The Livingston enterprise. [volume] (Livingston, Mont.) 1883-1914, 1890-11-08

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and Cardwell democrats, and Power,
Bayliss and Goddard republicans, are
surely elected. Both parties claim
the election of senators in Cascade and
Madison counties.
Eastern Elections.
The election in the eastern states has
resulted in victory for the democrats.
The following are the latest advices as
received from each staJe:
MINNESOTA.
The contest is very close for governor,
with chances in favor of Merriam (rep.)
being elected by small majority. Lind
is undoubtedly returned from the sec
ond district, S. G. Comstock is also sure
ly reelected in the fifth, Durmel in the
first and Snider in the fourth are still in
doubt, with chances in their favor. Hall
is defeated in the third.
MASSACHUSETTS,
Elects democratic governor, while six
out of eleven congressman are republl-
cans.
NEBRASKA
Elects Farmers Alliance governor.
CALIFORNIA.
Returns from 1904 precincts out of a
total of 2,198, including 167 precincts in
San Francisco, give Markham (rep.) for
governor plurality of 10000.
WISCONSIN.
Peck (dem) is elected governor. The
legislature is also democratic and will
elect democratic senator. 4.
WASHINGTON.
Returns and estimates from all the
counties in the state give Wilson (rep.)
for congress plurality of 5000. Olym-
pia for the capital has 1900 majority.
The republicans elect thirty -one state
senators, the democrats two, and one
county tie. The house stands seventy
three republicans and fifteen democrats.
NEW YORK.
The associated press reports show the
election of sixty eight democratic assem-
blymen and sixty republicans. The for
mer will have on the joint ballot eighty
one votes against the latter's seventy
nine, ensuring the election of demo-
cratic successor to Senator Evarts. The
democrats claim two assembly districts
credited to the republicans.
t. NEW HAMPSHIRE.
The democrats will elect Mckinney in
the first congressional district. The Sec
ond is close, with the chances in favor
of Moore (rep.) being elected. The dem
ocrats continue to claim the house by a
small majority.
Reports from all parts of the state
show that the election has been verita- |
BILE landslide for the democracy. The
entire democratic state ticket is elected
by big majorities, and Chairman Mich
ener of the republican committee con-
cedes the defeat of his party by about !
$1,000.
DELAWARE.
Complete returns from the whole |
state give Reynolds (dem.) for governor,
AS majority, and Causey (dem.) for con-
gress, 5l4 majority. The next legisla-
ture will stand: Senate-demOcrats 5,
4; house-democrats IA, re-
publican 7. No United States senator
TO be elected.
FLORIDA.
The democrats elect four members of |
and large majority of mem
oers of the legislature.
LOUISIANA.
The full democratic delegation to con-
yress is elected.
MISSISSIPPI.
Seven democratic congressman elected
~ overwhelming majorities.
TEXAS.
The full democratic state ticket elect
I'd by large majority, and the entire
democratic delegation to congress.
OHIO.
The republican state committee, on
Unofficial returns received from seventy
i've counties and the remainder estimat-
ID, claim republican plurality Of 14,OOO
m the state ticket. The committee con-
,edes the defeat of Mckinley (rep.) for
congress by about 200, and Foster (rep.)
oy Is or 100. Democratic candidates in
,ther close congressional districts re-
'eived majorities ranging from 500 up
Yards, except Cosgrove of Cincinnati,
vho is defeated by Storer rep by 2,7OO.
The republican committee comedies the
delegation to congress will stand seven
epublicans to fourteen democrats. /,
IOWA. II
Complete unofficial returns from fifty /,