Santa Fe daily New Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1885-1897, 1889-11-08
Te|eggraphic 'Tidings
ELECTION RETURNS.
THE VOTE IN IOWA.

DUBUQUE, Nov. S.-The Herald has re-
turns from siyty-seven counties in the
state. These give Boies plurality of l3,
UJ0. The remaining thity-tWo counties
Ill 1887 gave u Republican plurality of II ;.
29S. On this basis Boies has already
1879 in siXty-seven counties, 20 that nll
gains i'll theremaining th,ty.two counties
will simply add to his plurality If the
same rates. of Democratic gains continue
through the tbirty-two counties, Boies
to 10000. The Herald claims it is now
impossible to defeat him, and his plurality
is only question OF gains in the remain
| ing third of the state. Il is not known
whether the remaining ticket is elected
or not, for Boies runs ahead. II his ma
jority should reach more than G,OO0 it is
almost certain to take the balance of the
ticket with it.
a special dispatch from Des Moines,
Iowa, says: Complete returns from
twenty-nine counties, and the remaining
four counties estimated the same rs two
years ago, show that Boise, democrat, for
governor, has 5,995 plurality. The olli-
cIal returns will undoubtedly increase
this majority to about 1000. The entire
state ticket, lieutenant governor, justice |
OF tho sumpreme court, superintendent |
OF public instruction and railway commits
sion are elected.
Dubuque, Iowa, Nov. S.-The Register
says: Returns from every legislative
district show that the next legislature
will stand-senate, republican, IS; dem
ocrats, %; house, republicans, So; DEM
ocrats, Al; doubtful, |.
ALL REPUBLICAN EXCEPT ONE.
Columbus, Ohio. Nov. S.-The Demo-
cratic state committee is claiming the
election Of Campbell by a plurality Of 12,-
900 to $4,000, aud the rest of the ticket
by pluralities ranging from 5000 to 5000.
These conclusions are reached from
meager returns and are mostly being es-
but are said to be reliable within
the range of pluralities which are given.
The Republican committee has nothing
to say upon the returns which they can |
reliably dispute the figures of. Tie com '
nittee, however, does not think the COM l
olete figures will be sufficiently favorable t
20 save any part of their ticket. Gov. t
Foraker was asked if he had anything to
say as to the causes which led to the re- T
Iult, and he said: ~ greatly regret the a
esult, of course, but have no complaint t.
o make of anybody or anything. Ihaye /
10 time or disposition to discuss the caus- Il
g. The newspapers will doubtless do s.
hat better than can. a
Indications OF figures at the Republ- "
an and Democratic headquarters later it
re that the Republicans will elect all 81
andidates on the state ticket with the a
reception of Foraker, and possibly lieu b
enant governor. 1t is so close, accord
1g to estimates made ON figures at pres X
Mt, that it may require the official fig lie
res to decide. p
The State Journal, Republican, says is
hat the Republican state committee es- "
mates Campbell's plurality over Foraker je
or governor at 10000 to l2,000 Returns ia
'om nine OF the leading counties show that
oraker ran 1865 behind his ticket In re
lew of this they claim the rest of the CT
,epublican state ticket elected by an III
verage plurality OF 5000. b.
Cincinnati, Nov. 9.-Unoflicial returns az
,ceived from all counties show plural te
y for Campbell Of II, ,454. es
.,-, VIRGINIA DEMOCRACY. Is Is
Richmond, Nov. 8.-Out of 100 counties a. a.
/ the state 70 have been heard from. so ~,
very city and county shows gain for so
[cKinney over the vote of 1888. Thus far ~
le Democrats have elected 70 members
the house OF delegates and 20 to the
mate. The composition of the last leg Gu
lature was: House, SO Democrats, 81 tri
epublicaDs; senate, 26 Democrats, IA ST.
epublicans, br
THREE IN THE FIELD.
Boston, Nov. S.-Returns have been re- oS os
lived from every town in the state, ex- w. VI,
'pt Gosnold, which has about 20 votes. ,'r ",
hey give Bracket, Republican, 126, 1902; hn La