Audubon County Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Audubon Co., Iowa) 1885-1894, 1889-11-14
THE ELECTIONS.
LATEST RETURNS.


The Des MONIES Leader OF the 7tn
says; Returns complete from ninety
five counties, and tho other four esti-
mated to have cast the same vote ms
two years ago, shows that Horace
Boics has 1895 over Hutchinson. The
official figures will raise this to $500
and probably 1000. Tho balance Of
the ticket runs close to the Governor
and is all elected by u handsome mar
gin. The legislature is close. The
republicans claim it on joint ballot by
nine, but they are evidently too high
us this estimate includes one member
from Jasper, who is defeated, one from
Boone who is an independent and the
senator in Wright, Hardin and Hamil-
ton district, who is defeated.
The Register Of the same date says:
The returns and fair estimate on the
counties that have not yet reported
seem to indicate the election OF Mr..
Boies by a small plurality, probably
not more than $500. 1t Is probable
that with tho exception or Senator
Hutchinson the rest Of the Republican
state ticket is elected The Republi-
can majority in the next General As
sembly will be much less than in tho
last. and will probably stand at u ma
jority OF eight on JOINT ballot,
Ohio---At | o'clock p. M, Nov. 9th,
Governor Foraker sent the following
telegram to Hon. James i, Campbell,
Hamilton, Ohio: To tho full extent
that u defeated candidate can do so
with propriety, allow me TO olIor my
congratulations and assure you IL will
give mo pleasure to extend you every
courtesy | can show you in connection
with your Inauguration and COM
mencement OF your administration.
Mr.. Campbell sent the following re-
ply that evening: ''Hon. j. b. Foraker,
Governor OF OHIO: Permit me TO thank
you most heartily for tho cordial tclc-
gram just received. accept with
high appreciation your tender Of cour-
| tesies upon the occasion referred to.
tSigned) JAMES Il. CAMPBELL"
The republican state central com
ihlttee at ! p. m. comedies tho election
OF Campbell, and admits that the leg
islature Is democratic in both branches.
Now York--fhe World OF the 9th
says: The democratic victory Is more
sweeping In the light Of to-day's re-
turns. IL says the democrats have not
only carried tho state by from 20, 900
to $4,000, but have gained ten mem
bcrs in the legislature.
Virginia-Tho returns from two
thirds Of the state show that the DEM
ocratic gains will exceed by 80, 900 the
vote Of 1888. The Democrats will have
u two-thirds majority on joint ballot
in the legislature.
Massachusotts--Re Returns have now
been received from every town in the
state except Gosnold, with about
twenty votes. They give Bracket,
rep, 26,792; Russell; dem, 1877 ,sl3;
Blackner. prohib., 1885,; Brackets
plurality, 500. In 1887 Ames. rep,
had 1876, 200; Lowering, dem, ll8, 1874;
Earl, prohib., 1926.
New JerSey--Late returns from va
rious portions of New Jersey indicate
increased Democratic gains. Abbetts
plurality for governor is now believed
to exceed 10000. The political com
plexion of the state senate Is still in
doubt and hinges upon Atlantic county
which is claimed by both parties. The
assembly will be democratic.
Nebraska The returns from the
state arc stlll incomplete, but there is
no doubt Of the election OF the repub-
in the second district. Douglass county
elected the entire lem ,cratic ticket
with the exception OF one commissioners.