Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1890-11-06
THE ELECTIONS.
No lateral Change Made BY
Later Returns.
The Vote Runs Clese In CONGRESSMAN
1cKhlsy's district,
But BE Will Probably b Elected by a
Small Plurality.
The Democratic Congressional Gaius Con.
ffmsd BY Later Reports.
The Customary OH Year Iodiiis, sncs
Does the Business.
The Customary OF Year Iodifisl sncs
Does the Business.

CHICAGO, Nov. 5.-Congressman Taylor,
rep, is reelected in the fret Illinois dis
trict. Allan C. Dubarrow, dem, is elected
in the third Illinois Congressional district.
Congressman j. c. Cannon telegraphs
from Danviile, H., that his democratic
opponent has 800 majority.
A Daily News dispatch from Blooming
ton, H., says "Congressman Rowell,
rep. in the 18th district, hiss failed to se-
cure reelection. His opponent has car
ried the district BY 800 votes"
An Evening Journal special from Rock
ford, ILL.,, states that Congressman Hit,
rep, of the sixth district wss reelected by
4 majority Of 1000. This shows falling
OF of 1900 votes from last election
Senator c. b. Farwell said today: "If
We have suffered defeat it is owing to three
things, the Mckinley bill, the Farmers
Alliance, and the school law. 1t 10 no use
denying but the people are wonderfully
prejudiced against the Mckinley bill, aud
many republicans seized upon the oppor-
tuuity of showing their disapproval of this
law. The Mckinley bill is all right. but
the people have to be educated up to it.
When the people fully understand this law
there will be = landslide the other way
Chicago, P. NJ. The full vote for Hi
moi, is official, not unofficial ss estimated,
which indicates the election of Ambergh.
rep, for State Treasurer by plurality of
about 10 Edwards, rep, Superinten-
dent Of Public Instruction, has a plurality
of 5000. Senator Calvin S. Brce ,ele.
graphs Chairman Phelps. State central dem
ocratic committee congratulations" Ohio
elects fourteen democratic congressman, a
gain Of nine. Mckinley and Foster defeat
ed.
Complete official returns from all coun-
ties iu the Congressional district, give Bus.
sey plurality over Cannon between COO
and eco.
The following Congressman are elected
from Illinois First district. Abner Taylor
rep. second, Lawrence z. McCann, dem.
third, Allen Z. Durburow. DEM: fourth,
Walter C. Newberry, dem,; fifth, Albert
J. Hopkins, rep; sixth, Robert X. Hita,
rep; seventh, Thomas J. Henderson, rep;
eighth, Charles A. Hill, rep; ninth. Lewis
f. Payson, rep. tenth, Philip S. Post,
rep; eleventh, Benz. T. Cable, dem.
twelfth, Scott Wike, dem thirteenth.
WIN. M. Springer, slem. fourteenth, Owen
Scott. dem.; fifteenth, S. I. Busey. dem.
sixteenth, George W Fi,bian, dem.; sew
enteenth, Edward Lane, cam.; eighteenth,
w. S. Forman, dem.; nineteenth, James
X. Williams, dem. twentieth, George W.
Smith, rep.
The Republican State Central committee
insists tonight that it will control the gen.
eral assembly by five or six on joint ballot.
aed the democarts as vigorously claim a
majority Of from one to three; but the re-
suit is still in doubt With possibilities that
republicans will have bare majority on
joint ballot. The House will certainly be
close with chances tonight in favor of the
democrats. The latest returns from the
10th Congressional district indicate the
democratic Congressman Fithian defeated
by Reeder. Farmers Mutual Benefit
association candidate. This is probably
correct and will leave the Illinois delega
tion | democrats, s republicans, / Far
mers NJ. Il. A.
How They Figure the House.