The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1888-11-15

EEBRAskA.
OMAHA, Neb., Nov. 9.-Returns are imperfect
The Republicans probably have
majority on joint ballot In the Leg stature and
will send Henderson to the United States SEN
ate. Laird Dorsey and Conneil, all Republic
ans are undoubtedly elected to Congress, the
latter In 0 district which two years ago gave
McShane, Dem, majority OF over 7,ooo
COLORADO.
DENVER, Col. Nov. 9.-Returns show that the
entire Republican State ticket except three
members OF the Legislature is elected The Re-
publicans claim 1875 majority in the State,
gain OF $780, and also claim 20 out OF 70 Senators.
CALIFORNIA.
WAsHINGTON. Nov. GA private dispatch
from A. r. Richardson, OF San Francisco. just
received in Washington. says that Harr son
will have . plurality in California OF about
1000. The dispatch also states that the Re-
publicans have apparently carried the Third.
Fourth, Fifth and Sixth Congressional DIS
tricts.
Returns so far from Nevada give Harrison
4.4ia Cleveland 3, l32.
SAN FRANCISCO, Nov. a.-Thc Alta has sum
mary Of the legislative vote. showing 80 DEM
ocrats and Al Republicans in the Assembly and
=: Democrats and II Republicans in the Sen
atc-a Democratic majority OF on joint ballot.
wAsHINGroN TERRITORY.
PORTLAND Ore. Nov. 9.-Ailen, Rer., is
elected to Congress by about 1900 majority IN
Washington Territory. Republican gain OF
1900 since 1885. The Territorial Legislature
will be Republican Ia both branches
OREGON.
PORTLAND, Ore, Nov. 9-Three -fourths OF
the returns Of Oregon are IN, and show q ten
per cent larger vote than in June. and about 10
per cent. increase in the Republican majority,
which will be about 5000.
VIRGINIA.
RICHMOND, Va, Nov. 9-The latest returns
received from the State shows that 1t has gone
5000. The Democrats probably carry every
district IN the State except the First and Sec
ond although the Fourth is doubtful In any
event the Democrats gain three Congressman.
CONNECTICUT.
HARTFORD, Conn.,. Nov. ?.-Clevalands plu-
raiity on the complete returns is 3S5. Miles
tRep.o is elected to Congress In the Fourth dss-
trict by eight plurality in vote OF 4i.96a.
There will be . gain OF two Republican Con-
gressmcn.
WILMINGTON, Del, Nov. 9.-Cleyelands
plurality in the State is a444. Congressman
Pennington. Dem, Is reelected by over 340l
plurality. The next Leg stature will sfand:
Senate-Democrats, Z; Republicans. 3. House
the Republicans majority OF on joint bal
lot
GEORGIA.
ATLANTA. Ga, Nov. 9.-In the recent elec-
tion Governor Gordon received i2s,1S5 votes,
with not more than 400 against him
MASSACHUSETTS.
BOSTON, Nov. 9.-'rhe State two towns miss
ing) gives Harrison, ls3,4E; Cleveland, iJi,9.0;
Fisk, G64l. same in 1891 gave Blame. i.6,6f3:
Cleveland, I222ai, Butler, 1856; ST. John,
1910. For Governor, Ames, lSo,439; Russell,
l5s, S46; Earle, sl7U. Republican plurality, IL
500.
NORTH CAROLINA.
RALEIGH, N. c., Nov. 9.-Returns from 4o5
out OF 100 precincts show Democratic gain
OF $50 for Cleveland and the Democratic State
ticket. The Legislature is Democratic by ut
least 30 majority on joint ballot. Democrats
have very probably elected their Congressman
in the First district and lost In the Second and
Fifth districts.
MONTANA.
HELENA M. r., Nov. 9-From reports so far
received 1t is estimated that the Republicans
Carter, Rep, delegate for Congress. was elected
by a surprising majority. Nearly all the county
tickets are elected straight.
NEW HAMPSHIRE
CONCORD, N. H.. Nov. a.-The State twenty
four towns and wards missingl gives Harr. son
a. 100; Cleveland. ~, 42l: Fisk. l,5G.. Goodell
Rep, for Governor. AZ, i9S: Am,den, Dem., Al.
~
be nj out $50 leaving no choice. as o majority
is required. The Legislature will doubtless
elect Goodell, rs 1t is Republican. The vote
is the largest ever cast in the State. Mute
Rep, is elected TO Congress in the First dis
trict by about 50O and Moore. Rep, IN the
Second by about 1,OOo. The Republicans will
| hrve IS majority on joint ballot in the Legis-
lature-the same as in 1885,
MAINE.
r Mu Q-Thp IN
has returns from 300 towns which foot up Har
rison Co. aO5; Cleveland. 80. 639: Fisk, 1883
| Strceter, 90. The same towns voted in Sep
| tember: Burleigh, saoGi Putnam, 1886
Gushing, 1870: Simmons. i,29e.
VERMONT.
| WHITE RIVER JUNCTION, Vt. Nov. a-Oae
hundred and sixty-four towns give Harrison
| ing, 35. The same towns in 1854 gave Bai nc
| 81, Sb4: Cleveland 1868; st. John. l,l3i.
FLORIDA.
JACKSONVILLE, Fla, Nov. 9-FlOrida give
the Cleveland electors and Democratic Stat'
I cket majority OF something less than 5o"o
] A careful estimate places Builocks Dem.
1 majority for Congress in the Second district 4
l.03a though the Republicans still claim II
Nine ticounes elect Republican officers.
NEW JERSEY.
| NEW YORK. Nov. a.-The latest returns iron
| New Jersey indicate that the Democrats vii
| have u majority of five on joint ballot in tn
next Legislature.
TENNESSEE
NASHVILLE Tenu., Nov. a.-The Presidentia
and Gubernatorlal returns come IN slowly.
| is believed by Democratic managers tha
Cleveland will have . majority of 1000, an,
Taylor. candidate for Governor. majority 0
from 14.00o to II 900.
NO DOUBT ABOUT TEXAS.
| AUSTIN, Tex. Nov. 9.-The latest and fulles
, returns show that the Democratic majority
the State is over 10000 The entire Demt
crat Q ticket was elected in the State. Coz
gresham Sayers, Dem., gets through by
small majority.
BOISE CITY, l. T., Nov. a-The Republican
have made gains in several districts and ha,
apparently carried the day. Partial return
up TO the present time give Hawley, Dem. 4
delegate to Congress, 1856. Dubois, Rep, l,oo
THE LONDON PRESS
LONDON, Nov. 9-Concerning the Americ;
Presidential election the Daily Meas say
1.-The Republicans who revolted four YEA
ago mainly returned 10 Their alleganc
Though Mr.. Cleveland's Administration HI
been dignified and successful it can hardly
said that he has opened the new era in AInel
can politics proclaimed for him..
The Post says: MIR. Cieveland's a,titu,
has been friendly, but for elect:oneerhg ps
poses he was ready to hout u. England IL
impossible in the circumstances for tho
glish not TO feel small qualification AT 7
failure OF these small tactics. England m
regard the change OF administration with
difference. It would be unfair to lay ov
much stress upon the reckless expressions
Mr.. Blaine against England. The II
countries have lived in harmony under Repu
lican rule in America and can again.
The 1elearfph says: slight intcrst h
been taken here in the elections. Englshm
, have WISHED well OF the Democrats, but reee
, events have shown six of one and half Il doz
OF the other"
The Chronicle says: 1T is pretty we'll und'
, stood that Harrison Is IL maronette and Blat
| pulls the strings. The accession OF the Repu
licans to power stiles any hopes that the
bors of the Fisheries Commission may be ra
tied"
The Standard says: There never was
, more absurd fact on than that alleging tt
: British gold has been used Law shly TO defe
Blaine and his nominal leader, Harr son,
that the English are mortified at tho ov
, throw of Cleveland. OF all the people in
: world we have the least reason to be CRATE
TO Mr.. Cleveland
. The Times says: Though Mr.. clevelan
= internal policy has been more remarkable
: capac ~ Ind uprightness than any thing
!. which the Rarubl cans can point in recs