Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1890-11-06
THE RESULT.
Markham Elected Governor by a Large
Majority.
THE LEGISLATURE REPUBLICAN.
Reports From the East Show Dem
ocratic Victories All Along
the Line.
ESPECIAL DmpArcHEs TO THE REcoRD-uNIoN.l
THE RESULT.
THE LEGISLATURE REPUBLICAN.
ESPECIAL DmpArcHEs TO THE REcoRD-uNIos.l

ESPECIAL DrsPArcHEs TO THE REcoRD-uNIoN.i
CLEVELAND November 5th.-A dispatch from
McKinley's district says that later returns show
an approximate majority of 146 for him in the
district.
COLUMBUS, November 4th.-The Republican
State Committee, on unofficial returns received
from IS counties claim a Republican plurality
on the head of the State ticket, between | 900
and l5 900. The committee comedies the defeat
of Mckinley (Rep.) for Congress by about 200,
and Foster (Rep.) by IS or l00 The Democratic
candidates In the other close Congressional Dis
tricts received msjorities ranging from t00 up
ward, except Cosgrove at Cincinnati, who is
defeated by Storer lRep.) by 2.7O0: One OF the
Eleventh District, where Patteson (Dem.l was
elected by 3,100, with gain OF 1,5C0 over last
falls vote. The Republican Committee con-
cedes that the delegation TO Congress will stand
Republicans to IA Democrats.
CLEVELAND. November 5th. - Ex- Governor
Foster comedies his defeat in the Eighth District
by small majority. Hare (D) Will have about
20) majority.
C1NcINNArI, November 5th.:..According to re-
turns this evening the Ohio Congressman
elected are: First District, storer (R.); Second,
Caldwell Or J; Third, Houk d.; Fourth, Gantz
D.): Fifth. Layton (D(; Sixth, Donairn (D1;
seventh, Haynes % J: Eighth, Bare d.; Ninth,
Pattlson D); Twelfth Enochs (R.l; Thirteenth,
DUNCAN ID !: Fourteenth, Owens Cd J: Fifteenth,
Harter (D); Sixteenth. Warwick ID ] Seven
teenth, Pearson (D.): Eighteenth, ]. d. Taylor
(R); Nineteenth. E. Tas lor (R.l; Twentieth,
" c. Taylor (R J, Twenty first, Johnson (Dj
This makes seven Republicans and fourteen
Democrats. The election of Hare and War
wick is not yet established by complete returns.
From official and unofficial returns received
from all courties in the state, except Ashland,
Columbian, Coshocton, Jackson. Marion, Me-
dina, 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 (Rep.) for Secretary of State is
1929.
CHICAGO November 5th.-Never in the his
tory of Illinois politics have the tickets of the
respective parties been scratched to such an ex-
tent as in the present election. 1t is no exag-
geration to say that to this alone is due the
twenty. four hours delay which has ensued be-
tween the closing of the polls aud the time re-
liable results were obtainab,e. Even now there
is a possibility that the official returns may
modify the radically apparent results on the
State ticket. The elements which have entered
into the present campaign and contributed to q
great extent to the scratching, are the Farm
ers' Mutual Benefit Association, and the agita-
tion of the compulsory school law. and Inde.
pendent Citizens ticket in Cook county.
The results also show that there has been an
immense amount OF trading on the local and
State tickets, not only in Cook county, but
throughout the state. Where the local contest
was heated the indications to-aight point to a
much larger Lutheran or auti-school law vote
than was anticipated by either of the parties.
1t is doubtless due to the Rabbits expressed op
position to the law in its present form, and TO
Ambergs acquiesence in its modification.
that these gentlemen, although OF different
political parties, but both of German nativity,
received the immense vote which they did in
all the localities where these sectarian socie-
ties have agitated the school question. In Chi
cago alone, Raab appears to have run no less
than 5000 ahead of Wilson, his collegue on the
Democratic ticket, as the greatest opposition to
the school law was confined to Chicago and
Cook county.
This issue. coupled with the immense foreign
speaking element in this city, fully explains
Raab's phenomenal strength for Superintendent
of Public Instruction. Throughout the south
ern section OF the State, to which localities is
principally confined the strength of r. N. B. A.,
the Republican State nominees appear to have
lost heavily The tact that Wilson (Dem)
candidate for Treasurer, is high official in
F. NJ g. A., accounts for his popularity In local
tiles where the membership Of that organization
Is the greatest.
On the face of incomplete and estimated re-
turns tonight the result of the State ticket in
Illinois is as follows: Franz Amberg (Rep).
candidate for State Treasurer is elected by 900
plurality over Wilson (Dem) by. Raab (Dem },
candidate for State superintendent Of Public
Richard Edwards Rep) The indications are
that the three Republican nominees for Trus ees
of the State University are elected by slight
| majorit!es.
CHICAGO, November 5th.-Congressman Gest,
of the Eleventh District, telegraphs the Asso-
ciated Press that the plurality of Cable Dem. }
will be 800 or 1000 in the district.
CHICAGO, November 5th.-Later returns indi-
cate almost beyond doubt that Fithian Dem J
has been defeated in the Sixteenth District by
Reeder Farmers Mutual Benefit Association.
This will make the delegation IL Democrats, s
Republicans, Farmers Mutual Benefit Asscci-
alton.
CONGRESSMAN JOS G. Cannon sends the follow
\ inc the Associated Press in raDly a
as to his election: "Most of the members of the
Farmers Alliance voted with their respective
party, but enough farmer Republicans threw
away their votes % weaken the party in this
district. The school question told against the
Republicans heavily. The Democratic candi-
| dates for the Legislature made all the pledges
| asked by certain churches. assuring other DEM
ocrats that they did not mean anything by it.
The pledges gave them large vote. especially
| from the Germans, who voted the straight DEM
| ocratic ticket The Mckinley Act on discus
| sions was approved by the Republicans, but the
campaign was so short that all could not be
reached. The Democratic and mugwump mis-
| representations as to its provisions and effect,
with these other forces, were sufficient to work
| defeat.
"The tariff law as its effects are felt, win be a
tower of strength instead of weakness. The
Republicans will clear the deck for action in
| 1892 and csrTy the country. The Democrats
cannot succeed second time by fraud and
| IA school
! CHICAGO, November 5th.-s P M-The full
| vote of Illinois, official, unofficial and esti-
| mated, indicate the election of Amber rep
for State Treasurer by plurality of about 10, :
| 600 over Wilson (Dem.) Edwards (Rep) for
| Superintendent of Public Instruction has a
| plurality OF about 5000 over Raab Dem)
The following are the Congressmec elected
| from Illinois First District, Taylor (Rep J;
Second, McGann (Dem.( Third, Durburow
| (Dem.); Fourth, Newberry (Dem.); Fifth, Hop
derson (Rep); Eighth, Hill (Rep J; Ninih, Pay
son (Rep); Tenth, Post (Rep.); Eleventh, Cable
| lDem.); Twelsth. Wike (Dem.); Thirteenth,
| Springer Dem.); Fourteenth, Scott (Dem.); Fit
teenth, Busey tDem.); Sixteenth, Fithian
| Dem y Seventeenth, Lane (Hem.); eighteenth,
| Forman (Dem.): Nineteenth, Williams Dem J;
Twentieth, Smith rep }.
The Republicans who have been defeated are
Mason in the Third. Adams in the Fourth, Gest
| in the Eleventh, Rowell in the Fourteenth, and
Cannon in the Fifteenth-a gain of five for the
Democrats The greatest surprises on the Con-
| gressional vote appear to have been in these
districts where the Democratic candidates were
| ipdorsed by the Farmers Mutual Benefit Associ-
alton, as the Republicans appear to have under
estimated the vote of this organization. In two
districts of the State, however, the Republican
candidates themselves had the Endorsement of