The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1889-11-09
ELECTIONS In OTHER STATES.
Iowa Elects q Democratic Governor,
the First In Thirty Five Years.

Iowa Elects Democratic Governor, |
the First In Thirty Five Years.
Ohio Democratic and Democratic Gains |
Everywhere.
Chicago, Nov. GA special dis
patch from Des Moines at 3 a. m.
to the Herald, says the Republican
State Committee concede the cleo
ton of Boies, Dem, by 5000 to 81
600 plurality. Late returns show
the election of the entire Democrat
ic State ticket by a majority prob
ably exceeding 10000.
Dubuque, Nov. 6-The Herald
has returns from half the counties
in Iowa. They figure up 1850
majority for Boies, Dem. The 9TH
er counties will reduce this some
what, SO that probably his majority
will run from 5000 to 5000. Every
county heard from shows a Demo
cratic gain. The Herald has re-
turns from sixty-seven counties in
the State. These give Boies plu-
| rality of 1900. The remaining
80 counties in 1887 gave Republi
can plurality of 1928. On this
basis, Boies already has 1879 in
sixty-seven counties, so that all the
gains in the remaining thirty-two
counties will certainly add to his
plurality.
Des Moines, Nov. 6.-The Regis
te- says returns from every legisla-
tive district show the next legisla-
ture will stand: Senate, Republi-
cans. %; Democrats, %. House,
Republicans, 50; Democrats, Al.
The State Register says the re-
turns from counties, by full vote,
or an estimated majority, indicate
the election of Boies, DEM, for Gov
ernor, by small plurality, probab-
ly not over 5000.
Columbus, Nov. 6--The Repub-
lican State central committee at
D. NJ, concede the election of Camp
bell, Dem, and admits the legisla-
ture is Democratic in both branches.
Governor Foraker has telegraphed
congratulations to Campbell as fol-
lows:
Hon. J. E. Campbell, Hamilton,
Ohio--To the fullest extent that
defeated candidate can do SO with
propriety, allow me to offer my con-
gratulations and assure you it will
give me pleasure to extend to you
every courtesy I can show you in
connection with your Inauguration
and the commencement of your ad-
ministration, J. B. FORAKER.
The Democratic Committee claim
the election of Campbell by plu-
rality of $4,000 to $4,000, and the
rest of the ticket by pluralities of
from 1000 to 5000. The Republi-
can Committee has nothing upon
which to dispute these figures.
Cleveland, Nov. 6-The Republi-
cans in Cleveland are in retirement
this evening. Foraker has run from
800 to 1000 votes behind his ticket
here. Late this evening the impress
sion prevails that the Democrats
have a majority of two in the House
and possibly majority OF two in
the Senate.
NEW JERSEY.
Jersey City, Nov. 6-Later re-
turns from various portions of New |
Jersey indicate increased Demo
cratic gains. Abbett's plurality for
Governor it is now believed will ex-
coed 10000.
MASSACHUSETTS.
Boston, Nov. 6.-Returns are now
received from every town in the
State except Gosnoid. They give
Bracket (Rep.) 1912; Russell,
(Dem.) 120,Sl3; Blackmar PRO
hibition) 1854. The vote in 1887 |
was Hames (Rep) 10000; Lover
ing (Dem.) 1884; Earl (Prohibi-
tion) 10,905.
NEW YORK.
New York, Nov. 6.-The 1890
edition Of the World says the Demo
cratic victory is more sweeping in
the light of to-day's returns. The
Democrats not only carried the
State by 10000 to $4,000, but
gained ten members of the legis-
lature The State Legislature will
stand about as follows, there being
one or two districts still in doubt :
Senate, Republicans 10, Democrats,
%; Assembly, Republicans 81,
Democrats 61. In the present Leg
islature the Republicans have a
majority Of 80 in the Assembly and
10 in the Senate.
Albany, N. B., Nov. 6 Governor
Hill to-day telegraphed Governor
Lee congratulations on the Demo
cratic success in Virginia, to which
the following reply was received
from Governor Lee:
Accept my thanks for your tele-
gram. The old commonwealth
fought with splendid success
against the Establishments of the
administration at Washington; the
active interest of some of the cabi-
net; the full exercise of Federal
patronage; the oratory of Republi-
can Congressman and Senators from
outside limits, and grease" poured
copiously upon her soil from ''fat"
fried from manufacturers Virginia
sends congratulations to New York"
1t is now estimated the plurality |
for Rina for Gaorotorv nf Stofn ic |