Telegram-herald., 1890-11-07
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sote u IlliEois. o@eizl uncr1cizl aaa
esiimaie1. indicates TIE elsctioa q
AuhsFg, Req. for state treasure. by
plsr4litY o about - eoo over Nilssa,
Den. kd~zras hep, for slPeristen-
deaf q Pablie iastEuetion las pln-
Fziity Of : ooo over R4Ab Dsm-
TIE following are the Congressmea-
elect from the ssate.
first district Asasf TayleF. Rep Second
LssTzzcs = Nclsaau Dem Tksrd. Ailsa 4
DurlorsS. Dem. FoeIth wsitsrc Seseerry,
Dem- Fifth Aiseft . Hsgkins Res. snth.
R0aSEs = Alti, Rep SsssntA Thomas :.
HsAsieEsoa. Rep < gEEA. C14Tles A. HI
Rep. Niath. n W Sasv. Dem FeEta,
PaiaP ;. pest Res. Elesentk benlsmia =.
Cattle Den fselfta. Scott Wac. Den
Thlrtseaih. Whiisn n Springer Den Pour
teaatl. Dwsn Scott. Dsu. k1ftecEth. :. e.
baseg. DsIa.; ssx-eent1. Georss n. ftIAisn.
Deia.s osFcatesuth. E-sar4 Lane, Dem
Est eeRta. william 3 FCrtnsh Dsm Nine
tesnta. Jamss X Williams. Dta- gwentiesh.
Geogg- 81 ssa.tA Rep.
las vote throughout the State. As
compared with that OF lsss. is PSI. 100
short
Great interest has been felt in Illi-
nos in the outcome o: the vigorous can
yass which General Joan NJ Palmer
has made for the electlon Of the
majority of the General Assembly
on Joint ballot Early ia June
the Democrats, departing from
their usual custom, named General
I Palmer in State convent tion as the Scna-
torial candidate against Charles b. Far
we'll. the present ineum bent. and Gen
eral Palmer has made q personal can
vass Of tue State in behalf OF his party.
Both parties are claiming a majority on
T joint ballot and the Democrats are hope
/ fui OF electing General Palmer to sue
/ Deed Senator FsrwelL
/ CHICAGO. Nov o-The Democratic
I State Central Committee says that the
! Legislature on joint assembly will
stand i0I Republiczrs, lel Democrats
4 and 2 Farmers Alliance representa-
/ tiyes. One OF the Alliance men, Moore,
OF the Fourty fourth district has said
that 40 will affiliate with the Democrats
on all party measures. but viii not vote
/
Senator. The Democrats hope to gain
another Representative in Hardin
| County, where the returns are yet in
complete. This would give General
Palmer a majority of one on joint ballot
| CHICAGO Nov. 6-The police returns
! give Frank Lawler, Democratic candi-
date for sheriff. a majority Of a,556 in
the city. The county towns give Gill
bert, Rep. majority of 1924. II the
police returns are correct Gilbert is
elected sheriff by a majority Of 75a
INDIANA.
| INDIANAPOLIS, Ind, Nov. 6. The
canvsssing boards are meeting through
out the State and the Official returns
| viii be certified to the Secretary OF State
at once. Semi-official returns from all the
counties give the Democrats eleven out
OF thirteen Congressman, the State
ticket by 10, coo majority, and control OF
both branches of the Legislature. This
county gives the State Democratic ticket
about $500 plurality, a gain Of 5, GOO
over 1858. A gain OF 80 was made In
| Harrison's ward, 81 of which was made
In his precinct
The following Democrats are certainl y
elected: j. l.. Bretz, Second district;
Jason Brown, Third; w. S. Holman,
Fourth; George w. Cooper, Fifth; w.
d. Bynum. Seventh; c. A. Mcclellan.
Twelfth; E. V. Bookshire, Eighth;
David Patton, Tenth; A. n. Martin,
Eleventh; 3. F. Shively, Thirteenth.
The Republicans known to be elected
are: Henry NJ. johnson, Sixth; Dan
iel Waugh, Ninth. Conflicting re-
ports come from the First district,
where w. F. Parrett is the Democratic
candidate and H. L. Wright the Repub,
lican candidate. Chairman Michener,
OF the Republican committee, received
telegram saying that Wright was
elected by 300 majority, but the Demo
cratic committee disputes this From
the best information at hand IL is be-
lieved that the Democrats will have a
majority of not less than 40 on joint
ballot in the Legislature.
This (Marion) county is Democratic
by 2, 500 or 5000 The Second ward, tho
one in which President Harrison voted
gave a net Democratic gain OF ls2
WISCONSIN.
MILWAUKEE, Nov. G. 6.-George W. Peck
and the entire Democratic State ticket
is elected by plurality OF from 90, ,00C
10 so, 600 votes The Democrats gain
five Congressman, which will make
the representation from the State
seven Democrats TO two Repub
licans. exactly reversing tho present
representation. The Republicans viii
lose United States Senator, as ths
least % on joint ballot in the Legisla
ture This may be increased. 1ht
Democrats have tho State Senate by
majority OF 8 The defeated Congress
men are LaFollette. Thomas, ClsrI
and McCord. all OF whom took al
active part in passing the Mckinley
tariff bill. The only Republican Con
gresham reelected is HaBgen in th'
Eighth district while Cooper. tho sue
cessful candidate in the First district
has never been in Congress.
TWenty-three counties complete gi.'
Feck a plurality Of 6, 600
80 far as can be calculated wiscon
sins delegation % the next Congress
will be about "a follows
FIRST district. X. A Ccsper. Rep Secont
ChsTies Rarvig. psm-; THIRD. A r Bushnsa
pen Fourth John Z Mitchell DEN Fifts
George p Byfesasr DEN sisiA- +. Nils'
Den. Srventz. Fraok Cosaro. Dem Eigktk
dosegais SistA. TAoFass Lyuca. psz-
ONO.
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returns 50 far as received At : o'olocl