Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1890-11-05

LII ~ low. FAi1 -
aginable kind could be found in most
precincts.
Sixty-three voting precincts in the
State OF Wisconsin, Including thlrty'
six precincts in the city Of Milwau-
kee, SHOW a net Democratic gain, OF
34Sp.
I've bundled precincts Id tue
State, including sixty eisht IN MI
waukee and four towns in the
county OF Milwaukee, show net
democratic gain OF 9i95. The net
democratic gain in slxty-eight pre-
eincts in the city OF Milwaukee IS
ESQ.
Two hundred aud nineteen voting
precincts, including sixty-seven
precincts in Milwaukee City and
four towns in Milwaukee County,
show a net democratic gain Of To-
pa: ~
The republicans now claim the
State by only 300 TO 5000, while the
democrats claim it by 10000. The
republicans lose one Congressman 10
the Milwaukee district. The dele
cation stands six republicans ana
three democrats.
THE KANSAS sCOmSe.
KArsAs err, nov. A.-Adviees
front many points in Kansas Ind :
cate n heavier Farmers' Alliance
vote than anticipated. They Claim
los, 600 votes for the State ticket.
The republicans conceie that the
Farmers Alliance have made heavy
inroads into their rabks. The re-
publicans claim only 1000 plurality
Tor their State ticket. The demo
Gratis think willet tFarnisrs' ALI
aneel may be elected governor. The
Farmers Alliance claim three con-
gressmen aud the democrats two.
The reelection OF Funston anu hei-
ley lreps. } is conceded. The returns
from nineteen counties ia kansas
have been received by the Associ'
ated Press. OF these, eight have
gone republican. six democratic anu
II
five for alliance.
The dispatches indicate al ii pm
that Tor the first time in many years
Ka..sas sends n broken republican
delegation 10 Congress -.
Returns ffom Kansas on the Stale
ticket indicate the election OF Gov
ernor Humphrey ,rep.l by lO,oOO tc
1900 plurality.
MINNESOTA FAvORs DEMOCRACY.
| ST. PAUL, Nov. 4.-The result
will he late, from the fact that ms
| Alliance Fote preveitts ans accurate
estimates rs to the probable plural
/ ity. That vote will come so largely
from the more distant country DIS
,ricls that nothing certain VIII %
known early in the night
! The Alliance vote, 50 lar as hearu
from up TO II O'Clock, i not nearly
"a great as the leaders Of the move
ment counted on. Late ngures az
AGAINST the high claim OF tue repnp
IiS.on committee and in favor OF th'
democracy. The vote OF Allnneapo
/ lie seems likely TO settle the elec
D
ton. =, a.. -.
cratic Site committee says ~
thinks they have ghned three eoh
gressruen and governor. 81,
Tbn Minnesota delegation III tint
naxf CG1rssss viii have nj least on
'T,Tnocrat 10 four republicans in
- a. ,l.,,,ocrats are claiming fOu
. out Of the five.
MISSOURI Is DEMOCRATIC
81. IorIs. Nov. 4.-Rsports from
oil tIe twenty-eiEht wards indieal
,i,.t tbe vote will be large. IL
iraiers are placing it as hisn q
= 80. 600. ,. a.,
Thp excitement is running VI
, usually high for an of year. IDei
z was no trouble 20 speak Oh. nv -,
1 was much confusion attending IN
! frst practical trial Of the Aus'raiia
: Tho returns s.tu 70 Indicate th'
: The democrats have carried u
n Eigbth and Ninth congressio.in,'
p Jistricts by good majorities. II
I JistTicfs now represented by republ
ems seem TO he lost 10 tisln.
i fact the republicans coneede bythe
e dem election.
KANSAS CITY, Nov. 4..N ear
v flU returns from. this i!ackso
connt,, show t1Jariiy for L
e democratic ticket.
.e The Farmers Alliance anu
N sibmission republicans elect
It many candidates to the begis'atul
2 The formerly are bitterly opposed
a rule. - Ingalls,, whose term {
n hrs In 1891, but the latter, WI
IS onnas,.d 10 the republican state
% ministration, will vote ior lhg ~
y reelection, so that the senior N
soc Senator will doubtless retain
tie cat THE democratic represent. ~
" i'm the Legislature viii be small
~ rowA's RECORD.
tie DIES AtoISEs, Nov. IA Ia
iei vote was polled and more strail
~ tickets were cast by all parties "
ha Returns received up to midnii
vt indicate a republican plurality
,ba State ticket Of from 1000 b
he o10 The democrats claim the 9
he tion NJ their State ticket by ,
M plurality. Hayes (dem.) Is re'eiec
al in the second district; =,
as COuScIL BLUFFS, Nov. IN
he Ger returns indicate the electloi
"a Red (rep.) for Congress by 60
ne 1000.
an connlete returns show great DE
he cratic gains in the first Iowa
ger CLOSE VOTING.
i CoxcoRp. y. H., Nov. l.
- saventv.three towns the dehioc
~. gain eighteen members Of the ~
Of Representatives, and ~ !
Headquarters in this city uhey q
That they have carried the Stat'
" 1srbe repubIicans concede the
'i y. ,;on ~ Mckinney (Dem.) to {
,aJ Sress in the first district by 100
ing iOrity.
iot. sam.-The democratic State
Ice ri,fee claim Amsden's electio
GEN governor by the people and the
zion OF Mckinney and Daniel
mt. Conyress. Also n majority IN
Honse. with the Senate IN dc
one The vote is the closest for years
'he CALIFORNIA
bal
the SAN Francisco, Nov =
/, he withstanding the fact that the
he lion was complicated in this ;
'ook Inc fact that number OF inde
dent tickets IN the field, the pf
Il Of raj ones Of which are the re
om- democrats and the O'Dcnneli u
RES the real contest is believed to b
tate trsen the democratic and +,
ture iicSn uarties. The republican
-ess- committee claims that Land
and nnblicanl for Congress in the
district viii be elected over u
reb- Siemocrat). The total registr
Ia to IN san Francisco this year
ated nearly 80, 900, which Is 100
re- than the registration oil TWO
and ago. -,
n to The count is 22s out of SD
dis -. Ran1hiicau vote.