The Emporia weekly news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1881-1889, 1889-11-07
ELECTION RETURNS.
Democrats in Iowa Elect Their
Full Ticket.
Foraker Defeated in Ohio by
Large Majority.
Foraker COngratulates his, Sue
eessful Rival, Campbell.
A Crazy Mob Visits General
MahOnes's Residence.
He is Afterwards arrested and
Put Under So, 500 Bonds.
SWEEPING DEMOCRATIC GAINS.
SWEEPING DEMOCRATIC GAINS.

city of Quincy and thirteen towns mis-
sing, the totals of yesterdays election |
are as follows: Bracket, 123 ,67l, Rus |
sell, III, 523, Blackmer Is ,263. The re-
turns for lieutenant governor are in
complete. but Mr.. IJain's plurality |
will probably be larger than that of
MI. Bracket. The political makeup |
of the legislature, according to these
returns is, senate, thirty republicans,
ten; democrats, against thirty-two re-
publicans and eight democrats this
year. House15 republicans 40; dem
ocrats, ID to be heard from against 1870;
republicans, and 80 democrats this
year.
AT DUBUQUE.
DUBUQUE, Iowa, Nov. 6.-The Her
aid (demOcratic) has returns from
thirty-ive counties. One-third of the
state giving gains for Boies, demo
craft of Is 900. if thiS ratio continues
the Herald claims Boies will lave 1O,-
600 plurality.
AT COLUMBUS.
CHICAGO, Nov. 5.-A special dis
patch from Columbus. Ohio, says that
4 lien w. Thurman has sent the follow
ing:
COLUMBUS, Ohio, Nov. 6.-Hon.
Grover Cleveland, New York: Govern
or Foraker has surrendered all the re-
publican flags in Ohio.
COLUMBUS. Ohio. Nov. 6.-Only
meagre additional returns have been
received at the republican or demo-
cratic headquarters up to noon to-day.
These give nothing definite as to the
result, which is evidently very close on
the state ticket and the legislature.
with a probability that Campbell is
elected. Chairman Conger of the re-
publican committee at noon said they
did not concede the state to the demo-
Gratis and expressed desire to wait
for full returns before giving out an
estimate, further than to say the legiS-
lature is in doubt. Chairman Neal
claims majority of ten on joint ballot
early this morning for the democrats,
but is not now so certain as to the re-
suit. 1t may require several days to
settle all doubts as to the general as
sembly.
At NEW YORK.
NEW YORK. Nov. Ga 1920 ad-
ition of the Herald says that the dem
Ocratic victory is more sweeping in
the light of to-day's returns. 1t says:
The democrats have not only carried
this state by from 20, 900 to 30 200, but
have gained ten members of the le2is-
lature.
AT CINCINNATI.
CINCINNATI, Nov. 6.-Footings of
Hamilton county vote with seven pre-
cinctS to hear from, give the following
results: Foraker, 5000; Campbell,
39, 653; Campbell's plurality 7,643. 1t
is settled that one republican senator
is elected. Geo. A. Schneider. The
detailed vote shows on almost unbrok-
en- falling off in Foraker's vote from
the rest of the ticket in all the pre-
cincts.
This morning returns have been re-
ceiyed from SI8 of the 2190 voting pre-
cincts outside of Cincinnati showing
the vote of Foraker, 136, 1853: Campbell,
131 ,516; Helwig. 6.753. The same in
1887 gave Foraker 124 100; Powell, 49,
800; Sharp, 7.124. This shows a gain
for Campbell of over nine to the pre-
cinct.
Incomplete returns from all the
counties in the state except twenty
six, gave Campbell plurality of 4,725.
The twenty-siX counties not heard
from, gave Powell in 1887 plurality of
179. The outlook from these figures is
that Campbell's plurality in the state
is about 5000.
AT DIES MONIES.
CHICAGO. ILL.,, Nov. Ga special dis
patch from Des Moines, Iowa. dated 8
a. m. to the Herald (Dem.) says: The
republican state committee comedies
the election of Boies by from 5000 to
{, 600 plurality. The committee claim
ed victory for Hutchinson when the
polls closed. but gradually trimmed
down its estimates from Ia, 200 plural
ty as the returns came in until at last
the result came so plain that they
were forced to acknowledge their cam
didate beaten.
Later.-RetuYns show the election
n ,ks,k>
a majority probably exceeding 10 GOO.
Boies seems slightly ahead of the bal
ance of the ticket. Three hundred and
eighty-Seven precincts give Hutchin-
son ,925. Boies So ,908. Smith 4,503,
Morgan 43 ,225. Given A .344 and Bran-
nan 4, 430. The net democratic gains
is 1913
The following was sent to the Iowa
member of the democratic committee:
J. J. Richardson, Davenport. Iowa, re-
turns so far indicate Boies elected by
about 1000; Hutchinson, labor COM
missioner comedies Hutchinson's de-
feat. tSigned.l
DEMOCRATIC STATE COMMITTEES.
Under the present gerrymander it
would take democratic majority of
30, 900 to carry the legislature.
A special dispatch from Des Moines,
Iowa, to the Tribune (Rep.) says: At
3 o'clock a. m. returns have been re-
ceived from nearly half the state.
They show net republican loss of
about 6, 900. If the same ratio of gain
is kept up Mr.. Boies will he elected by
about $500 plurality. 1t is believed
that the democratic gains will fall of
in the remaining half of the state and
elect Hutchinson governor by small
plurality. 1t Is to be close whichever
way it goes
AT LAWRENCE.
KANSAS CITY, Nov. Ga Star spe-
cial from Lawrence says: Complete
returns from this county give Clark
independently for sheriff, sos majority
and Greeniee, Independent for clerk,
901 majority.
At ATCHISON.
KANSAS Cry, Nov. "a Star spec
ial from Atchison says: THE demo-
Gratis elect sheriff, treasurer, clerk of
the district court. surveyor and county
commissioners. The republicans elect
coroner The official returns may
change the result as to surveyor. The
republicans concede the election of the
above Offices to the democrats.
AT HIAWATHA.
KANSAS CITY, Nov. ga Star spe-
ciaI from HiaWatha says: Eli Moser,
fdemocrat) is elected treasurer by
majority of 20. LeibeTgood irepubli-
CAM is elected over Miller democrat
by $50 majority. The balance of the
republican ticket was elected by 500
majority. The union labor party
poiled but 50 votes as against 275 last
year.
At LEAVJSNWoRTH.
KANSAS CITY, Nov. ga Leasen-
worth special to the Star says that the
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