Omaha daily bee., 1890-11-05

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that the majority for and against will be
very small. This city polcd the largest
| number of straight republican votes 1t has
ever polled and republicans are conf dent of
success, although 1t is generally admitted
the Independents adhered more closely to
tleir ticket than was expected The alliance
will poll Il large vote In this county aud will
fall but little behind either of the old parties.
| Boyd has not received the unanimous sup
port of the Germans that he and his friends
anticipated.
ALMA, Neb., Oct 4-rSpecia Telegram to
The BEE Alma township: Richards, -;
Powers, ll0; Boyd, 27; Paine, II. The
amendment carried by 33 votes in Alma
township. Harlan county will give a
majority of about $50 for the amendment
RED CLOUD, Neb., Nov 4. 4.-[Spccial Tele
! gram to TnE BEE. Reports are still favor
able for the entire republican ticket. Prohi-
| bition will carry in the county by a small
| majority
0RLrANs, Neb Nov. 4.-TSpecial Telegram
to THE BEE.-The total vote is 2O3 FOR Or
leans precinct. Boyd, 81; Richards 81;
Keighan, 1906; Harlan, 81,
| NEBRASKA CITY. Neb, Nov. A. Special
| Telegram to THE BEE. -Beturns from Four
| Mile precinct give total vote of ll6. Boyd,
congress, 81; Conncll, 2s, Root, %; for proh
bition, ~ and against 81. The count in the
city is not near completed at :22 but
| the democratic ticket is conceded ahead
| ana VIII give l,UOU majority against
! prohibition. Chairman Watson of the state
| central committee says the county VIII give
| 1000 majority against the amendment but
he could not make an estimate on the
regular and democratic state tickets.
| HASTINGS Neb., Nov. A. Special Tele-
gram to THE BEE The most exciting gen
eral election held for years closed tonig ht.
]. Harlan leads the republican ticket A Ii ght
vote was cast in this city Fully four hun
| dred voters were unable to cast their votes
| nNvinCr IN n mi lprs n ndi
| the hour of closing the polls. The
labores on the railroad and sewer
work supposed the polls would close at I
o'clock, The total is ,iO3 votes cast in the
| city. Prohibition is defeated in this city by
400 majority. Prohibition is holding its own
in the country precincts. Boyd has probably
carried the First ward The other three
wards give majority for Richards and Har-
| Ian. The count in the city is progressing
slowly, and will not be completed tonight,
BENNINGTON, Neb. Nov Especial rele-
| gram to JnE BEE. -Lytle 81. O'Brien 81,
Kyner 80, Specht 90 Mount 65, Baer IS,
Baldwin 80, Overall 65, McCardle 80, Gard
ner l25, Capek lO3, Ford 81. Sternsdorft l29,
Breen l29, Bireman us, Huse l?6, Felker
13l, Bertrand l37 Ind l6, Mahoney lac,
Timme l49, Wolcott -, Rosaker Is, Vancamp
lO9, Sanders ~, Against prohibition POP, for !.
| FREMONT, Neb, Nov. 4.-ISpecial Tele-
gram to TIE BEE Eight voting places in
Dodge county, including Fremont, give
Richards Isl majority over Boyd. Richards
| ana Dorsey run about even in the city. The
count on the amendment is slow. A mid
night the count showed l65 for prohibition
There will probably be 300 prohibition votes
| out of 400.
SUTTON, Neb., Nov. 4-tSpccal Telegram
to THE BEE Sutton precinct outside of the
town, gives Powers 1870; Boyd, 26; Richards,
I; Mckeighan. 1874; Harlan, 2l; prohibition,
IS: antiprohibition, 3d. School Creek pre-.
cinct voted heavy for McKeighan and the in
dependent ticket,
to The BEr.l-,Mulleu precinct, Hooker
county; Richards, Z; Boyd, -; Powers, "a;
Dorsey Z; Thompson, IL; KEN, 81. For
prohibition, 10; against 25,
LINCOLN, Neb, Nov. 4.--Specal Tele-
gram to The BEE. The republican vote
mas suffered greatly both in the city of Lin
coin and Lancaster county. Thus the Secon d
ward, that formerly cast only % democratic
votes, shows the following figures Boyd 33O,
Richards 2S5, Bryan 35l. Connell 215. In the
same ward Benton received 42S votes.
| The ticket is badly scratched and counting
| very slow. Returns from West Lincoln,
| Yankee Hill, Grant, Waverly and Second
and Sixth wards give a total vote for Rich
| IWentynine precincts are to hear from.
| Boyd and U'Brien run ahead of the ticket in
the city Courtney, the republican candi-
date for county attorney, is probably de-
| feated by Smell, fusion. The republican,
| claim five of seven on the Legislative ticket
| There is a sure majority against prohi btion
which may reach $500 In Lancaster county.
| Bryan gets rs majority in the Second ward,
| a democratic gain of 1000.
Nine precincts in Lancaster county give
Richards As, Boyd l,066, Powers 467.
Paine 1863. The First ward Cunoi1iciaD, gives
Boyd POO majority. Boyd and Bryan have
probably the Third ward. Wolfenbarger
claims that the amendment will carry. At
republican headquarters the state is claimed
for Richards.
SUPERIOR, Neb, Nov; Especial Tele;
vote GA; Richards "a, Powers 30, Boyd 3,
McKeighan 3s, Harlan 26 prohibition ma
iority 30. Blaine precinct, total voIe l42;
Richards "A, Boyd 6, Powers 112 McKeighan
liz, Harlan "A, prohibition majority 20.
NORFOLK, Neb, Nov. Especial Tele-
gram to The BEE, The tickets Were badly
scratched and the counting is very slow. An
estimate for Norfolk gives republican vote
of 800, democrat 440, independent 60, prohibi-
tion 45; majority against the prohi bition
amendment about $50. Richards runs slightly
behind his ticket DR.. Bear will have 500
majority for lieutenant governor. Dorsey
runs 100 ahead.
to The BEE. Reports outside indicate the
vote on the amendment in Antelope county
| stand-off.
HARRINGTON Neb, Nov 4-TSpecial Tcle-
gram to THE BEE. Five precincts including
Harrington and Coleridge give Richards 2O5,
Boyd 1872 Powers ll2. Dorsey 2l3,. Thompson
| l49, KEN 10.
NORFOLK, Neb. Fov. Especial Telegram
to The BEE. The tickets are badl y scratched
and the counting is very slow. An estimate
makes NorfollS's republican vote 36O, demo
cratic 44O independent 60, and prohibition 10.
The majority against the prohibition amend
ment is about $50. Richards runs slightly
behind his ticket. DR.. Baer will have 800
majority for lieutenant governor. Dorsey
runs 100 ahead.
GENEvA, Neb.. Nov. Especial Telegram
to The BEE, -Chalsea precinct, Fillmore
county, for prohibition "A, against 63, for
high license -, against ll3, Richards 33,
Boyd 2, Powers l?2, Paine 2, Ncheighan l09,
Harlan Il,
CLAY CENTER, Neb., Nov. Especial Tee-
gram TO The BEE. Powers and McKeighan
have carried this county by 200 majority
The prohibition amendment Will have good
majority
HAnrwEII, Neb, Nov. Especial Tele-
gram to THE BEE. Eaton precinct votes
cast, 1885, First count gives Richards IL,
Boyd a. Powers So McKeighan l25, Harlan
l3, against prohibition 100.
ARAPAHoE, Neb., Nov. Special Telegram
to The BEE. -McKeighan lis, Harlan lO9.
For governor, Powers, Boyd and Richards
are abouteven For prohibition a. against $50.
TECUMsEH, Neb, Nov. 4,-ISpecial Tele-
gram to The BEE.l-Prohibition has carried
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