The Forrest City times., 1890-11-08

''rhe republican statc committee comedies
 about Soo. and Foster, rep. hy I5 Or loo. The
 democratic candidates In the other close cou-
 Ercssiunal districts receive 'naioritics ranging | upwards from 6l0. With thc exception of C,s. grove at Cincinnati, who was defeated hy Storcr. rep, by 2.7u0. One of tho most re-
 markahle democratic gains was m the Seventeenth district. whore Pattison, denl..
 was elected by 3.laN. with gain of l.5t1 over
 last fuls vote. The republican committee 1 comedies the delegation to congl ess will stand, republicans to ii democrats. | "on the returns received and on private l ndvices the democratic committee estimates i the republican plurality on thc head ot the | ticket will be about lu,OW. and think t may | fall below these figures. On unofficial taurcS | they claim Mckinley is defeated by BIS, and
 Foster 4g0. 1he,r estimate as c. the nu- | mcrical standing of the delegation Is the
 same as that of the republican committee | WOOSTER. O.. Nov. 5-Owing to the non | ncial cnnnt could not be made to-day. War | wick will nave 8lq votes over Mckiuicy and Cromlcy &' over Hson. This is based oi rts- | turns received st democratic hcudu uuartcrS. | fhc chnirman uf thc republican ccinlaittpe | says Warwick siti not have over 2'O l CANTON. Nov O. kch inlcys great gain of @..Ui up t0 tonight lacks llI of eicctlng hiin.
 The iato~i irosa Hoimcs. with estimates on | two of the rfertgets. clve Warwick ,eu pltt- 1 rality Wayne goes S9o for Warwick. Medi- l na, official, for Mekinl1y by plurality of | LBS. and stark, hts home county, with gain | Of over 2Uru. gives Sbu Tor Mckinley, semi official. The official count may change this
 
 news from Holmes.
 JEFFERSON, Tex. Nov. 5-Returns not all
 in but il is safe to say there is big demo- cratic victory in this county, one of the rank est republican, counties in the state. Tho | full democratic state ticket was elected by large mujorities. aud tho entire democratic deiegHtion to congress.
 | TExAItKANA, Nov. 6--Full returns from the | Bowie county election show tho democratic l ticket elected by majorities ranging from 1 seven to eight hundred except for sherii. where Cannon. the regular democrat. defeats l Geo Edwards, independent. by &0o NAsHviLLE, Tenn, Nov. 5-EcturrS from yesterdays elections come in slowly Gueh- anan, dem, for governor, will have aotoeeu 2a.u1and 3o,G00 majority over Baxter. rep. and Kelly. probi Legislature two-thirds democmtic in both houses, democrats having
 made gains in legislature oi East Tennessee. Congrcssional delegation will stand ns iei- lows; Republicans. ? Houk and Butler; democrats. <, a gain Of !.
 Arkansans will be glad to know that poor Kelly, of kansas, has turned his toes to the daisies.
 Illinois elects ls democratic congressman out of 2u total.
 KANSAS CITY, Nov. 5--The republican can iidate for governor Is beaten; SIX out of the seven republican congressional candidates defcatcd; Senator Ingalls, reelection u sub iect of grave doubt. That is tho situation in Kansas.
 The election of Humphrey. rep. was con sidercd q probability. Robinson, dem. pos si- hiiity, and Niilett, f. A., not in it. To-day | the returns, practically complete, landed Will lett the winner.
 The republicans lost Six out of the seven congressman.
 The democrats were successful, and phe- nomenally so. the First district oleetiug
 Thomas Moonlight over tasc Broderick, rep, by lu.Wu majority,
 The Farmers Alliance carried the other Ave districts eleeting Glover over Perkins rep. in the Fhird; Otis over Kelly in thc Fourth; Davis over Phillips, rep, in the Fitth; Baker over McNai m the Shth, aud simpson oyer Holowca in the seventh. Tho kanses delegation will siand: Rcpuh. licaus l, democrats 1. farmcrs Alliance .,
 Another surprise iiss in the possible defeat for reelection c. Senator lngarS, whose tune expires iu lefi The Alliance aud the demo Crat- walged Il bitter war against him. The result IS the certain election of a Ali aucc and democratic Legislators asatust aa fc- publlcans. some ot tue latter may vote for lugalIs, but his opposition clan that thost newly elected whu oppose hitu, tpgether wlth tho opposition hol0oSefs, ~itl gtYe surely su votes or majority ot six votes against hiH FutttpfLrhfN. Nov. , Latest rVtafu> irotu the tYeniS- eight euugresSiUuai districts ol inc siatc show ine eiecttuD uf eighteen rcpubii. cans and ten dcuucnlta Tue present dctt~ gHtiuu itum thiS state sGlnds twcntS cone fr publtCHns and seven democrats Both cun- t"stai3ts clalm the ilth district but complete unoi'icia' returns givo Elliott ipd majority. LOut-iana, MIssisslppi, Alghauu. Georgia Tennessee, Florida, kentucky, Arkansas, the
 Ntrg mas and taipinAs are stt,i true to trs,dr ton
 s>r. p,rL. No, 6-Full returns and careful estimates from Il uf tho ,N cpunt{cs. in Min ucspla gave f,ttG Plurality Tor Wilson. dcne lOf klNEt4AtlIt hhh ttlUNklEAH NtttltAlttrtk caiia the eiect5on oi Ncrriam by about l.t1d ptuuittN, but the democrats are e4uHuy .trong iu thctr eiaims Vi the state for N ilsuH ttY from | uJl Ia @utj. AS Co cungFesstneu Il sceils probable that tAo tlNc arc demaegats and that Past5 also elaiins tho Fifth district
 This is the strong Aiiancr district. hai the Aiibuce counties haze uut been beard iroH-
 Nothing complete has bccn heard from th. icEt~aiurc but the republicans etalin slltt
 nnJority.
 inc flgttltasFttf- iii
 liy by one ln taree JoInI anIot; theY arn also hopeful ot eleetinx Palmer to succeed
 ONAuA. Nov a-Tlie chairman of the deuo. cratic comnittce etalrus Boyd'S election ty from a,VOi io ,.eQJ plurality Hc cains al the cong SresSuleu aud the entire state tgekCt.
 OMAHA. Nov. a The ciccttpn of Hyan. dcU., over present ftrthtcau iuemhcr troa the Ftrst dls.fle-s at0 NcN"ikEain. aetn. Ale iJa.cr. ia Inc >e10AI Wle4rict over Harlan, rep. ,- now oofiGea ru
 James F. Boyd. aeluocfAtic canditAie for governor. carT,"s b0. Yates by over l@,un wlih ihrcv precincts uarcportsd, N hlea Nili probably increase hl- majority to lao1. Tine balance ot the rcpubNVan state ticket is in doaot- Reports on legislature are tnensnplete Later rcturns indicate that prohibition ls de tcatcj 10 the stato by over iN,UU
 MILWAUKEE, Nov G. Latest returns from the state indicate p'uml.tj of @3vn aud up- elect d majority uf the assembly nicu, aid tie state senate. In thc lower house. tbes wlll have rlaJority of :. Ihcy elect : oH of pi CuuSrcssu4ep.
 ST. LUtIs NaE. s-Ieetcrlays election changed considerably the cutnpeNian ot inc stale ui Missouri. The democrats sgad a f0i do ekutlou to congress. Nlt1 one exception. thSy elect the siate ticket and W III have a joint ballot in inc legislature by larHe ma jorty. Returns ate euuiag iu slowly. aud several day will ctapso bvfprs the ut3ulul vote eau hc gwen The chairman ut thu
 pcmocrtlo State Committee sad ta-nigh' that Nasic. rep, had undoubtedly detCstc1 Ryan in he fhirlrcnth congressional district The democrats h. sad will have majority ot probably Il on !oint hatlot in the l0alsia. turc. and that they had elected their state ticket by at least ieOu1. ii the democrats have A majority 0n joint ballot iu tho iogi~ia- tugc. and there k little doubt of that tt will assure the return of senator Vest.
 DhS MONIES, Nov, 1--lhe returns from one third of the state show democratic gains sui ncicnt, If continued. .o wipe out thc rrpubi- cain Iua iorftN ot two years ago and give a small democratic majority Congressional lNiNEltLln. { IL now AnnNnrk. Mfl sIAnn