Telegram-herald., 1889-11-08
THE ELECTIONS.
Fl<ther RsturDs from Tuesdays
Struggle ~ rh5 PcLz.
boiss C1.i.ssssasly Elected Governor %
ts~a Ehs Lazisl41ars stiii la Dsabt,
silh tna Chaaess l4 FassE q
-Es 1epaaii14Es-


oHI0.
c0L~snrs % SoF T-Un8fHeiaI r.
't.sras izo5u ezasg-f.lr eolatlss IN Ohlo
&c Campbell . plurality a s.s05.
The four reatlnlng counL4es-s alch are
Ashland. oe4agA Ottawa and Pau q
lnz-gags Fo&eI = plurality in 1857 q
43o. Tic Democratic state COMMITTEES
slziMs the election ~ Campbell over
Noraksz by q plurality ~ f-om IL 600 %
1Aoo0 sad the election Of rle rem4indes
u tAs STATE tl14el ~ pl-ralltles ranging
flsn 400 % sos0.
Both eomusl lGrees and chairman seen
II ts agreed tha5 tae Deuec-sts ~ll
carry the Legislature in bota branches.
Kr0m shs best al haat gathered from both
headqlarssrs the House vii stand 81
DenocsaEa AMI 58 Repabucans. and The
aenats 70 Democrats sad ~ Republic
ans lhls so4.i give the Democrats a
majority ~ l9 pa ioiat ballot Ia this
ease Democrat All succeed Hon Henry
Il. Payne also . Democrat- 10 the sen
ATE OF tle United States. The senatorial
election wlli bo held in January. 1890
Mr. Payne. aho - very old man, says
that he VIA no.. 10 candidate Tor re-
election.
NJ CsmDlell sent The following re-
ply t0 Governor Foraker's telegram Of
congrataialon Wednesday evening.
~HAauIaa J AoT 5.-H9s- u y F9rak--
earfraer = laa. Permit me o. thank yoa
most heart ~ faF tns .lraI telegram llst re-
eeiged accept VIA nigh appreciation pour
tsnleF ~ c1-rl-sles -pon tls occasloa referred
- jams r. CAMPBELL"
II IS announced that Calvin :. Brice.
chairman ~ tls National Executive
Committee during the last Presidential
caugale1. has already announced htrn-
self as ran1Ita5e for senator la Ohio.
Other Senatorial candidates are John r.
Mclean. editor ot the Cincinnati En-
qulre-, John H. Thomas, of Springfield,
and Lawrence T. Neal and Virgil p
kine. both 90 whom were prominent
cant.datss against Mr. Campbell for The
Gubernalor-al nomination-
IOWA
DEs MorNEs. Ia, Nov. 7.-Complets
returns from ninety Ave counties,
and the remaining four counties est
mated tho same a. twO years ago, show
that Boies Dem for Governor has
5,995 pllraliy The official returns viii
undoubtedly increase this majority
o. oabout 1000. The entire state ticket
Lleutenant-iovern Justice OF the
Supreme Court, superintendent Of Pub
Tic Instruction and Railway Commis-
sioner-ls elected.
The Republicans claim that returns
from all counties either full vote or es-
t,mated majorities, indicate the election
OF Boles By a small plurality, probably
not over 5000, and that it Is
probable that ths Republican State
ticket. with the exception lof
Hutchison. - elected by small
margin. Tho vote Is running so close
with 50 many unexpected changes that
alr1oss The entire vote viii have % be
known before definite results can be as
certained.
Returns from every Legislative dis
trict show that the next Legislature will
stand. Republicans, es; Demo-
orats. D. House Republicans, So; DEM
ocrats, A; doubtful, L
The causes leading 20 tho result arc
not difficult % locate. Prohibition IS
the chief one. The revolt OF the
Farmers Alliance against the alleged
railroad record % Hutchison Is another
cause. The tariff question has not
been without ia effect. There was a
combination 0f circu instances all tend
ing 20 work against the party IN power.
IN the cities the gains were made
upon the prohibition question. They
were large. Cedar Rapids. Dubuque
and Sioux City shoK Democratic gains
o. over d. 200 each. In Keokuk. Burling-
ton. Davenport Clinton. Dos Moines and
Council B'aEs the gains are almost as
great In North western Iowa, among
the granger coun les. the percentage of
gains heiI nncIose % those of the cities.
The fs-itr of Reruhlf.ans charge the
~esrorsi nifi-v of defeat 90 prohibition
ana ererfv declare that they viii advo-
vo,at, the sfautia7 of high license by
the now Legislature.
xrw yorK.
ArRAvv. y s.. Nov. Returns from
the various counties in the state give
piuralt.es arg-egatinE as follows. Dem
ocrats. s.5sg Republicans. 6A93t. Dem
ocratc plurality. 3&651 The state
Legislature viii stand about as follows.
Senate Republicans. ~. Democrats. t3.
Assembly Republicans. SO, Democrats,
62 In .he present legislature the Re-
puhErans have . majority 81 thirty In
the Assem- bly, and cen n the senate.
RFsrrrs ~ NFBRAsKA.
OMAHA. Neh. Wow g. RETURNS from
this state ars s-u incomplete. but there
A. no scuhs whatever chat trs Repub-
lirans have elected Laws 20 Congress in