Hopkinsville Kentuckian., 1890-11-07

illdil, II ltHlull, mas Detn uclcatcu py
Reeder, the Farmers Mutual Benefit
candidate, by majority OF 236. This
is probably correct, and will leave the
Illinois delegates eleven Democrats,
eight Republicans and one Farmers
Mutual Benefit Alliance.
IOWA.
Des Moines, Nov. 5.-The latest
returns show gain of four Congress-
men for the Democrats. Returns
from one-third of the State show
Democratic gains sufficient, if con-
tinued, to wipe out the Republican
majority Of two years ago and give
small Democratic majority. The re-
suit is complete surprise. 1t is re-
garded as revolt against high tariff.
KANSAS.
Kansas City, Nov. 5.-The Repub-
lican candidate for Governor beaten;
six out of seven Republican congress
sional candidates defeated; Senator
ingalls, reelection subject of great
doubt. That is the situation in Kan
sas. There was a land slide, regular
avalanche, in Kansas. Eighty-two
thousand Republican majority was
overwhelmed by its resistless force,
and buried beneath its destructive
weight. The Farmers Alliance did it,
and it was genuine surprise.
Another surprise lies in the possible
defeat for reelection of Senator In
gals, whose term expires in 1891.
The Farmers Alliance aud the Demo
Gratis wsged a bitter campaign against
him, and in majority of the districts
contained one of their candidates
against the Republican candidate.
The result is the certain election of
ninety-fve Farmers Alliance and
Democratic Legislators against thirty
Republicans. The Congressional del
egation will stand: Republican, Il
Democrat, /; Farmers Alliance, 8.
KENTUCKY.
Stone IN the First District, Ellis in
the Second, Goodnight in the Third,
Montgomery in the Fifth, Dickerson,
in the Sixth, Breckenridge in the Sew
enth, and McCreary in the Eighth are
all reelected by majorities ranging
from 5000 to 5000. Reports from
the Ninth indicate that r G. Hill
Rep, has run j. Wick Kendall very
close race and may have defeated
him. In the Republican Eleventh
Howard, DEM, has cut down Wilson's
10000 majority about one half. The
present delegation stands 8 to2 and
if Hill is elected the representation
will remain unchanged.
MONTANA.
Helena, Mont, Nov. 5.-The re.
turns are coming in very slowly, but
all combine show heavy Democratic
gains. The Republicans elected the
Congressman last years by 1000 ma
jority. The returns so far have wiped
this out. Secretary Steele, of the
Democratic Committee, claims the
State for Dixon by 1000. Senator
Waller, of the Republican Committee,
says Carter has carried it by from
200 to 500. The Democrats claim the
election of Dixon by 600 majority.
MICHIGAN.
Detroit, Now 5.-The Democrats
have elected Winans, Governor and
State ticket by 10000. Have the
Legislature by Is majority and Z out
of 8 Congressman, gain of 5.
MASSACHUSETTS.
Boston, Nov. Russell, D., is elect
ed Governor by over 10000. The
rest of the State ticket is divided. The
Congressional delegation stands Z
Dem. and Rep, gain of 8 Demo-
Gratis.
Minneapolis, Nov. 5-It is impossi-
BILE to give the result of the State
election, but it is probableGov. Merriam,
r., has been caught in the general
avalanche. The Republicans lose 3
of the congressman and possibly A..
NEW YORK.
New York, Nov. 5-The Congress-
ional delegation stands Democrats 2l,
Republicans l3, gain of 6. Grant
and Tsmmany ticket elected by 10000
in New York City. Legislature very
close, with latest indications of a
Democratic majority Of two. If so
Gov. Hill will be elected to succeed
Evarts in the Senate.
NEBRASKA.
Omaha, Neb., Nov. 5.-Roturns are
still meager, but indicate the probable
election of Boyd, Democrat, for Gov
ernor, by small plurality. Demo
Gratis gain one Congressman, Nc
Keighan, surely and probably another,
Bryan. The election Of Dorsey, Re-
publican, in the Third district is not
yet certain.
Boyd, DEM, elected Governor.
Rest of the State ticket in doubt. Two
Democratic Congressman certainly
elected and Dorsey, r., Thompson, D.,
and KEN, F. A., are running neck and
neck in the other district, which is
still in doubt.
NEVADA.
Carson. Nov, 5.-The indications
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