Daily independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 188?-1915, 1890-11-07
THE ELECTIONS EAST.
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Pattison, the Democratic candidate
for Governor OF Pennsylvania, is con-
oeded by over 5000 majority. The
revised figures indicate his majority
to be 10000.
Massachusetts: Russell, Oem.)
is elected Governor Of Massachusetts.
His majority is estimated at 10000,
the largest Democratic majority on
record In that State. The Democrats
gain several Congressman.
Illinois: The Republican State
Central Committee OF Illinois claims
the Legislature by from six to ten on
joint ballot.
New York: New York's delegation
in Congress, if Coombs is defeated,
will be 20 Democrats and IA Repub-
licans, 1t reverses the delegation in
the present Congress of 20 Republi-
cans and IA Democrats.
Indiana: Two hundred and TWEEN
ty townships in Indiana show q net
gain of 4,241, as compared with two
years ago. .........
Wisconsin,: The result in Wiscon-
sin is still matter of doubt. From
the present appearances Peck and the
entire Democratic State ticket is
elected, but the Legislature will be
Republican. congressman will prob
ably stand 6 to 3, a Democratic gain
of one. -
Ohio: The meagre returns received
at the Republican and Democratic
State headquarters indicate the cleo
ton of fourteen Republican Con-
gressmen. This estimate includes the
defeat of Mckinley and Foster.
Foster comedies his defeat, but both
parties claim Mckinley district. A
special from Canton says there is
little or no doubt of McKinley's de-
feat, but the official count, however,
will be necessary to satisfy the Re-
publicans.
Missouri: Returns from the 9Th,
9th, and 10th Congressional Districts
in st. Louis indicate the election of
the Democratic candidates O'Neil,
Cobb and .Byrnes. The returns from
the State are meagre.
Kentucky: Latest returns show
that the Democratic Congressman
Montgomery, Breckenridge, Nc reary,
Stone, Ellis, Goodnight and Paynter
are reelected. The Democrats have
carried Louisville and the Sixth Con-
gressional District, and the Republi-
cans will probably carry the Tenth
and Eleventh Districts.
Nebraska: The returns are still
meagre, but indicate the probable
election of Boyd Osm,l for Governor
by a spall plurality. The complete
returns may possibly elect either Of
the three candidates, but the large
Democratic gains in Omaha and the
eastern end of the State give Boyd the
best chaDce. The Democrats gain on
the Congressional ticket McKeigar
surely and probably another. The
election of Dorsey (Rep) in the Third
District is not yet certain.
! North Dakota: So many persona
and other interests entered into the
contest in North Dakota that the re
suit may not be known this we elk
Both parties claim the victory o
! Congressman, the State ticket and tn,
j Legislature, but ths.hgures received
are more favorable to the claim Of thu
Republicans.
i South Dakota: Mellet. (Rep.), 70
4 Governor, is elected by an uncertain
\ plurality. The Legislature is slight,
Republican, woman suffrage is de
lteated and the capital has been 10
cate 1 in one OF two cities, Huron o
Pierre. The full returns will be nee
essary to decide.
Minnesota: Governor Merriam
$4,000 plurality of two years ago ha
, been reduced 10 greatly that there an