The Corvallis gazette. [volume] (Corvallis, Or.) 1862-1899, 1890-11-07
THE ELECTIONS,

The latest election returns give Massachu.
| setts, Pennsylvania, Kansas and Nebraska
democratic governors. In Ohio seven re-
publican congressman against IA democrat
were elected
Illinois. Eetimated returns indicate;the
election of Amberg, rep, for state treasurer,
by plurality of about 10000 over Wilson
DEM; Edwards, rep, for superintendent of
public instruction has plurality of 5000
| over Roab, dem.
Kansas. The republican candidate for
governor, six out of seven republican con-
gressional candidates defeated, Senator In
CALLS reelection subject of grave doubt.
That IS the situation in Kansas.
California. 9S7 precincts give Markham,
rep, for governor 10, $50 plurality over
Pond, dem. Democrats concede election
entire state ticket.
Iowa. Returns from one third of the state
| show democratic gains sufficient if continu
ed, to wipe out the republican majority of
two years ago and give small democratic
majority.
Nebraska. The returns give Boyd an ap-
parent majority of S275, but the territory
yet to be heard from is SO largely republican
That there is possibility that this majority
for Boyd may be wiped ont.
Colorado. Twenty five precincts receiv-
ed from the city and county give Townsend
rep, for congress 4S3S, O'Donnell $3.50.
For governor, Rouitt, rep, 1872, Yeaman,
dem, 1881. Returns so far received from
outside counties gave the head of the repub-
lican Ticket plurality of 1853.
! Minnesota. Three congressman are dem
ocrats, one republican and one doubtful.
The legislature is presumably republican,
| but uncertain.
North Dakota. Returns so far as receiv-
ed give johnson, rep, for representative in
congress, 1922; Benton, dem, 1862; for gov
ernor, Burke, rep, 275S; Roach. dem. !; 2497,
| Muir, farmers alliance, 800 Johnson's
majority will probably be 5000. The legis-
| lature will have about twenty-five demo-
| Gratis and independents, out of ninety-three.
| The republican state ticket will have about
| the same majority in the state as the repub-
lican congressman.
! Montana. The democratic committee
claims the election of Dixon to congress by
| 45O majority. The republican, committee
claims the state for Carter by l25. Demo-
| Gratis claim four state senators and concede
the republicans two with two in doubt.
| Republicans claim five state senators.
PENNSYLVANIA. The latest returns from
twenty congressional districts of the state
show the election of eighteen republicans
and ten democrats The present delegation
| from this state Is twenty-one republicans
| and seven democrats.
Wisconsin, The latest returns from the
| state indicate plurality of 10000 and up
ward for George w Peck, dem, for govern
or The democrats elect majority of the
| assemblymcn and state senate. In the
! lower house they will have majority of
| thirty or over, and in the senate majority
of two. They elect seven out of nine con-
gressmen.
Connecticut. The legislature is 10 to l6
| republican on joint ballot. Total vote Of
| the state, about l2O towns official, Is I3o.-
374 Morris, dem, has 67,66l and is So
short of the popular majority. 1t is almost
| certain no election has been made; if SO,
the legislature will eject Merwin, rep.
Delaware. Complete returns from the
whole state give Reynolds, dem., for gov
ernor, AS majority, and Causey. dem, for
congress, 5l4 majority. The next lsgisla.
ture will stand: Democrats II, republicans
IL. There is no United States senator to
be elected.
Michigan. Up to II p. III. indications are
that the democrats have elected the govern
OF by about 10000 plurality, and the rest
of the state ticket by subtantial vote.
| The legislature is democratic.
| Nevada. Advices from various parts OF
Nevada indicate the election OF Colcord,
rep, congress, by a majority OF between
| five and six hundred.
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