Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1890-11-07

| IootlngS OF InS nrSt district except one
precinct give Storer. republican. for con-
, greSs majority Of 2IS0. Campbell.
/ democrat. carried this district last year oy
) Il majority of 5.Sl7. Six hundred and
one precincts outside of Hamilton county
= show majority for Ryan, republican. Of
5,19o. The same last year gave Campbell
q majority Of 2IS.
, Cincinnati-Tne returns at > a. m. ipdi,
cate the election of Carr, republican. in tae
fourth district; Layton. democrat. in the
hrth; johnson, democrat, In the twenty
first
A special to the Commercial Gazette
says, GanuL, democrat congressman for
the fourth district, has l, 200 majority.
Owens, the democratic candidate of the
, fourteenth district is elected.
At l a. m. it is estimated that the
majority of Ryan, republican, In the state
; will be from 1900 TO $4,000.
At $50 a. m. McKinleys defeat seems
certain. Medina count. complete gives
him 500, TO which may be added pos
slble 600 IN Stark county. Wayne county
has gone democratic by 500 and meager
returns from Holmes indicate that it has
gone democratic by 1900, leaving an esti-
mated democratic plurality of 234
KANSAS.
Il
to Congress as shown by the returns at
two o clock this morning will be republi- !
cans 2; democrats 3; Farmers Alliance. .. |
Kansas City.-Nearly complete returns
from the Fifth Kansas district furnish a |
surprise in the probable election of War |
ren, democrat, over Phillips republican. |
KANSAS CITY, Nov. 4.-The Times
claims that the farmers alliance swept |
Kansas and elected its entire state ticket |
by from 10000 to $1,000 plurality. 1t also |
claims the defeat of all the republican con- !
gresham, Funston alone excepted.
KANSAS CITY, Nov. 6.-At midnight |
the returns indicate the election to congress /
of Moonlight (dem.) in tie first Kansas
district. Congressman Funston (rep) is |
NEGLECTED beyond doubt in the second !
district
KANSAS City Nov. 4.-Dispatches in
dlcate at ii p. N. that for the first time in
many years Kansas will send a broken re- /
publican delegation to congress. 1t is con-
sldered certain that Moonlight (dem J.
will defeat Broderlck (repl, and l.. c.. /
Clark F. A. }, in the first district. Webb
McNall irep.), in the sixth district is
undoubtedly elected The returns from
! Oklahoma are to the effect that Harvey
(rep.) is elected delegate to congress by
LOCO maj ority over Mccoy dem, and
Crooker IF. A.
Kansas City-The returns from Kansas
in the state ticket indicate the election of
Gov. Humphry, republican, by 10000 to
! 5,0O0 plurality. Robinson. democrat
is running behind while WiIlet Iver,
farmers alliance candidate for state
attorney general, is running ahead of his
ticket and may be elected.
More complete returns from Kansas on
! the state ticket shows increased strength
for WiIIett, the farmers candidate for
| governor All the indications at this hour
$500 d. m.) point to his election.
News from Kansas shows unexpected
! strength in the farmers alliance Robin
son democrat for governor is pretty gener-
| ally conceded to be out of the race. The
| farmers alliance claim Willett's election
by small plurality, and the republicans
are confident that Humphrey is reelected
| by $4,000 plurality.
NEW HAMPSHIRE.
| CONCORD, N. H., Nov 4.-Returns
| from 55 towns give Tuttle republican.
! 1896, Amsdem democrat 9,13S, Fletch
| prohibitionist 24l. A republican net loss
| of 444.
Returns from thirty towns give Tuttle
republican 4, PSI, Amsden democrat 4, 467,
| Il ItJCueI lAi- n republican
net loss of 80 from the vote of 1888.
The indications at $50 p. H. are that
| there is no choice of governor by the peo-
pie of the state; that Mckinney, democrat,
| is elected to congress in the first district.
and the second district is very close, the
| chances favoring Moore, repuh lean. In
| 73 towns the democrats gain l8 members
of the house of representatives,, and at
| their headquarters Ill this city they claim
| that they have carried it bv good ma
| jority.
Republicans concede the election of Nc
| Kinney, democrat, to congress in the first
district by 700 plurality. The returns
from Is towns give TuttIe, repubI can,
for governor, Il, sos; Amsden, democrat,
1884; Fletcher, prohibitionist, 372. Re
publican net loss 642.
COncOrd-lt Is now probable that
Amsden democrat for governor elected by
the people and that the legislature is dem
ocratic which will insure a democratic
United States senator in the place of
Blair. Mckinney, democrat, is certainly
elected in the first district.
Concord, 2 p. m.-The democratic state
committee claim Amsden's election as
governor by the people and Mckinney and
Daniels to congress; also the majority of
the house, with the senate in doubt. The
vote is the closest for years.
CALIFORNIA.
| SAN Francisco, Nov "A close CON
! test was made on several municipal Offices
and reports of trading and scratching
| are numerous. Notwithstanding tie fact
that the election is complicated in this
| city by the fact that number of inde-
pendent tickets are in the field, the prin-
cipal ones or which are the reform demo-
ocrats and 'DOnneIl ticket, the real con
! test is believed to be between the demo-
cratic and republican parties. The rep ub-
/ lican state committee claims that Loud
! (rep.) for congress in the fifth district will
| be elected over Clunie (dem). TIE total
registration in San Francisco this year
was nearly 10000.
WASHINGTON.
SEATTLE, Washn., Nov. 4.-Republi-
cans were so confident of sweeping vic
| tory to-day that a great many of them did
not come out to vote, while the democrats
worked most theoretically. The result is
| there is considerable doubt tonight about
| the outcome of the election, although the
republicans claim a majority of the legisla-
tive seats and local offices. The demo
Gratis are jubilant and are confident of
| large gains In the legislature. Wilson,
republican, Is prOO2Dy elected 10 congress,
though by reduced majority.
SEATTLE, Washington, Nov 4-Re-
turns are coming in slowly from ali parts of
the state The indications at midnight
are that Wilson (rep.) for congress will
have majority of about 5000. Olympia
is chosen as the capitol Of the state by a
large majority. Complete returns will
not be received for several days.
SOUTH CAROLINA.
COLUMBIA, Nov 4-The indications 50
far are that IiIlman and his entire ticket
are elected and the democratic congress
men have a majority throughout the
state. The vote is probably the smallest
ever cast in the state.
Misunderstanding reports from every
section of the state indicate the election of
TiIIman for governor by 5000 majority,
and the entire regular democratic state
ticket by large majority, except in the
coast counties, which bave very large
negro maiorities.
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