Telegram-herald., 1890-11-06
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ILLINOIS.
sPRiNaFIELo, H.. Nov. 5-ot the
twenty Congressional districts in llli-
nois the indications point 70 the un-
doubted election OF ton Republican Con-
grosSmen and six Democratic Congress-
men, With four districts OF the State
still in doubt
Congressman Formap, Dem, from the
latest returns is probably elected by
slight majority in the Eighteenth dis
trict The Democrats are claiming the
defeat OF Congressman Cannon, Rep. in
the Fifteenth district but the Repub-
lican State Central Committee still
claims Cannon's reelection by SOC ma
jority.
From figures received IL is safe to say
that the next Legislature will be Re-
publican in both branches. Counting
hold-overs, the Senate will stand
twenty-eight Republicans, nineteen
Democrats and four doubtful The
two parties have about equal chances
fer the lASt Two udulcN.
In the lower house, seventy-nine Re-
publicans are announced as elected.
sixty-three Democrats and two mem bers
OF the Farmers Alliance. No reports
at all have been received from two dis
tricts.
The returns from Illinois counties
come in very slowly indeed and in most
cases consist only Of estimates. So far
as these can be depended upon, the vote
on tee State ticket will be close with the
indications in favor of the Republican
candidates by plurality Of 5000 70
1000.
CHICAGO, Nov. 5.-The race between
Congressman Frank Lawler. Dem, and
Gilbert Rep, for sheriff, Is very close
Indications are that Congressman
Mason has been defeated for re-elec-
tion in the Third district by A. C. Dur
borrow. Taylor, Rep, Is reelected to
Congress from the First district, Nc
Gam, Dem, in the Second, and New
berry, Dem, defeats Congressman
| Adams in the Fourth.
The one result of the election over
which everybody agrees was the voting
OF the SIS, 600, 900 of bonds in aid of the
worlds fair.
WISCONSIN.
| MILWAUKEE, Nov. 5.-Reports insi-
! cate that the Democrats have carried
the State and elected George ". Peck
/ Governor. Peck carries Milwaukee
County by 5000 plurality. The returns
received from the outside are scattering
! and cover nearly the whole State. Every
one shows Democratic gains For in
stance, 17e precincts. including seventy
one OF this city, show a Democratic
gain of 8. 34S, and fortseight precincts
outside this county give the Democrats
gain of 1,4T3 The returns from
seven towns give Democratic
gain OF over 2,oo0 votes. The
most significant feature is the fact
that some of the greatest gains are
in the older portions of the State,
where il was thought Hoard would be
ahead. The Legislature Will be
Republican on JOINT ballot insuring
the reelection Of Senator Spooner.
Fifty-three towns in the State give a
Democratic gain Of 200. Sixty-fve pre-
cincts in this city give Democratic
gain of 4,s65.
Chairman Payne, of the Republican
State Central Committee, gives the
State to the Democrats and says the
Wisconsin Congressional delegation
will stand six Democrats, three Re
publicans.
The returns OF the vote for State Sen.
ators and Assemblymen are far from
com plete, but the indications are ths'
the Legislature Will be Republican By
at least 12 majority.
Returns from tho STATE came in verJ
slowly, even at o'clock One hundreC
and twenty-five towns outside Of Nil
waukee show net Democratic gain o
4257. The indications are that Peel
carries the State BIZ from 5, 900 70 S 900
Democratic gains appear &c be genera
IN all small towns. In the Norwegian
district the gain is especially heavy.
The feature OF the daF in this citl
was the activity Of the Catholic an,
Lutheran clergy in marshslling thei
forces against the Bennett law. Th'
Prohibition and Labor votes general,
vent % the Republicans Almost poll
there were no Labor ticket peddlers. Il
some precincts no straight Labor ticket
could be had. even a. The booths
INDIANA
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fnent feature Of interest in the electie'
was the working q The rev Aust~slia'
ballot sTstsu, curiosity az 20 is opera
tious serving - bring out large vote
which otherwise gave synptoms o
being apsshetic In this city thsr
was heavy vote early Ts0 string
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