The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1890-11-05

publican, in Fiftv-ffty district is elected.
| Dumbald, .'i - l. ''la,.el IN the Fifty
| fourth.
CAXTox. O. ;. fl Mckinley con.
| tinues to gain H. =" rest uf the districts
| as he has in that part already counted. he
Will be elected by "A handsome majority.
OsKALOosA, Kan, Nov. 4-HumDhrey
and Broderick will get two to four hun
| dred plurality in the county. Willets is
defeated in his home county and town
ship.
LITTLE ROCK, Ark, Nov. 4-Election
quiet and without incident hera and only
crat, running LASS TO 1,14S for Harrison,
Republican. This, the Fourth. is strong
Democratic district and paatial returns
from points in half dozen counties indi-
cate a small vote everywhere.
LEXINGTON, KY, Nov. 4-Congressman
W. p. Breckenridge was reelected today
by 5000 majority. There are indications
of strong fight in the Tenth district.
ClarKson, a strong Democratic county,
went Republican by 40 majori Y. 1t is the
first time since the war. Kendall, Demo
crat, may win by 200 majority.
TOLEDO, o., Nov. 4.-Haynes Democrat,
is reelected to congress in Seventh Ohio
district over J. NJ Ashley, Republican.
CINCINNATI, Nov. 4-Nine hundred and
nine-two precincts in Ohio, outside of
Hamilton county, give Ryan 1917, Crom-
ley Al ,22S, Lockwood 2,007. The same in
1885, Foraker A 4,SS1, Campbell d, ,422
CANTON, o., Nov. 4-Thirteen precincts
in Stark county out of a total OF sixty
four give a gain of 545 for Mckinley over
1889. McKinley's own ward complete, just
in, gives a gain of 365. Mckinley ma
jority is $40 in fourteen of the sixty-four
precincts in Stark county, which went
100 for Campbell last year. One precinct
heard from in Medina county gives Nc
Kinley gain OF q.
CHARLESTON, S. c., Nov. 4.-The total
vote in the state today will not exceed 75,-
600. Tillman is elected by not less than
y, 900 majority. The election has been
absolutely devoid of incident or excite
ment. Returns from the congressional
districts are not yet in, but the figures so
far received absolutely assures the election
of w, H.. B. Hawksy;, Democrat from
First FIRST district; district; :. I ~ IIliman, democrat, s
Third; G. w. She'll, acknowledgements,
from Fourth; ]. H. Hemphill, Democrat,
from Fifth; +. 7. Stackhouse, Alliance
Democrat from Sixth. The result in the
Seventh is not yet determined, although
all returns so far received indicate the
election Of & Miller, the colorcd candi-
date, Republican, in Buford county.
MILWAUKEE, Wis, NOV. 4.-SlXCy-Unree
voting precincts in the state of Wisconsin,
including thirty-six precincts in the city
of Milwaukee, show a net Democratic gain
of 3, ,4S0. John L. Mitchell, Democrat, is
undoubtedly elected to congress from the
Fourth congressional district.
RACINE, Wis, Nov. 4-Twelve precincts
in Racine county, including ten in the
city, give Hoard a majority for governor
of 454, Democratic gain over 1888 of l3S.
MADISON, Wis, Nov. 4-The vote is very
heavy, and will not be counted until late
Hoard will run ahead of his ticket, but
Peck will carry the city, which is natur
ally Democratic. Lafolette for congress
will run behind the Democrat, Bushbell.
DANvILLE, H., Nov. 4-Cannon's cleo
tion is now claimed by the Republican
by majority of 800.
INDIANAPOLIS, Ind. Nov. 4-Returns
from the Thirteenth Congressional district
to the Sentinel indicate the reelection of
Shively, Democrat, by $50
to 200.
OMAHA, Neb., Nov. 4-Information re-
ceived from the bankers and business mems
association, of Nebraska, estimate the
majority against the prohibitory amend
ment at $4,000.