Audubon County Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Audubon Co., Iowa) 1885-1894, 1890-11-06
DAY AFTER HE ELECTION
Indications of tho Result In the
Different States.
IOWA.


Des Moines. Iowa. Nov. 4.--The
vote Of Iowa will be compared with
the vote on secretary OF state in 1883,
when the republicans had 2ll,517 and
democrats $50, 455. a Republican ma
jority Of Sl,l22. There are 1000 vot-
ing places in tho state,
len precincts give Mcfarland, re.
publican, PSI, and Cham5erlin. demo-
crat, 9SS; net democratic gain. 1879.
Twenty precincts give Mcfarland,
republican. 1904, and Chamberlin,
democrat, 2,0l5; net democratic gain,
3l7.
Forty precincts give Mcfarland
4,74S, and Chamberlin 3,S4i; net
democratic gain, 659.
Sixty precincts give Mcfarland
7,l54, aud Chamberlin 5.709; net dem.
ocratic gain, 9S5. Rest OF state ticket
shows no material difference thus tar
Eighty precincts give Mcfarland
9,724 and Chamberlin 500; net dem
ocralic gain, 1928.
One hundred precincts give McFar-
land 1877, Chamberlin 10, 422; not
democratic gain, l,643.
One hundred and thirty precincts
give Mcfarland 10, l25, Cham berlin
Is, S25; net democratic gain, 2,097.
One hundred and fifty precincts give
Mcfarland 1883, Chamberlin l5, 6S5;
net democratic gain of 2,3Ji.
One hundred aud ninty precincts
give Mcfarland 2S,l03, ChamberlIn
20, 365; net democratic gain 1924.
The Republican sta Q com nittee says:
1--WE believe the republican state ticket
is elected by 5000 at least and all
congressional districts republican eX-
cept the First and Second. Think it
possible that Gear is defeated
Three hundred and twcnty-four pre-
cincts give Mcfarland 1926 and
Chamberlin 1920; net democratic
gain, 1882.
The Leader. democratic paper,
says: indications from reports thus
far received are that democratic con-
gresham are elected in the following
districts: First, Third, Fifth, Sixth
and Ninth.
Three hundred and forty-seven pre-
cincts give Mcfarland 29,469. Cham
berlin 26, 469; net democratic gain Of
$500. Chairman Eullen. OF the dem
ocrtic state committee says: 1--WE
claim the election OF live and probably
six democratic congressman. The
state ticket is close. We claim the
election OF state treasurer and railroad
commissioner. The present ratio of
gains, if continued, will elect the en-
tire state democratic ticket.
Three hundred and seventy eight
precincts give Mcfarland 49, 3l2 and
Chamberlin 80, 207; net democratic
gain, 4,536.
Two hundred and twenty three pre-
cincts give Mcfarland 80. 439 and
Chamberlin 36.64i; net democratic
gain, 5. 1913.
Three hundred and eighty-one pre-
cincts give Mcfarland 47,54l and
Chamberlin 42,4S3; net democratic
gain, $3.50.
MISSOURI.
The latest in LEGATIONS arc that Mis-
souri, will send solid delegation to
congress, IL clear gain for the demo-
Gratis OF four members. The full re-
turns from the city OF st. Louis show
that the democrats male o clean sweep
OF city officers with the exception of
coroner and recorder OF deeds.
MINNESOTA.
The democrats claim congressman
in the First, Third and Fourth dis
tricts, and are hopeful OF Il governor.
The small democratic vote in Mime
apols makes this last claim possible,
but it seems probable that Merriam is
elected by II small plurality.
The result OF the cleo ion In Mime
sofa at 2 o'clock seems to be that Mer-
riam, rep. is elected by small plu-
rality, and the democrats secure at
least one Of the five congressman.
NEBRASKA.
The Bankers and Business Mems
Association estimates the majority
against the prohlbitory amendment at
80, GOO. One hundred precincts out
side OF Douglass county, gives Boyd,
dem, $3.50, Richards, rep, 1880.
Powers, ind, 1929, Pane, pro, 1902.
The democrats claim the election OF
Boyd for governor. The remainder
of the ticket is doubtful.
NEW HAMPSHIRE.
The democratic state committee
claim Amsden's election as governor
by the people and the election OF Nc
Kinney and Daniels to congress, also
"a ma; ority in the house with the sea-
ate in doubt. The vote is the closes
for years.
NEW YORK.
From special returns all over the
state it is estimated the republicans
will. have II members in the next as
sembIy. The total number is l2S.
In Brooklyn the democrats elected
three out OF the four congressman.
Later returns show that w. w.
Hently, dem. is elected to congress
from the Twenty.third district. This
is democratic gain. At l2:45 a. M,
the returns so lar indicate that demo-
cra's will have control OF the next as.
sembly, but not yet clear that tn ey will
have majority o m joint ballot
PENNSYLVANIA.
Reports from the majo rity OF the
counties which have been turned in up
at midnight show large democratic
gains. Thirty. five counties, including
ALLEGHENY and not including Philadel-