Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1890-11-07

of the Republican State ticket below the
ance have the Legislature, two Congress-
men and most of the county offices.
OMAHA, November 9th. - Seventy-one
counties in this State give the following
vote for Governor: Boyd (Dem,) 65, ,143.
Richards (Rep) 81, ,O4O, Powers (Ailiance)
SO 594. There are eighteen counties yet to
hear from. These gave a vote for Harrison
tn-o years ago CT II 055, Cleveland S,495
Witt the exception of Salina and Clay,
! these G. 1unties are all located in the remote
western section of the State, and it is
doubtful VIII ether they will poll as full q
vote as the lat Presidential election. 4
fair estimate OF the total vote of these
counties would be $1,000 1t is very diff
cult to make reliable forecast as to what
these counties have done this year for either
| of the three gubernatorial candidates.
| The total vote of the State will be from
205 600 to 10000, and the candidate who
receives 20 goo votes is certain of election.
Boyd is now in the lead. but still lacks
1855 of that number. The chances are
that his vote will exceed 10000, because
| the Alliance in the western part of the
State is chiefly made up of Republicans.
l. KANSAS.
KANSAS CITY, November 6th.-Returns
rsceiyed to-day from Kansas do not change
the situation materially. The only posi-
tive change is the election of Broder;ck
(Rep.1 over Moonlight Dem in the First
Congressional District. The State ticket is
still in doubt, with the chances favoring
the Farmers Alliance.
KANSAS CITY, November 6th.-An esti-
mate of the result of the Legislature in
Kansas gives the following Republicans,
10; anti Republicans, including Farmers
Alliance and Democrats, 80. OF the rs Re-
publieans, about 15 Senators pledged them
selves to vote according to the will of the
people of their districts, as expressed in the |
vote for representatives. Nine of these dis |
tricts returned Alliance men. To secure
Ingalls, re election he must secure 81 votes. |
The Legislature is now apparently against |
him by Is votes st least, and possibly "a.
Chsirman Buchanan, of the Kansas |
State Central Committee, telegraphed the |
Associated Press that Humphrey (Rep.) is |
elected Governor All but Is counties give |
plurality of 1889. These IS counties |
have total vote of only 10000, and they
may be counted upon to increase his plu
rality, Buchanan asserts.
OKLAHOMA.
GUTHRIE, November 9th. Oklahoma
Territory went Republican. Haing (Rep),
candidate for delegate to Congress, is
elected by 1873 plurality.
COLORADO.
DENVER (Col.), November 6tb.-Unof1-
cial returns from the State give the follow
ing msjorities: Townsend (Rep), 1856;
Rouett (Rep.), 3,644. The Republicans
will elect the remainder of the State ticket,
vx-it rIo 1c
tendent of Public Instruction and Attor-
ney-General. The Legislature on Joint
ballot will stand Republicans 49, Demo
Gratis ga Democrat gain of IA. This in
sures the reelection of Teller to the United
States Senate.
PENNSYLVANIA.
PHILADELPHIA, November 9Th Com
plete returns ON the State Legislature show
the Republicans have majority of fifty
six on joint ballot.
PHILADELPHIA, November 9Th. - Alex.
K. Craig (Dem) is elected to Congress in
the Twenty fourth District, defeating
Andrew ]. Stewart over 600 votes This
district in 1888 gave Ray (Rep.) 4,33S ma
jority.
Complete figures are now received from
every district in the State. The new dele
CATION will stand II Republicans and II
Democrats, Democratic gain of 4.
OHIO.
TOLEDO, November CHA Canton spe-
cial says: The lack of telegraphic facilities
in Holmes county prevents the exact ascer
tainmsnt of the vote in McKinley's dis
trict. Stark county gives Mckinley 700
majority, and Medina ], 400. Wayne gives
Warwick 800 majority, and the latest ad-
vices from Holmes give him 1880. Nc
Kinley comedies Warwick's election by 300. |
This will be verified unless the vote of the
precincts in Holmes, which is estimated,
show unexpected gains for Mckinley.
MINNESOTA.
ST. PAUL, November 6th.-Lastest figures
from the Fifth Congressional District indi-
cate the possible election of Halverson
(Alliance).
MINNEAPOLIS, November 6th.-Returns
from &c counties give Merriam r. for
Governor plurality of SS26, with Is
counties to hear from. 1t looks as if Mer-
riam were elected. The Fifth Congress
sional District is still in doubt. Castle Cd
is elected in the Fourth, Linds (R in the
Second, Harris D) in the First, o. N.
Hall ID J in the Third. The Alliance will
probably hold the balance Of power in the
State Legislature.
MONTANA.
HELENA, November 6th.-The Republi-
can committee claims Carter will have q
small majority, but Dixon's election is
generally conceded BY from 2o0 to 400
plurality. The Democrats claim two ma
| jority in the State Senate.
NORTH DAKOTA.
FARGO. November 9th Incomplete re-
turns indicate the Legislature will have
sixty Republicans out OF total member
snip of ninety-three. The entire Repub-
lican State and Congressional ticket is
elected
WASHINGTON.
PORTLAND, November 6th.-Complete and
incomplete returns from all but three couE-
| ties in the State of Washington give Will
son (Rep) for Congress l3 ,050, Carroll
| (Dem) 1921. As the vote throughout
| the State was light, this is thought to be
considerably more than one half of the
total vote. Wilson's msiority will proba-
| bly, be between seven and eight thousand.
In 1889. Wilson's majority was 9,9i7. The
| Legislature now stands: Senate-Republi
cans, 81; Democrats, 2; doubtful, L. House