Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1890-11-08
ILLINOIS.

mates from the returns thus far received
Friends of Congressman Lawler claim
his election for sheriff, but his majority
will be small.
Indications at midnight point to the
undoubted election of ten Republican
Congressman and six Democratic Con-
gressmen, with four districts of the
State still in doubt.
Democratic State Central Committee
claim that they have certainly gained
three Congressman and probably Ave,
and that they have carried the State by
a good majority. Returns on State
ticket are coming in slowly. Only eight
counties in the State exclusive of Cook
have thus far been heard from. The
vote1of these on State Treasurer gives
Amberg, Rep, net plurality $500 ovor
Wilson, Dem.
DANvILLE, Nov. 5.--Republicans cl al m
election of Cannon to Congress by 500
majority. Democrats claim district still
in doubt.
NEW HAMPSHIRE.
CONCORD, N. H., Nov. 5.-The indica-
tions are that there is no choice of Gov
ernor by the people of this State; that
in the First and that the Second dis
trict is very close, the chances being in
favor of Moore, Rep. In 173 towns the
Democrats gain 1s members of the
House of Representatives. At their
headquarters in this city they claim
they have carried it by good majority.
One hundred and forty-four towns in
New Hampshire show Democratic
gain of % members of the Legislature
and indications point to the election of
Amsden, DEM, for Governor. McKin-
ney is elected to Congress.
The Dem. gain in la towns is over
LOO and Amsden, DEM, is probably
elected by the people, and the Legisla-
ture is probably Democratic, insuring
the election of Democrat to succeed
United States Senator Blair. Mckinney,
DEM, is elected in the First Congress
sional district. The Democrats also
claim the Second district.
MINNESOTA.
MINNEAPOLIS. Nov. SIT is hard to
predict the result of the election in this
State, but it looks as though Merriam,
Rep, would be elected Governor, though
by much reduced majority. Returns
are coming in very slowly, both from
the city and country. Minneapolis and
st. Paul will both go Democratic, but
the Republican managers claim the vote
in the country for Merriam will more
than Offset this. Snider, Rep, for Con-
gress in the Fourth district, may be de-
feated. The other three Congressman
are in all probability elected.
MICHIGAN.
DETROIT, Nov. 5.-Returns from all
parts of the State will be late and from
many points they will not be forthcom-
ing till this afternoon. The Guberna-
torial candidates are making close
run, with the chances in favor of the
Republican nominee. The Democrats
claim the First, Sixth and Seventh Con-
gressional districts, with the Tenth
doubtful. The Republican committee
claims that not sufficient returns have
been received to base an estimate upon.
MARYLAND.
BALTIMORE, Nov. 5.-McKaig, DEM,
has carried Washington County over
McComas, Rep, by los majority, Dem
ocratic gain of 79s over two years ago.
Maryland sends an unbroken Demo-
cratic delegation to Congress. McKaig
defeats McComas by about 500 and Comp
ton wins over Mudd by 500. The other
Democratic maiorities are in the thou
sands.
ARKANSAS.
LITTLE Rock, Nov. 5.-With the sim
gle exception of trouble at Pine Bluff,
where negro deputy sheriff fatally
wounded a policeman named Leaning
and shot two more, all white, the elec-
tion in Arkansas was quiet. Returns
coming in indicate Democratic gains
over the State election in September.
Democrats claim the election Of all the
Congressman, including Breckenridge
in the Second district.
WISCONSIN.
MILWAUKEE, Nov 5.-The indica tions
are that the Democrats have carried the
State, electing the Governor and the
rest of the State ticket. 1t is believed
they have gained one Congressman in
the Milwaukee district and there is
strong ground for their claim of electing
another in the Third district.
SOUTH CAROLINA.
COLUMBIA, S. c., Nov. 5.-No disturb
ance in the State. Returns are coming
in rapidly and indicate the certain cleo
tion of Tillman. All the Democratic
State officers and candidates for Con
gress are elected with the possible ex'
ception of Congressman from the Sew
enth district
MISSOURI
ST. LOUIS, Nov. Sit is claimed that
John J. O'Neil, Dem, is elected by 1,ooC
majority in the Eighth Congressional
district, which two years ago gave Re-
publican majority of 1000.
The Democratic State Central Com
mittee claims solid Congressional del
egation.
WEST VIRGINIA.
WASHINGTON, Nov 5.-Private dis
patches received here from Wheeling,
w. Va, indicate the election of the en-
tire Democratic delegation in Congress.
Wilson, Hardt and Anderson, Dems.,
the dispatch says, are undoubtedly cleo
ted and Pendleton, from the First dis
| trict. is probably elected