000,
and Hewitt, DEM, 9l,0O0.
The Congressional delegation will
consist of IA Democrats and 81 Re-
publicaus. "Sunset" Cox is one OF
the Democrats elected.
Arkansas and Alabama send solid
Democratic delegations. Light vote
polled in both states.
In California there were five state
tickets, Republican, Democratic, Pro-
hibition, American and Anti oolie.
In San Francisco there were u
municipal tickets, The Republicans
seem to have carried the state.
Returns from one-half the precincts
in Indiana show steady gains by the
republicans, and the democrats con-
cede the election of the republican
state ticket by 1000 majority. The
republicans have made a gain of three
congressman, having elected IIoevey
in the first district, Browne in the
sixth, johnson in the eighth, Cheadle
in the ninth, Owen in the tenth,
Steele in the eleventh and White in
the twelfth. The democrats elect
O'Neil in the second, Howard in the
third, Holman in the fourth, Matson
in the fifth, Bynum in the seventh
and Shivley in the thirteenth,
the majorlties in each except By
NUNS district being greatly reduced.
The strongest fight was made for
members of the general assembly.
The Republicans have carried 81 out
100 Legislative districts and % out of
so senatorial districts, leaving them
in the minority in the senate but CIV
Ing them majority of two OH joint
ballot. Iflater reports do not change
this, which is not at all probable, the
Republicans will elect a United States
Senator. The Democrats concede
control of the lower house of the leg
islature, but still hope for 4 small
majority on joint ballot.
The entire vote of Connecticut gives
Cleveland, democrat, for Governor,
5S,64S; Lounsbury, republican $685. (;
Forbes, prohibitionisi, 1870; Baker,
labor, 1850. Clevcland's plurality,
1888. AS Cleveland lacks 5,2S3 of a
majority over all, the election ia
thrown into the Legislature, which
stands as follows: Senate-demo-
Gratis 10, republicans, II. House
democrats la, republicans 134, labor
2. Republican majority on joint bal
lot %.
In Colorado the Democrats claim
the election of the entire state ticket
except auditor and treasurer. Adams,
DEM, for Governor, has 1900 major
ity. The Democrats carry the lower
house and the Senate il in doubt.
Texas elects everything Democrat
ic as usual but by smaller majorities.
The Republicans elected one Con-
gresham in Democratic district in
North Carolina.
Iowa goes Republican by 10000
and the Republicans elect 7 out of IL
Congressman.
Rhode Island, Kansas, Ohio, Penn
Sylvania, New Hampshire, Minnesota,
Michigan and Illinois are Republican
as usual. They gain several congress-
men in Ohio and lose one in Penn
sylvania.
Morrison, Dem, has been defeated
in The 18th Illinois district by Baker,
Rep, who beat him once before. The
defeat of one of the leaders of the par
ty is serious backset.
Massachusetts shows Democratic
gains of two Congressman.
Mississippi, Missouri and South
Carolina were Democratic and are
still 80.
Nebraska elects the Republican
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