The Austin weekly statesman. (Austin, Tex.) 1883-1898, 1890-11-13
BILL M'KINLEY,
THE HIGH PRIEST OF ROB
Der TARIFF, GIVES 1T UP.
HE ACKNOWLEDGES HIS DEFEAT
Democratic United States Senators
Assured in New York, Illinois
and Kansas.
NEW YORK .

election of sixty-eight Democratic assem-
blymen in New York state and sixty Re-
publicans. As the Democrats have thir-
teen senators against nineteen Republicans
the former will thus have on joint ballot
eighty-one votes against the latter's sew
enty-nine, which lnsures the election of a
Democratic successor to Senator Evarts.
Moreover the Democrats claim that two
assembly districts, created by the Repub-
licans, namely: Duchess county and
Montgomery county, belong to them.
CONNECTICUT.
HARTFORD. Conn, Nov. 6.-The legislature
| stands: Senate-Repubican g. Democrats
16. House-Republican 1874, Democrats
! III. One not heard from yet. Republican
majority on Joint ballot s or 10. The legis-
lature will have to settle the governor mat
| ter Morris can only have a popular ma
iority, if the Prohibition vote is thrown out,
otherwise no election. The proposed rejec-
| ton of the Prohibition votes is based on the
word "for" on the ticket before governor.
| The votes, however, were printed according
! to he specimen furnished by the secretary
of state. The congressional delegation
stands Democrats 3, Republicans l..
ILLINOIS.
CHICAGO. H., Nov. 6.-Chairman Jones of
the Republican State Central committee,
according W Inc Pally NeWe' '0 Un. u,do
ieglslatnre 10 tile peuu, aus G10i OF of
[ 1O2 in the state show net gain of over
1000 for the Democratic state ticket.
KANKAKEE, Nov. 6-Indications now
point to the election of H. w. Snow, Dem
ocrat, as congressman from the Ninth dis
trict, over L. E. Payson, Republican. The
no1pS;hIa eIection
possible eieo'ion'
THE fohoh BILL.
MEMPHIS Tenn, Nov. 6.-Unlted States
Senator Jsham G. Harris of Tennessee, who
10 in tho city was asked nv q renorter what
aeraat 49,, o.',,, 80 r,,osdav,s o,oct;or would
eilect tne result oa Soros LII wv tha
nave oi 1Ie pasSase d. ny az tU,' Of the u Vn
ion il will INTENSITY the Republicans and
make them more determined than ever in
attemnting to force its passage. 1t NAV,
however result in their abandonment of
| the hill"
| DELAWARE.
WILMINGTON, Del, Nov. 6.-The board of
| canvass of Sussex county has just com
pleted the official count of that county,
/ governor, COS, aid Causey, Democrat for
congress, 618 majority. The majority in
the State. with unofficial figures from New
caste and Kent, are: Reynolds, $751; Cansey
1876. The official count of other counties
NORTH DAKOTA.
FARGO, N. D., Nov. 6.-lncomplete re-
turns indicate that the Republicans viii
have sixty representatives out of ninety
three members, the balance being divided
between Democrats and Independents
Johnson, Republican, for congress claims
5000 majority, but 1t may not go over 5000
Burke, Republican, for governor, Will nave
4,uoo iuaJorlty, Inc ehtlle s'"to i'ePuo'i
oali 'i0No' 10 @Ae u,Ns,s
r. po,,1,;oo,
TOPEKA, has., NOV: - ne neP oi 1Ia,
State Cehtral conilnlttee .his in Tns oot I'll
ceue tnaC !ne GPp1Esa'ifHn W. nns"i'' VII
nave haJ"il'y III 'ne ,eee."'ue'
LEAVENWokih, mas, wy. o go az
n niurS that MoonIio6t Democrat is defeated
hv Rrodar;ck Re6nhlican for congress- il
10 Eirst district
WV ''
UNSATISFACTORY
SEATTLE, Wash, Nov. 6.-Returns ano
estimates from al counCles III ene sla's
Ssoi,ToI;t,, Of so0o. 0lvmn,a for the canita
has ~ toO majority, The Republicans have
thirtv,one state Senator'S, and the Demo
| cro,s eiobt and one county n tie The
house stands Republicans seven three
Democrats thirteen.
MINNESOTA.
| M,NNp,po,,s Nov 6-Returns from "a
counties give Merrcom, Republican, fol
governor 74,069 votes, Nilsson, Democrat
| 10,243, and Owen Alliance, As, 8A. Plural
lty OF $3.50 Ior MeTrcoln, WIN 10 couhCles
To neai ii III Ailienne will nIohabIu hole
nc haioros of nnwar IN The state IepisIa-
tm mr '"''''oo "a p'"'i
ppNNsv1yAN1A
pt,,, nv,pu,, Nov 6-Comnlete return,
on the house Of representatives give the
Republicans lS3 members, democrats era ~
anu imueP hma rnoi, rit~ nf &c on in,n
ballot.
NEBRASKA.
OMAHA. Nov. 6-Bovd Democrat, i,
elected governor by 5000 to 900 plurality
Most OF the hepuDlicaHlr s,a'e E tiUnes Dei ~
I;canca have the lesisla1nre two congress
men and most of the court officers.
NEW HAMPSHIRE.
CoNropn N TT Nov. 1.-THE Democrats
have two congressman from this state
Potb narties claim the legislature.
CoIoRADo.
49, ~, q oao;oi uo.,,u,,
DENVER, Gol., MY. o',i. 81 tt nS
VIII DE required 10 ueternilhe iesul' Vi 'ne
electloh III thls S'aIe'