Idaho County free press. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho Territory) 1886-current, 1890-11-14
NEBRASKA.

NEBRASKA.
Omaha-At 8 o'clock u. m. returns
from ontside of Douglas county shows:
Boyd, 8, 436; Richards, 1881; Powers,
1907; Paine. 416; Dorsey, 3.S43;
Thompson. 3,O51; KEN, 3,767; Bryan.
/, 100; Connell, 1,08S; Root, 43S; Nc
Keighan. 8. 40; Harlan, AGO; For
prohibition. Alb; Against prohibit
ton, T. 992.
Lincoln. At $50 the count in the
city precincts is slow, and am unable
to get even estimates. The Second
ward gave Bryan rs and Boyd 40 ma
jority. This is a republican ward.
Courtney (rep.) claims he Will have
1000 majority in the city. The count
will not be completed till morning, and
possibly in the First ward not before
noon. Terribly scratched.
Omaha. World-Herald claims
the defeat of prohibition and the pro-
bable election of Boyd for governor
Bryan is undoubtedly elected to con-
gress.
South Omaha. The total number of
prohibition votes will not exceed 100.
Conservatives claim l 200 majority for
Boyd and Bryan over Richards and
Connell
Nine precincts in Lancaster county
give Richards l, 458. Boyd 1,066, Pow
ers 467 Paine 1863. The First ward
(unofficial), gives Boyd 200 majority.
Boyd and Bry an have carried the First
and Second wards and probably the
Third ward. Wolfenbarger claims that
the amendment will carry. At repub-
lican headquarters the state is claimed
for Richards.
OHIO.
COLUMBUS Nov. 5.-At 2 o'clock
this morning an official telegram was
received here announcing that the
democratic congressional committee of
McKinley's district concede his cleo .
ton by small majority. The demo- :
cratic state executive committee re-
ceived the same information from an /;
other source and admit that they are
afraid it is true.
| The total vote in Hamilton county, :
with seven precincts missing, gives
Ryan (rep.) for secretary of state, |
81, 934; Crowley (dem.) 29, GA. In
the First congressional district Storer !,
(rep.) 16. 124; Cosgrave (dem.) IA, 041 !
Second district Caldwell (rep.) q, 042; {
Brown (dem.) IL, 500. All but one
precinct give Ryan 3S, S75; Crowley, /,
so, 623. First congressional district !
Storer Qep.) 16, 1853; Cosgrave, IA. 533; !
Second district Caldwell, 81, 1923;
Brown. IA, Ill.
NEW YORK.
NEW YORK, Nov. 4.-Returns give
the following as reasonably certain
congressman elected in New York state:
First district, James W. Covert (dem.);
Second, David A. Body (dem. Third,
William c. Wallace (rep.); Fourth,
John M. Clancy (dem.) Fifth, Thomas
I. Wagner (dem.); Sixth, j. r. Fell
lows (dem.); Seventh, +. j. Dunphy
(dem. Eighth, L. j. Campbell (dem);
Ninth, A. j. Cummings (dem.); Tenth,
j. b. Spinola (dem.); Eleventh, j. d.
(dem. } Thirteenth, A. p. Fitch dem J;
Fourteenth, w. G. Stahlnecker dem.
Fifteenth, Henry Bacon (pro. )-demo-
cratic gain; Sixteenth, j. II. Ketcham
(rep.); Seventeenth, j. N. Cox dem.
prohibition gain; Eighteenth, j. A.
Quackenbush (rep. /; Nineteenth, Chas.
Tracey (dem.) Twentieth, John San
ford (rep.); Twenty-frst J. M.
Weaver (rep) Twenty second, L. W.
Russell Crep.); Twenty-third, J. S.
Sherman (rep.); Twenty-fourth, F. E.
Arnold (rep. }; Twenty-tifth, j. j. Bel
den (rep.); Twenty-sixth, G. w.
Ray (rep,); Twenty-seventh, S. E.
Payne (rep.); Twenty eighth. H. T.
Noyes (pro., rep. }; Twenty ninth, John
Raines Qep.); Thirtieth, H. S. Green
leaf (pro. )-democratic gain; Thirty
first, j. w. Wadsworth (rep. J; Thirty
second, d. N. Lockwood (dem. dem
ocratic gain; Thirty w. b.
Hooker (rcp.).
KANSAS.
KANSAS CITY, Mo-. Nov. 4.-Re-
turns from Kansas ON the state ticket
indicate the election of Governor
Humphrey (rep.) by 10, 900 to Is. 900
plurality; Robinson (dem.) is running
behind Willet Farmers alliance).
Ives, Farmers alliance) candidate for
states attorney general. is running
ahead OF his ticket and may be elected,
IOWA.
Dies MONIES Nov. AT this writ
ing it is probable that the following
democratic congressman are elected
First district, j. j. Zerley; Second dis
trict, Walter I. Hayes; Third district,
Carl T. Couch; Fifth district, John T.
Hamilton; Eighth district +. r. An
derson; Ninth district, Thomas Bow
man. The republicans are certain Of
the elections as follows: Seventh dis
trict John A. L. Hull; Tenth district,
Jonathan p. Dolliver; Eleventh dis
trict George ID. Perkins.
OKLAHOMA.
Returns from Oklahoma are to the
effect that Harvey, republican, is elected
delegate to congress by 1000 majority
over Mccoy, democrat and Croker
farmers alliance.
SOUTH CAROLINA.
COLUMBIA, S. c., Nov. 5.-Return
are coming in slowly. but show tn,
absolute failure of the negroes to sup
, port the Haskell ticket, and in various
! sections they voted for Tillman. 81,
out of seven districts are certainl.