The enterprise. [volume] (Wellington, Ohio) 188?-1899, 1890-11-12
THE ELECTIONS.
Result of the Balloting in Many
States on Tuesday.
The Next House in Congress VIII Bo
Largely DemocratIc-Latest Reports
from the Count OF the Votes In
the Various States
THE NEW CONGRESS,

appreciable effect upon the politicaF
complexion of the United States Senate.
That body in the Fifty-second Congress
will have sS members. The Republicans
had calculated that it would stand 81 to
37in their favor. Tuesdays election,
however, disappointed them in Illinois,
Kansas, New York, New Hampshire,
North Dakota and Wisconsin. The
Legislature in some Of these States is
doubtful, and others is certainly Demo
cratic. In the light of the latest re.
turns the Senate will probably stand as
follows: Republicans, As; Democrats,
80; Farmers Alliance, from Kansas);
doubtful, 3.
The returns coming in OF the vote for
members Of the Lower House continue
TO show gains for the Democrats and the
Farmers Alliance. The relative
strength of the parties in the House
will probably be as follows: Democrats,
224; Republicans, 81; Farmers Alliance
Democrats, l3; Farmers Alliance, g.
ILLINOIS.
SPRINGFIELp, Ill, Nov s.-Returns
have become sufficiently complete to
announce decisively the result Of the
State ticket The Democrats have won,
and Edwin $. Wilson, Of 0lney, Is
elected State Treasurer by 11,SSS and
Henry Raab, of Belleville, Superintend-
ent OF Public Instruction by SO, $40.
The following are the congressman
elect from the State:
First district, Abner Taylor, Rep; Second,
Lawrence Z. McGann Dem; Third, Allen L.
Durborow, Dem; Fourth, Walter @. Newberry,
Dem: Fifth, Albert j. Hopkins, Rep; Sixth,
Robert T. Hit Rep; Seventh, Thomas J.
Henderson, Rep. Eighth. Lewis Steward,
Dem; Ninth, II. W. Snow, Dem; Tenth, Philip
s, Post. Rep. Eleventh, Benjamin T. Cable,
Dom. Twelfth, Scott Wike, Dem Thirteenth,
William NJ Springer Dem: Fourteenth. owen
Scott, Dem. Fifteenth. s. T. Busey, Dem;
Sixteenth, George 7. Fithian, Dem; Seven
teenth, Edward Lane, Dem; Eighteenth, WIN.
Jam s. Forman, Dem; Nineteenth, James X.
Williams, Dem. Twentieth, George w. Smith,
Rep
The Democrats will have 100 votes
in the Thirty-seventh General Assem-
bly,, the Republicans l01 ard the +. NJ.
b. A. 8. The Senate will stand as fol-
lows: Republicans, 27; Democrats, "a
The House makeup will be: Demo-
Gratis, rs; Republicans, "A; F. NJ. b. A., g.
WISCONSIN.
MILWAUKEE, Nov 6.-George w. Peck
and the entire Democratic State ticket
is elected by plurality OF from 90, 200
TO $4,000 votes. The Democrats gain
five Congressman, which will make
the representation from the State
seyen Democrats to two Repub-
licans, exactly reversing the present
representation. The Republicans will
lose United States Senator, as the
Democrats will have majority OF at
least 22 on joint ballot in the Legisla-
ture.
So far as can be calculated Wiscon
sims delegation TO the next Congress
will be about as follows:
First district, II. A. Cooper Rep; Second
- Charles Barwig, Dem. Third, A. Il. Bushnell,
Dem; Fourth, John L. Mitchell, Dem; Fifth,
George d. Briekner, Dem; Sixth, L. d. Miller,
Dem. Seventh, Frank Coburn, Dem; Eighth
Hanghen, Rep. Ninth. Thomas Lynch, Dem.
INDIANA.
ISDIANAPoIIs, Ind, Nov S.-0filcial
returns from the State at large are just
beginning to come in. The Democratic
majority will be about is, 900. The only
Republicans elected to Congress are
Waugh in the Sixth and johnson in the
Ninth. The Legislature is Democratic
ip both houses, and the Democrats have
60 majority in joint session. In Marion
County the entire Democratic ticket is
elected by ajorities ranging from l,7S2
to 4,G02.
OHIO.
COLUMBUS, o., Nov s.-The Republic.
an State Committee issues an address Ia
the Republicans Of Ohio congratulatlng
them upon the victory OF Tuesday in
spite OF the exertions Of Chairman Brice
Of the National Democratic Committee
and his presence in tue State preceding
the election. Tho committee says that
the result Is an Endorsement OF the Nc.
Kinley law and the Administration Of
President Harrison and is decision in
favor OF American as against foreign in.
terests.
From official and unofficial returns re.
eeived from all the counties OF the State
except Ashland, Columbia, Coshocton,
jackson, Marion, Medina, Monroe,
Noble, Paulding and Tuscarawas, and
estimating them the same as they were
last year on the vote for Governor, the
plurality OF D. J. Ryan, Republican
candidate for Secretary OF State, Is Is, 129
IOWA.
DEs MoISEs, Ia, Nov. a-Returni
from ninety counties give Mcfarland
1879 and Cham berlain 17O,543; Nc
Earland's plurality, 1885. 1t is esti
mated that the other counties, nine II
number, will increase McFarland's plu
b rs1ity to S,44l, net gain OF 10000 owe
last year.
Tie indications are that the mex
Congressional delegation from low
will bo as follows:
First district, Seerley Dem. Second, Hayes
Dem; Third, Henderson, Rep. Fourth, Butler
Dem; Fifth, Hamilton, Dem; Sixth, White
Dem; Seventh, Hayes, short term, and Hull
full term, both Reps; Eighth, Flick Rep.
Ninth Bowman, Dem; Tenth, Doliyer Rep.
Eleventh Perkins. ReD.
MINNESOTA.
ST. PAUL Mimi, Nov I-Onicial, un
official, but complete and estimated re
turns from all but seven counties OF thu
State give Merrlap, Rep, 73,62s, vii
son, Dem, 76,S4S. Plurality for Wilson
9,72o The remaining counties are OK
pected to cut this plurality down and tn
Republican committee is claiming Mer
Rams election by over 1000, while tn,
Demoxatic committee claims 800 70
Wilson. IL looks now as II the mex