Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-11-07
POST ELECTION NOTES.
Doubtful Points Cleared Up by thu
Nights Dispatches.


Nights Dispatches.
The defeat Of two republican United States
Senators seems to DO assured-Mr Evarts in
New York and Mr.. ingalls, in Kansas-and it il
probable that in Illinois Mr.. Farwell, Eepubli.
can, will be succeeded by John M. Palmer
democrat In West Virginia the democrats will
have a majority of twenty-nine on joint ballo,
against one majority in the last legislature. In
Colorado the republicans elected the governor
and Congressman. The democrats elected the
treasurer superintendent OF public instruction
and attorney general. The republicans have
the legislature.
Michigan is democratic by G,00O to Il, OOO
plurality and the democrats have the legisla-
ture.
In Nebraska Boyd, the democratic candidate
for governor, was elected by 1000 70 5000
plurality. The Farmers Alliance have the
Legislature, two Congressman aud most Of the
county officers.
The republicans Of California elected their
state ticket. five out Of six Congressman aud
will control the legislasure, which elects q
United states Senator.
Iowa elects Q republican secretary Of state,
and the delegation in Congress will stand six
republicans and five democrats, q democratic
gain of four.
North Dakota elected republican governor.
legislature and Congressman.
Maj. VIM. Mckinley admits his defeat and
says he 10 satisfied with the result IN his dis
trct, his increased vote indicating, in his view,
an approval Of his course.
Oklahoma territory went republican. Harvey,
rep. for delegate to Congress il elected by 1,s73
plurality.
Latest returns from South Dakota show that
the result is an alliance victory and that
Loucks has been elected governor. The legis-
lature will also be alliance, thus insuripg the
defeat OF Senator Moody.
Gen: Palmer last evening received tele-
gram from Carthage, ILL.,, saying that Edwards
and Myers, two democratic, are shown by the
official count to have been elected to the legis-
lature.. Gen. Palmer on reading this dispatch
said: This makes l03 democrats on joint bal
lot, q majority of l."
Returns from half the townships In Indiana
show an average democratic gain Of twenty to
the township. This will make the state demo-
cratic by about 10000 The democrats elect
ii out OF IL Congressman. The legislature
will be democratic on joint ballot by 6S.
The republicans carried Cook county, Ill.
in which Chicago IL located, for the head OF
their ticket. With all precincts heard from
(unoficially) the figures give Gilbert, rep, for
sheriff, S24 plurality over Lawler, dem.
Unless the official count in Stark and Holmes
changes Mckinley il defeated by 227, gain OF
z, 700 in the district
Chairman Jones Of the Illinois republican
state central committee, according to the
Chicago Daily De,os, comedies the Legislature
to the democrats. but claims the election OF the
republican state ticket by majorities from 5000
to 5000.
Complete returns from every county in
Pennsyivania foot up plurality for Pattison,
DEM, for governor OF 49, 1913, q democratic
gain as compared with the vote for governor in
1888 Of 81, 554.
Returns from alb nine small towns in New
Hampshire give Tuttle, rep, for governor,
1855; Amsden, DEM, 10000; Fletcher, pro-,
l,272 The republicans claim 10 to 20 majority
III the house and the democrats claim from
to l6 The result will hinge upon the question
OF admission Of members elected under the
new census superintendent and ..classsd towns
where population has decreased. A good deal
depends upon the course taken by the republi.
cau clerk Of the last house who makes up the
roll .-