Mower County transcript. [volume] (Lansing, Minn.) 1868-1915, 1888-11-14

vote. hut ST. Jonn.s voJu OF u, AUS has been
reduced nearly one-half. Luce lRep.), for Gov
ernor, will have plurality OF about II, 500.
KANSAS.
TOPEKA, Kan, Nov 1O.-The Prohibition
vote In this State Is estimated to be 6, 500. It
was LAOS in 1854 and 5000 in 1886.
IOWA.
DIES MONIES, To-, Nov. 9-Harrison's plural.
ity In Iowa will probably exceed 10000. Weav-
or, in the Sixth district, and Anderson, in the
Eighth, are beaten, giving the Republicans
every Congressman in the State but one.
MINNESOTA.
ST. PAUL, Mimi. Nov. e.-Editor wheelock,
of the Pioneer Press, estimates that the State
gives Harrison and Morton 1000 plurality, and
Merriam, r.. for Governor, 10000 more votes
than Wilson. The Pioneers figures give Mer
Ram 1O5, go. Wilson 81, $780, All OF the congress
sional districts in the State elect Republican
Congressman, Hull beating Mcdonald in the
Third by 1900 and Dunnell having about the
Same plurality over Wilson in the First. The
Globe DENY comedies that the State has gone
for Harrison by 10000; for Merriam (Rep.) for
Governor by 10000 and that Republican Con-
gressmen are elected in all districts. The Pro.
htbition vote seem to have been very light.
The Republ cans have made gains In the Leg
islature and county offices.
OHIO.
In all but six counties is 90 1871. Foraker (Rep.)
for Governor, had plurality OF 436 In the re-
naming counties In 1887.
MISSOURI.
ST. LOUIS Nov. 1O.-Offlcial and semi-offlclal
returns have been received from ninety OF the
ia counties in the State, and, with advices
from tho remaining twenty-four, show that
Cleveland's plurality will exceed q, 900. Fran.
els, Dem, for Governor, will have plurality
over Kimball of about Il, 600. The Republican
State Committee now concede the election of
Francis. but by very small plurality.
ST. LOUIS, Nov. iO.-Complete returns from
the Eighteenth Congressional district OF Illi-
nois show that Forman Dem.) is elected by
Ia majority.
tOMAHA, Neb., Nov. 10.-Returns are imperfect
and'incomplete The Republicans probably have
y mujority on joint ballot in the Legislature and
will send Henderson to the United States SEN
ate Laird Dorsey and Council. all Republic
ans, are undoubtedly elected to Congress, the
latter in district which two years ago gave
McShane, DEM, q majority of over 1000.
COLORADO.
DENVER, COL. Nov. 1O.-Returns show that the
entire Republican State ticket except three
members of the Legislature is elected. The Re-
publicans claim II, 875 majority in the State, q
gain OF ,O00 and also claim 20 out of 20 Senators.
CALIFORNIA.
SAN FRANCISCO. Nov. 1O.-A count of 1865 pre-
cincts In the city out Of 176 gives Harrison "a, .
$50; Cleveland, 27,693 The Republican State
Committee claims the State by from 10000 tv
t2OOO. The Democratic State Committee con-
cedes the State to the Republicans, but by a
small majority. The latest figures indicate
the election Ct four Republican Congressman.
Three OF the Congressional districts are very
close.
WASHINGTON TERRITORY.
PORTLAND, Ore, Nov. 10.-Allen, Rep, is
elected to Congress by about 5000 majority in
Washington Territory, Republican gain OF
1900 since 1885, The Territorial Legislature
will be Republican in both branches.
OREGON.
PORTLAND, Ore, Nov. lO.-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 it has gone
for Cleveland by u majority of from 5000 to
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. 9.-Cleveland's plu-
rality on the complete returns is 3S5. Miles
(Rep.) is elected to Congress in the Fourth dis
trict by eight plurality in a vote of Al, 1854.
There will be q gain OF two Republican Con-
gressmen.
WILMINGTON, DEL. Nov. 1o.-Cleveland's
plurality In the State is 3444. Congressman
Pennington, DEM, is reelected by over g. 4o)
plurality. The next Leg stature will stand:
Senate-Democrats,7 Z; Republicans. 8. House
Democrats, z; Republicans, IA. This gives
the Republicans majority of on joint bal
lot.
NO DOUBT ABOUT TEXAS.
AUSTIN, Tex. Nov. 9.-The latest and fullest
returns show that the Democratic majority in
the State is over 10000. The entire Demo-
cratic ticket was elected in the State. Con-
gresham Sayers, DEM, gets through by q
small majority.
IDAHO.
BOISE CITY, /. T., Nov. 10.-The Republicans
have made gains in several districts and have
apparently carried the day. Partial returns
up to the present time give Hawley, DEM, for
delegate to Congress, 1886: Dubois, Rep, 1,6O2.
GEORGIA.
ATLANTA, Ca, Nov. 10.-In the recent cleo
ton Governor Gordon received l22,7S5 votes,
with not more than 400 against him.
MASSACHUSETTS.
BOSTON, Nov. 9.-The State two towns miss
ing) gives HARRISON 1S3 Az; Cleveland, ISL, $50;
Fisk, &641. Same in 1884 gave Blaine, 1868;
Cleveland, 1884; Butler, 1856; st. John,
9.9l6. For Governor, Ames, 180, 439; Russell,
15a, $40; Earle, $40. Republican plurality, e.
$685.
NORTH CAROLINA.
RALEIGH, N. c., Nov. 9.-Returus from 4e5
out of LOO precincts show Democratic gain
of $50 for Cleveland and the Democratic State
ticket. The Legislature is Democratic by at
least 80 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. T., Nov. 9-From reports SO far