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


MADISON. wis. Nov s-Thc delegation TO
the next Congress from this State will be:
l. l.. B Caswell. r. Is. Charles b. Clark r.
?. Chasies Barw e. D. II. Q. b. Thomas. H.
3. K. ~ la Toilette, r. !. Mis- =. Hangen, K
4. /. Van Sehasck, X -. Myron McCord, II
5. G.. ii. Brickner, y.
NEW YORK. Nov a-The unofficial votes Of
all counties in the State as far as returned
show pluralities for Cleveland OF ~ 9JG, and for
Harrison OF ao.i47. giving Harrison plurality
In the State Of I1,l9i.
ALBANY, n. ". Nov 9-The Argns Dem.h
the State paper, gives Harrison majorityof
0.OCD over Cleveland.
NEW YORK, Nov. q - The Sun says that
Harrison has ii,s62 plurality in New
York Ctate, and that Hill has 1889.
1t says that the next House Of Repre-
sentatycs will be 80 evenly divided between
the two parties that the Official count will be
necessary TO decide which II in the majority.
Its figures show that Indiana gives Harrison
plurality OF about 1900. Connecticut 10 Demo-
cratic by 494 Tie 7ribHae says: Revised
returns Of the vote for President, with care
ful estimates where authentic figures are
lacking, give Harrison l1.000 plurality In this
State. Returns and estimates from every
county computed on equally good basis with
the Tribaae's table OF pluralities for President,
show that Hill has net plurality OF about
$500"
WHEELING. w. Va. Nov. 9-Dispatches
just received announce that Democratic State
Treasurer Thompson comedies the State TO
the Republicans by from 400 to roo ma
jority. This is simply confirmation
OF the steady Republican gains that
have been coming in. The Rcpub-
lican State Committee here claims the
State By q much larger majority. II
clames 10 have a solid delegation OF four Con-
gressmen and majority in the Legislature.
The scene OF Republican enthusiasm in this
city is unprecedented, and on every hand is
heard the cry that the Solid South is broken
at last by the vote Of this State.
". b. Scott. or the National Republican Com.
mittee. sent TO Chairman Quay kilograms say.
ing thirty counties. which gave in 1884 total
vote OF 9i.1Io. show a Republican gain OF q is6.
The same ratio OF gains kept up will give the
State TO Harrison by s35. Con, for Governor,
runs probably 1000 ahead OF Harrison.
Chairman Reilly. of the Democratic State
Committee, claims the State for Fleming Tor
Governor by 1000 TO 800, and for Cleveland BY
considerable more. He furnishes no figures
for a basis.
The Legislature will be close The returns
SO far indicate Republican majority Of In
the Senate and ! in the House-a majority OF
on Joint ballot. Tbs Will make Con United
States Senator, and the Republican President
OF the Senate will succeed him rs Governor
INDIANA.
INDIANAPOLIS, Ind, Nov. a-The returns
| from the State show total pluralitie for Har-
rison OF 2s,2l5. and for Cleveland OF 25.s74, q
| plurality in the whole State for Harrison OF
| 2,3sI. No figures have been received on the
vote for Governor but Hovey is known to
/ have run behind the electoral ticket in some
| counties, and his plurality will fall below
/ Harrison $. The Official count will be required
| to determine it. From nearly complete re-
| turns from all the Congressional districts IL Is
/
/ will stand: Democrats, 8; Republicans.
4: an increase OF three for the DEM
ocrats. The Democratic gains are In
the First, Eighth, Eleventh and Twelfth
4 Congressional districts Steele was defeated
I in the Eleventh hy only 3oa votes. In the Gen.
eral Assembly the Democrats have majority
on joint ballot OF 81, Of which is IN the Sen.
ate and 10 IN the House. Their gain in Legis-
! latiye repre- entatiyes is %.
/ ILLINOIS.
1 CHICAGO, Nov g.-From the best infOrma-
/ tion now ~ hand. it is estimated that the Re
publican majority in lilino on the Presi-
/ dent al cket will run over 1900. Fifer's
majority is put at 13,00o but 1t is doubtful II it
| reaches these figures. The entire State ticket
| Is elected by handsome malorities, and the
4 Congressional delegation VIII stand Is Repub-
/ Leans 10 Democrats.
4 Up to 1u.3b last night the Republican State
I Central Committee had received reliable re-
the State, upon which they based the estimate
that T.fer will have about 1900 plurality.
In the Eighteenth Congressional dstr ct Re-
publcans claim that Jenu Baker has been re-
turned to Congress by 70 majority, while the
Democrats claim Forman's election by So ma
jority. 1t will take the official count to decide
The complete returns from Cook County
show that General Harrison carried the coun
| ty by 497 plurality. General Palmer carried
the county by 4,55j plurality. The vote in
the city shows that Cleveland obtained 3.6i,
plurality and Palmer 1850. The Re
publican county ticket entire, except
the ten city commissioners, was elected. The
Democrats failed to elect single Representa-.
tive TO the State Senate from Cook County. T,
the House, twenty-six Republicans, thirteen
Democrats and one Laborite will be sent.
WISCONSIN
MILWAUKEE, Wis, Nov a-The election re-
turns from out the State are still very slow in
coming in, and not more than half the counties
have been heard from in full. On the figure,
already received Chairman Payne estimates
that the State will give at least 1900 fo
Harrison, but Chairman Usher thinks
1t VIII not exceed 1900. There ha
been great deal of surprise Owe
the fact that w d. Hoard, the Gubernatoria
cand date. has not run ahead OF Harr son, as b,
was expected to get q great many Democratic
farmers. This is explained by the fact tina
the Prohibitonsts cast big vote for Har
r.son and then voted for their own Gubcr
material cand date. The later returns, how
ever, indicate that Hoard will make up thi
loss and lin sh very close to Harrison and
good away ahead OF q portion of the Stat
ticket. The Legislature will be overwhelm
ingly Republican. The Labor element ha
been entirely eliminated from the Assembly
but retains one representative in the Senate
, Assuming that Kempf will obtain the seat Q
the Fourth district the Senate will stand: Re
~. indie
pendent. !. The Assembly will stand: Reput
lieans, 20: Democrats. 30. On joint ballot tn
vote will be: Republicans. IS; Democrats, 81
, Labor, /: Independent ]. The two notabl
, ahsentees will be Gabe Bouck, tn
Democratic war horse of Oshkosh. and Andre,
eran, both be ne defeated. James Hogan, {
La Crosse, is elected. although the Labor part
ana the Republicans united in their support {
George Stitch, labor agitator.
|, MICHIGAN.
DETROIT Mich, Nov 9.-Harrisons plura
. ity in Michigan will reach 2a,000. agains
| 3,sos for Blame in 1874 This surpr4
Z to the return OF the Greenbackers
the old party lines. Four years ago II
/ Fusion vote of the State was lSo,36l. IL
straight Democratic vote being 1896
and the Grcenhack vote 4l,i9
The combined Grcenback and Unie
/
! will not exceed 5000 Comparatively few cou
] ties have made returns on the Prohibitio
!. vote. But st. Johns vote OF ia403 has bee
reduced nearly one-half. Luce tRep.1, for Go
:. ernor, Will have plurality OF about 1850
IOWA.
DIES MONIES Ia, Nov. 9--Harrson's plura
ity in Iowa will probably exceed 5000. Wea
, er, in the Sixth district, and Anderson. III II
Eighth, are beaten, giving the Republican
!. every Congressman In the State but one.
KANSAS.
TOPEKA, Kan, Nov. S.-The Prohibitit
vote in this State is estimated to be a,5Ol.
!. was ,i95 in 1884 and s,o9i in 1886.
|. MINNESOTA
ST. PAUL, Mimi. Nov. a.-Editor Wheeloc
Of the fi0Heer Press estimates that the sta
l. gives Harrison and Morton ss,0a0 plurality, al
- Mcrr am, H.. for Governor, so,oW more vot
~ than Wilson. The P.oaeer's figures give Me
> riam lt5,3.a. Wilson S.. go. All OF the congre
sional stricts in the State elect Republics
congressman. Hall beating Mcdonald in q
J. Third by 1900 and Dunnell having about Z
same plurality oyer. Wilson in the First. +
GLOBE (Dem.) comedies that the State has go
s. for Harrison by 10000; for Merriam tRep)
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