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

uhO"tSs Cttdt ne may lose the county by 8
small majority.
Rock ISLAND. Nov. 4.-3a.m. All tn,
wards of Moline and Rock Island. excep
one ward IN he latter and eight precinct:
IN Rock Island county give Ge<t for con
gress plurality OF slxty-one Ii will takt
an official count to decide whether Gest OF
Cable goes TO congress.
Danville-Ihe republicans claim the
election Of Cannon to congress by 500 ma
Jouty. The democrats claim the district
still in doubt
Pekln -S:45 o. m.-Democratic major
lty on the state ticket in Tazewell county
Is estimated at 500. Roab democrat, for
superlntendendent of public instruction
ami Springer, democrat. for congress run
ahead of the ticket. The Indications are
that two democrats and one republican
will be elected to the ate senate.
Jacksonville The chairman OF
the democratic committee estimates
that Wilson, democrat, for state treasurer
and Roab, democrat, for superintendent
of public instruction. have carried Nor
gan county by 500 majority The repub-
lcans concede a democratic gain. The
democrats elect two members of the legis-
i'tdiC anu lLlC IGl Glul1lICdLS Out.
Nc Congressman Williams.
democrat is reelected in the nineteenth
district by 1000 majority.
MA MASSACHUSETTS,.
BOSTON, Nov. 4.--One hundred and
eighty-nine of POS precincts in the city
give Russell 40. 100, Bracket Is. $50, Black
mer 1,349; Russell's plurality 1850.
Russel's plurality in the whole city last
year was 5,454.
Sixty towns in Massachusetts show a
net gain for Russell, democrat, of 679.
If this continues Russell is elected.
From gains on the vote so far, indica-
tlons are that Russ-l, democrat, for gov
ernor, will be elected by 5000 plurality;
the democrats have gained two congress
men.
Seventy-fve towns in Massachusetts and
200 out of POS precincts of Boston give
for governor Blackmer (pro.) 3,05S, BracK-
EFT rep 33, ,S62. If Russell continues to
gain on Bracket outside of Boston as he
has so far, he Is elected governor by at
least {. 900 plurality. The democrats have
gained two congressman at least.
Boston.-The vote of Boston for COVER
nor gives Russell, democrat, -, $50; ;
Bracket 1876; BIackmer. prohibition,
1,654. Russell plurality 1910. Demo
cratic net gain 1855. The democrats
claim the state by 10000 plurality and the
republican state committee cOncede Rus
sells election.
Boston--l1:30 p. m.-Congressman
Lodge was reelected in the sixth con-
gressional district but admits that his
will not be much over 900 in
place of about $500 two years ago In
the first district Randall, republican is
reelected; in the second Il. A. Morse, re-
publican is reelected; in the third, An
dTewS, democrat, is reelected; in the
fourth. O'Niel, democrat, is re elected:
in the fifth, Hoar, democrat, de
feated Fox, republican; in the seventh,
CogswelI, republican, is reelected. In the
oth, Greenhalge, republican, leads, but by
a plurality greatly reduced from 1888, and
bis election Is by no means assured. The
ninth is close, with Chandler, republican,
slightly in the lead at present. Walker,
republican, Is returned III the tenth Re-
turns from the eleventh district indicate
close vote between Spaulding, (rep.) Cool
ridge (dem. and NJ. P. Walker (Ind). The
twelfth district will return Rockwell, re-
publican.
MINNESOTA.
ST. PAUL, Nov. 4.-The returns are
very slow and meagre. Merriam, rep, is
osing slightly all over the ate. but this
toes not seem large enough to defeat him
Two years ago he had a plurality of
a, 104.
ST. PAUL, 1l:20 p. m.-Twenty pre-
,incts outside of this city give Merriam a
net plurality of l72 The same precincts
n 1888 gave him 256. Nothing complete
yet from congressman.
The alliance vote, SO far as heard from
Up to II o'clock, is not nearly so great
rs the leaders of the movement claimed,
N fact, the conceded vote to that party
lOw seems to have been large Late
igures are against the high claim of the
republican committee and favorable to the
democracy. The vote of Minneapolis
seems likely to settle the election, that the
,lty having already given sufficient vote
against Merriam to nearly defeat him.
Two years ago he left Hennepin county
with a plurality of nearly 1000, but if
igures thus far are reported to continue
le will leave that county this year with
nearly that much against him. Chairman
Campbell, of the democratic state COM
mittee, says he thinks they have gained
three congressman and a governor.
St Paul. 80 d. m.-The Minnesota
delegation in the next congress will have
1t least one democrat to four republicans.
and the democl ats are claiming four out
Of FIVE.
CINCINNATI. Nov. 4.-Ohio returns will
De compared with vote on governor In
1889. when Campbel's plurality was
l0.S72. There are ,449 precinct n the
state.
Reports from McKinley's district are
simply speculation. No actual figures ar"
as yet IN.
CINCINNATI, Nov. with the excel
ton of few saloon keepers who violated
the law by keeping their places open on
election day, there were no arrests In this
city today on account of the election.
Today voting was reflex dig nifed calm
ness that marked the conduct of the cam
paign. The division among the demo-
Gratis, caused the adjustment of the
board of the city improvements, at
the suggestion of Governor Campbell,
had its effect in a general apathy among
many of usually the most active men in
the democratic party So when the polls
closed there was a general feeling that the
had carried the county by a
good majority, that Stores republican had
defeated Cosgruvelin the first district. and
Caldwell republican In the second district
was reelected 10y a handsome majority.
The democrats. however, do not concede
the defeat of Cosgrove.
8:50p p. m.-The Lincoln cl1b. of Gin
cinnaiI, estimate Ryan s majority in Ham
lltcn county at 1000.
Seventy-one precincts in Ohio outside of
Cincinnati give Ryan 10, 0,464, CromIey
9,170. Lockwood 468. The same precincts
in 1889 gave Foraker 1888, Campbell
1886. Helwig SO
COLUMBUS. Nov. 4-The Ohio delega-
tiOn stands ii democrats and IL republi
cans according to the estimate of the lat
ter, and Il democrats to republicans on
the estimate of the former
CANTON. O., Nov. 4.-Thirteen pre-
cincts of Stark county out of total of 64
give a gain for Mckinley over 1889 of 542.
Mckinley 6 own ward is complete and just
In, and gives gain of 385. This makes
McKinley's gain $40 in IA out of Ga pre-
cincts in Stark counry, which went l 100
for Campbell last year.
Toledo-Paynes democrat Is elected to
congress in the seventh Ohio district.
Cincinnati-163 precincts in Hamilton
county RYAN republican q. 95l, Cromley
democrat =. .419. 230 precincts in Ohio
outside of Hamilton county give Ryan a
majority of 3,l00.