The times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1882-1897, 1889-10-04

JuugebnipB is extremely close. Iho t0llOW-
ing Is the ticket elected:
For Governor-John Miller
ant-Governor-Alfred Dlclsey
Secretary of Stato--John Flattle.
Aud,tor-John p. Bray.
Treasurer. Z. Booker.
Superintendent Public INSTRUCT ton william
Mitchell
Commissioner OF Agricuturo-H. T. Hell.
gesen.
Commissioner of Insurance-A. L. Carey
Railroad Commissioners-G. &. Montgomery,
T. s. Underhil, David Bartlett
Judges Supreme Court-Alfred Wallin, Guy
c. H. Corliss, J. M. Bartholomew.
Congressman-H. c. Hansbrough.
In the western part OF the State prohibit
ton has been showed under by overwheim-
ing majorities The constitution is adopted
by rousing vote.
SOUTH DAKOTA.
Sioux FALLS, s. D., Oct 3-Returns re-
ceived up to II p. m. show the following
result in the capital contest: Pierre, 49,
9A; Huron, II, rs; Sioux Falls, II 40. The
success of Pierre Ia generally conceded.
Fourteen precincts OF this county are yet
to be heard from
Chairman O. F. Mccoy estimates that the
Republican State ticket is elected by about
~, 600 majority; that prohibition carries by
from 10000 to $1,000 majority. Pickley and
Clifford go to Congress. The Republican
majority in the Legislature will be at least
go. fnsuring the election of two Republican
United States Senators The following Is
tie ticket chosen:
For Goverror-A. c. Mellette.
Lieutenant Governor-T H. FELTON,.
Secretary OF State-A. o. Ringsrud.
Treasurer-W. F. Smith.
Auditor-L G. Taylor.
Attorney Gcneral-Robert Dollard.
Superintendent Of Public Instruction-G L.
Pinkham.
Commissioner OF Public Lands-O. H. Parker
Supreme Court Judges-Dighton Corson, G.
e. Bennett, A. G. Kelam.
Congrcssmen-O. s. Clifford, j. A. Picker.
WASHINGTON
SEATTLE, Wash, Oct 3-Ths Republic
ans claim that their ticket is elected by a
majority of 10, 600 to 1900. Three-fourths
of the Legislature will be Republican. The
constitution Is adopted by q majority of
10000 OF ITO members of the Legislature
in both houses the Democrats have not
elected more than Is. The prohibition
and woman-suffrage clauses of the consti-
tuition are defeated.
The following is the ticket chosen:
For Governor-E. p Ferry.
Lieutenant-Governor--C Z. Laughton.
Secretary OF State-Allen Weir
Treasurer-A. A. Lindsey.
Attorney Genera!-W. G. Jones.
Audtor-Thomas M. Reed.
Superintendent Public Instruction-R. b.
Bryan.
Land Commissloner--w. T. Forrest.
Congressman-John L. Wilson.
i MONTANA.
HELENA, NJ T., Oct 2-The election was
conducted under the Australian law, and,
to the surprise of every one, votes were
polled very rapidly, nearly all the voting
being done by noon. Reports from all SEQ
tions of the Territory indicate that there
was no disorder Of any kind. The Austria
lian balloting system proved, SO far
as heard from, complete success.
The ticket is long, and it will
be late before sufficient returns are In to
know the result on Governor and Congress-
man. The Democratic managers claim the
election of Toole and the entire State
ticket and a majority OF the Legislature.
The Journal (Rep) claims the State for
Carter by $500, and says that Powell will
not run 500 behind. 1t says the Legislature
can not be forecast, but is confident of a
Republican majority. 1t says the country
districts show large Republican gains over
Carter's majority offs, 900 last year.
MARYLAND REPUBLICANS
WESTMINSTER, Md Oct The Republican
State convention held here yesterday NOM
mated George L. Wellington, of Allegheny
County, for Comptroller The platformre-
joices in the return of the party to National
power; arraigns the Democrats for alleged
corrupt expenditure OF money; denounces
Democrats for arrests to intimidate ne
groes, and favors high license and Civil
Service reform.
NEW YORK DEMOCRATS.
m ofo
met In State convention here Tuesday and
nominated the following State ticket: Sec
rotary of State Frank Rice, of Ontario;
Comptroller, Edward Wemple; Treasurer.
Elliott Danforth Attorney General.
Charles +. Tabor; Engineer, John Bogart;
Judge OF Court of Appeals, Dennis
OBrien. The platform indorses the
st Louis platform and declares
that the party is not a free-trade but a
tariff-reform party; Endorses the honest
and fearless administration OF Grover
Cleveland" arraigns President Harrison
for violating his Civil-Service reform
pledges; denounces trusts; favors just and
equitable excise laws; opposes prohibition
and indorses the administration of Gov
ernor Hill
MASSACHUSETTS DEMOCRATS.
WORCESTER, Mass. Oct 3-The Demo-
Gratis In convention here Wednesday nomi-
mated q State ticket and adopted platform.
Hon p. M. Collins presided temporarily
and Nathan Matthews, Jr, was made per-
manent chairman A full State ticket,
headed by w. e. Russell, of Cambridge, for
Governor, was placed in the field. A synop-
sis of the platform follows:
It Endorses the st. Louis platform; demands
free raw material, free wool and lower duties
upon the necessaries OF life; and demands that
shp-building material shall be made free Of
duty. 1t favors close commercial relations
with Mexico and condemns the arbitrary ac-
tion OF the Treasury Department in respect to
the importation of Mexican ores, criticises the
present Administration and favors local Top
ton.
THE NEXT CONGRESS.
CHICAGO, Oct 3-The Tribune, with ref
erence to the elections on Tuesday, says:
"The election OF Republican Legislatures in
the four new States means eight new Repub-
lican United States Senators in the Fifty
first Congress, increasing the Republican
strength in that body to forty-seven, against