Asheville daily citizen. [volume] (Asheville, N.C.) 1890-1900, 1890-11-05

MinscsOta-PartIX Dcn,Ocraiic.
ST. PAUL, Mimi, Nov. 5.-By yestrr
day 5 election Governor Mcrriam's -.
900 majority oi two years ago is reduce
50 greatly that there Was suppurtuni,y tur
the democratic claim that he had been dc
icatcd. However, he is reelected but h,
II greatly reduced plurality. One ,ant
possibly two Of the Uilicia,s chrrrn T.. y
The state ticket AZ, democrats. The lrg
islaturc, So tar rs any reports are ,,card
from, seems close, the republicans claim.
ing u majority but admitting the posi-.
bility that a combination OF alliance and
democratic strength might control lcgis.
lation in the next legislature.
John Lind is undoubtedly returned from
the second district having defeated Gen.
cral ] ii. Baker the acknowledgements
candidate by few thousand. :. G..
Comstock is also surely lc.clcctcd in the
fifth, his success having been confirmed
by the inability ut the alliance and dem.
ocracv 10 unite upon candidate Mark
II. Dunnall, in the first and $. L. Snitlcr
III the fourth had close calls, aud their
title Ia their seats is still in doubt with
chances IN their favor. H. l.. Hall is de-
icatcd il the third by q. NJ. Hall, who
fought his reelection On the tnrifl.
Ohio-Is Mckinley Gomez
CINCINNATI, o.. Nov. 5.-Thc Times.
Star has special from Canton. dated
$50 a. M, saying that an estimate then
made for the sixteenth district elected
Warwick, Mckinlcy's opponent. by ~.
CiNcISNATI. Nov. 5.-cnoihcial ioOtings
show that the republicans have carried
Hamilton county by maiori,ics ranging
from 5,S2l for coroner to 9,3li tor pro.
bate Judge.
CANTON, o., Nov. 5.-Thc democrats
claim Warwick's election by 300.
DkTRoiT, Nov. "a telegram from
GOV. Campbell, Of Ohio, 10 Don. NJ. Dick.
inson says: "The latest reports this
indicate that Mckinley and
Foster are both defeated"
CLEVELAND, o., Nov. 5.-A special
from Canton says there is little doubt of
defeat.
IiiinOis-cauuon Fired.
DASvILLE, H.. Nov. 5.-Gcorgc T
buckin, n republican and an intimate
friend of Congressman Cannon, estimates
hat Cannon carries Ncrmillion county
by about 400 and Champagne county by
about 100: that Buzy, democrat, carried
Edgar county by about 400 and Doug
ass by 24O. Colrs county has not been
heard from. The indications are that
Cannon is beaten by small majority.
DASvILLE, H., Nov. 5.-Congrcssman
Cannon comedies his defeat by 500.
New York k--DeniOcrniic Gains.
NEW YoRK, Nov. j-Rcturns up to
noon show that the democrats have
.lectcd o. assemblymcn in this state and
The republicans 80. Two districts are
still IN doubt with the probability in
avor Of the republicans. 70 secure
majority on the joint ballot the demo.
rats require 6S, the republicans so, as
he republicans have 10 senator's. the
democrats ~. II looks therefore like
ie on the joint ballot.
New Hanspshirc- Democrat Gsaius
CONCORD, n. H., Nov. 5-Thcrc is no
lOuUt MtN'HHtN, NV'Nb'TNt, IN CIcCteU 10
congress- in the first district. The demo.
rats claim Daniels election in the second
~ 200 plurality, while the republicans
ay Moore :has over $50. The legisla.
urc is very close aud its control will I'm.
|cubtcdly be determined by the elections
eld to.day There is no choice for gov.
rnor by the people and the Legislature
viii have to elect him.
wiscOnsiu-Dcni
MILWAUKEE, Nov. 5,-.rhc result in
Wisconsin is still in doubt. From pres.
Mt appearances Peek and heentirc dem
cratic state ticket is elected, but the leg.
stature is republican Returns from tie
districts ntc not full
nough to indicate with certainty the re-
ult, but the delegation will probably
tnnd 0 to 3, democratic gain Of 1.
Chairman Payne, of the republican
tate central committee, at this hour,
II II. m.) gives the state and legislature
o the democrats and says Wisconsin's
delegation will stand six
cniocrats and three republicans.