Omaha daily bee., 1890-11-05
PROBABLY ELECTED.
Richards, Boyd and Powers Making Close
Race for the Overnorship-Dorsey
in the Lead in the Third.

conservative estimate Lancaster will bring
the figure up to 1000
Despite scratching, Richards and Conrell
are ahead of their opponents in Lincoln.
Over five thousand votes now polled in
this city. Prohibition will be defeated in
the county by over two thousand.
WAloo, Neb., Nov. Especial Telegram
to THE BEE The -prohibtionists here
are feeling iubilant Some advices from out
side IN the county point, to prohibition,
to TnE BEE Reports from the county in
dicate about ,?5O majority against prohibi-
tion. ~ srohbs in Crete see their defeat.
Suh,."ioR, Neb., Nov Especial Tele,
gram to TnE Bee. The amendment is about
stand-off. Everything is quiet.
FREMONT. Neb., Nov. r Especial Tcle.
gram to The BEE. Fremont goes 800
against the amendment.
DAVID CRY, Neb., Nov 4.-ISpecial Tele
gram to THE BEE: An correct thus far in
PLATTsMouTH Neb, Nov. As Special Tel
egram to The BEE.l-Cass county will go
1000 majority against the amendment.
GRAFTON, Neb., Nov. 4.-Estimated vote
for governor: Richards, IA; Powers, 50,
Boyd: II; Paine, 4. For congress- Harlan,
81: McKcighan, G8; Palmer, 4,
NEIGH, Neb., Nov. 4.-The Second ward
gives Dorsey 80. Thompson 10, KEN H.
Richards 81, Boyd 2l, Powers IA. All the
state ticket is about the Same, Watts, for
".
representative, 81; Bartholomew, IS. Boyd,
for county attorney, 81; Williams 80. There
Is 10 majority against the amendment for
prohibition. Neigh township also gives n
majority against prohibition. Ord township
gives Dorsey 32, Thompson 8, KEN 81, Rich
ards 2l, Boyd IL, Powers 6 Watts 20, Poyn-
ter 20, McGee 33, Bartholomew Is; BOYD, for
county attorney, 26: Williams, IS. For pro
hioition, IA: against, 80. The prohibition
amendment will be about stand-off in An
teope
GREELEY CENTER, Neb., Nov. 4-Leo Val
ley cast 5S votes, of which Richards received
5votes, Boyd and Powers A.. For prohi-
bition, Q; against, 40.
BEATRIoE, Neb,,. Nov. 4.-The indications
are the city will give 400 votes against the
rohibltory amendment. Conservative esti-
mates from reliable sources give in the county
total of 25O against the amendment Owing
to the length of the ticket the count cannot
be completed for several hours. The repub-
licans are certain their entire county ticket is
elected. The total vote cast in the city is
1871.
DAVID CITY, Neb., Nov, 4-From meagro
reports from all over the county it is esti-
mated that Boyd and the democratic ticket
Will carry 1t by plurality of about 300. The
majority against prohibition will probably
reach 500. There were 43S votes cast in this
city, but the canvassing has not been COM
pleted yet. The majority ag ainst prohibition
in the city will be light. The rcpu blicans will
Schram, the democratic candidate tor
senator, has probably carried the county
by small majority. The independent vote
in the citv was very light.
HoLpREGE, Neb., Nov i.--ISpecial Tele-
gram to TnE BEE. The prohibitionists are
out in full force and working hard and claim
they will carry this county by 500, but they
will not
CORTLAND, Neb Nov. 4.-[Special Tele.
gram to THE BEE, Highland precinct, Gage
n oh nI.HG 2.
ers 50; Paine, 3; Bryan, l27; Connell, 50;
Root "A; Chapman, =.
NORTH PLATTE, Neb., Nov 4.-lSpecial
Telegram to THE BEE. Sos votes cast; 80
for the amendment. Returns will be late,
CRETE, Neb., Nov. 4,-lSpecial Telegram
TO THE BEE, For prohibluon 27s; gainst,
429; Richards, 3O5; Boyd, 37l Powers, 35
Pane, 30; McKeighan, 3sl; Harlan, 3l1
Palmer IS,
FrLLERroS, Neb,, Nov. Especial Tele-
Nance county: Total vote, 81. Boyd, 2;
Richards, >; Powers, n; Paine, none. For
congress, Thompson, =: Dorsey 4; KEN, IS;
Pierce, none, For prohibition, 10; against,
Total vote, Sia; republican, 1871; prohi oition,
81; democratic, 5?; peoples, 105. This is the
total vote, The tickets are all badly scratched
and no one can tell at this hour the outcome.
Returns from Geneva indicate that Dorsey
and Richards carried that precinct
TEKAMAH, Neb., Nov. Especial Tele-
gram to rnr BEE, -Tekamah precinct, Burt
county; total vote, AS Richards, 2O7; Boyd,
100; Powers 9S; Paine, II. For congress,
Dorsey, l6O; KEN, ISL; Thompson, 81. For
prohi bition, 9l5. Against prohibition, l2O.
In the same precinct the vote of 1SSs stood
Thayer (repl, 2l0; McShane dem, IA
Dorsey repl, 250 Weatherby dem, 1872
HrMBoLDT Neb., Nov. i.-ISpecial rele,
gram tcTnE BEE. The vote polled at the
last city election was 275, today 266. Esti-
mated vote today Independent 3 prohibit
tion, IL, with small democratic majority in
the balance of the vote. The prohibition
amendment question is claimed by both sides
1t is undoubtedly close.
>SrAPLEHURsT, Neb., Nov, Especial Tele-
gram to The Bee. This precincts total
vote is 22s Estimate for the prohibition
amendment 30.
CoDr, Mob, Nov. A. Especial Telegram to