Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1888-11-15

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President Eject Harrison.
in the history Of the State, send Repub.
| lican to the United States Senate, and the
next House Of Representative is surely
and safely Republican.
s'Our own figures promise Republican
majority from % to 80, and that veteran
authority, Edward Mcpherson, always
conservative, is sure of at least Ill Re-
| publicans in the next House.
miller for Governor, is defeated by
more than 10000; Judge Rumsey. how
ever, is running SO for ahead of the State
ticket that there is more than a possible
ty that he may be elected over Gray.
Gin New York City the result has not
changed materially from that announced
yesterday, except that Hewitt comes out
third in the mayora1ity contest the vote
being: Grant, Ill 740; Erhardt, Y, ga;
Hewitt, 10 53S.
The Sun says: eff Hill had not been
the Democratic candidate for Governor
Cleveland would have been beaten 80, 00O
votes worse than he is
The Republicans have apparently three
close districts in Michigan now repre-
scented by Democrats, aud have captured
the Districts of Weaver and Anderson,
the Cleveland districts in Ohio and two
Minnesota districts now represented by
Democrats. One Republican Congress
man has been gained in Tennessee and
the Democrats have gained four or five
districts ID Virginia
Wisconsin.
MILWAUKEE, Wis. Nov. a-There can
be no possible doubt that Wisconsin has
gone Republican by from 5000 to 10000
majority. The returns are coming in
slowly and only 81 of the 81 counties in
the State have sent in their figures. These
show large gains for the Republicans,
and it is estimated it will result in gain
of 80 par Gems. over the vote of 1884.
A curious feature is the fact that the
Republicans have made their largest gains
in Democratic counties, and this is par
ticularly noteworthy in Dane and Ashland
counties, where the Republicans have
majorities OF over LOCO. The Congress-
ional contests have resulted in the Dem
ocrats gaining a Congressman in the
Second district, which is Off set by the
Republicans getting back their Congress
man in this (the Fourth) district Both
branches of the Legislature will be
strongly Republican. Gabe Bouck, one
of the best-known men in the State, new
Congressman and a war horse of the
Democracy, is defeated in the Third As
sembly district by Schmidt, q Republic
an. Schmidt's majority is only 81, but
Bouck's defeat was not anticipated by the
Republicans.
California.
SAN FRANCISCO, Nov. a-Complete
election returns have been received from
six counties in the State as follows:
Contra Costa: Harrison, LOIS; Cleve-
land, 1,166; Fisk, Al. Marin: Harrison,
S62; Cleveland, S43; Fisk, 8. Napa: Har-
rison, 1, 1872; Cleveland, 1.4S3; Fisk, So.
Sacramento: Harrison, A. GIG; Cleveland,
1887; Fisk, &c. San Benito: Harrison,
66S; Cleveland, 1913, Fisk, SO. San
Joaquin: Harrison, 2, s4S; Cleveland. O.
1888; Fisk. 2S5. In 1884 the vote was:
Contra Costa: Blaine, 1,49S; Cleveland,
LILA. Marin: Blaine, s51; Cleveland,
1913; Napa; Blaine, 1856; Cleveland. L.
259; Sacramento: Blaine, 1858; Cleveland,
2,66S. San Benito: Blaine, 5s4; Cleveland,
6S2. San Joaquin: Blaine, 3,073; Cleve-
land, 2 800. The count of Il, 462 votes in
this city out of total of 55, $40 gives
Harrison, 20,007; Cleveland, 21,455. 1t is
expected that the canvass of the the city'S
vote will he completed this afternoon.
The Republican State committe estimates
the Democratic plurality in the city at
5000, but contends that the outside couu
ties will furnish Republican pluraritv
of Il, 600 and that the Republican electoral
ticket will be elected by 5000 plurality.
The Prohibition vote, as far as canvassed.
falls below that of 1854
SAN FRANCISCO. Nov. 8.-The count Of
Al, 4G2 votes in this city out of total of
$3.50 gives Harrison 2o,0o7; Cleveland,
p, 455.
The E :aniner editoria1ly claims to-day
that California is still in doubt, aud
probably Democratic.
The Chronicle says: eve think we are
entirely safe in saying that California
has gone Republican by from 1900 to
5000.
The Prohibition vote. as far as cam
vassed, falls below that of 1884. NJ. II
DeYoung, chairman of the sub commits
tee of the National executive committee,
telegraphed to Chairman Quay last night
that all the Pacific coast States had gone
for Harrison, and California particular
ly, by rising vote of 5000. The esti-
mate Of the Democratic State Committee
does not vary from the one made yester-
day of a probable Democratic plurality
of 9, 600 TO 5000 in the State.
SAN Francisco Nov. S-M. NJ Nor
row, Republican, is elected to Congress
from the Fourth district The r epublic-
an majority in California is about 10, 900.
Indiana.
CHICAGO, Nov. 8-Judging from the
latest returns the following are the Con-
gressmen-elect in Indiana, and shows a
gain of three for the Democrats. First
district VIM. +. Parratt, DEM; Second,
John H. O'NealI Dem; Third. Jason
Brown. Dem. Fourth, VIM. s. Holman,
DEM; Fifth, Geo. w. Cooper, Dem:
Sixth. Thomas NJ. Browne, Rep; Seventh,
VIM. D. Byrum, DEM; Eighth, E. v.
Brookshire, Dem.; Ninth Jos. B. Cheadle,
Rep: Tenth, VIM. d. Owen, Rep;
Eleventh, A. N. Martin. Dem; Twelfth,
C. A. O. Mcclellan, DEM; Thirteenth,
VIM. HaTne. Rep. Shirley. DEM. car