Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1890-11-07


republicans two congressman with one in
doubt.
! DUBUQUE, Ia, Nov. A heavy vote
Is polled IN this city. The count is not
complete, but Coush, democrat, for con-
greSS Is holding close to the Boies vote
last year HenderSon's home ward gives
hlm 10 majority. The usual republican
majority in the ward is 800.
DIS MONIES, Nov. 4.-The returns re-
celved up to midnight indicate a repub6
can plurality on tha state ticket of from
1000 to 10000, The democrats claim the
election of their state ticket by 5000
plurality. The first, fourth, sixth. ninth
and eleventh congressional districts are
doubtful with probabilities in favor of
Republicans. Hayes democrat, is re-elect-
ed in the second district and other ais,
'rietS are considered safely republican.
Sioux CRY, Iowa, No.. 5.-At2 O'Clock
mcomplete returns of the seventh district
indicate the election of Perkins republican
by majority of 1000.
DEs MONIES. Nov. 5.-The returns re-
celved up to midnight Indicate a repuhI
can plurality on the state ticket from 100
to 10000. The democrats claim the elec-
ton OF their state ticket by 5000 plural
ity.
MISSISSIPPI.
JACKSON, Nov. 4.-The election passed
OF quietly Throughout the state. The in
locations are that the democrats will elect
SOLID congressional delegation.
CoNNECTICUr.
New BRITAIN. Conn. Nov. 4.-The
ItnNrTafI IA fsrl-,tg
IN this city. Markley and Muller. demo
Gratis, are elected to the house of repreSen.
tativeS.
HARTFORD, Mo-. 4.-Thirty.four towns
show net democratic gain Of the state
ticket of SSS votes.
Hartford-The legislature is apparently
republican on joint ballot 10y about y.
Syerry IN the first and Wilcox in the sec
1nd' democrats, are elected to congress.
Russell IN the third district rrurN''cl9 is
elected. The fourth Is uncertain.
MARYLAND.
BALTIMoRE, Nov. A dispatch to the
Sun says that McIane. democrat, is probah-
" elected in the sixth district. He leads
McComas in the latter's own county Inv
one hundred majority. Returns from
the fifth district show large gains for
compton, over Mudd, republican.
LOUISIANA
NEW ORLEANS, Nov. 4.-Thr latest re-
turns indicate that Never, democrat de-
teated Warmouth, republican. for CON
greSS in the first district by :, 900 majority.
and Lagan, democrat. defeated Coleman.
republican, of the second district. hv 5000.
In other districts there was no organized
opposition to the democrats
TENAS.
New ORLEANS, Nov. T. The Times
Democrats Austin special. says 1t will
be some days before the official returns
Will be received but it may be assumed
that the state democratic ticket is elected
something like the usual majority.
ARKANSAS
LITTLE Rock, Nov. 4-Thc election is
quiet and without incident here. Terry.
democrat for congress, running | ,4S5, 10
l,l45 for Harrison. republican.
Omaha.-The democrats claim the elec-
tiou of Boyd for governor. The remain
der of the ticket is in doubt
LITTLE Rock, Nov. 4-The republican
State committee claim the election of Lam
gley lrep) in the second district and
FeatherStone lrep.l in the first.
The best estimate on Ohio congressman
here Is that the republicans have elected
nine, and the democrats nine Three dis
tricts are III doubU
GEORGIA.
ATLANTA, Nov 4-Therc is no oppos-
tion to speak of. Indications are that
Felt, independent democrat carries the
9TH and halght, lrep the 9TH district.
NORTH CAROLINA.
RALEIGH, Nov. 4-Returns from ii
voting precincts in the state show IA demo
cratic gain over 1883 of AS.
FLORIDA.
JACKSONVILLE, Nov 4.-Chairman
Wilson says that Bulock's, democrat,
majority will be from ;, 800 to 5000 The
state ticket will be elected by a majority
of 5000.
NORTH CAROLINA.
WIIMINGToN, Nov. Republicans
concede the state to democrats. Demo
Gratis claim eight of the nine congressman.
The republicans claim two.
Raleigh Scattering returns show the
election of the following democratic CON
gressmen: Branch, first district; Grady,
third; Bum, fourth: Williams. fifth;
Alexander, sixth; Henderson, seventh
Returns from the second. eighth and
ninth are not conclusive The democratic
state judicial ticket is elected by IL large
majority.
GALVESTON. Nov The democrats
carry the state 10y vast majority. The
entire congressional delegation is elected.
VIRGINIA.
RICHMOND. Nov. 4.-9:3O p. m.-The
vote comes in slowly and shows democrat
Ic gains.
MONTANA.
HELENA, Nov. 4.-Fayored by fair
weather the vote of Montana for congress
men and eight state senators has probably
reached well up to the registration. At
the polls to-day, the tariff issues from the
standpolnts of two parties entered prom
inently INTO the debat" Of the campaign.
Probably the greatest effort ever put forth
by the democracy Of this state was that of
to-day for the election of Dixon for con
gress and the supremacy in the state
senate. Chairman Daily Of the democratic
committee claims IA larger vote for DIXON
IN Deer Lodge ana oliver DOW counties.
Ex-GOv. Whit, chairman Of the republi-
can committee, at the close of the polls ex
pressed confidence in the reelection Of
Carter and majority for the republican
state senators, based on adviCes from
Butte Mi.soula and other prominent
points west of the range. in Dixon's part
of the state The indications point TO re-
publican majOrlties east of the divide and
confidence is expressed in party circles Of
Carter success in the state.
Helena Returns 50 far received indi
Gle democratic gains throughout the
state. They are coming very slowly, how
ever, and not likely to return sufficient TO
decide before tom PROV.
KENTUCKY.
Louisville. The Keetucky delegation
will stand ten democrats and one repub-
lican.
LOUISVILLE, Nov. At is reasonably
certain that out OF the IL congressional al
districts in Kentucky, 10 have gone dem
ocratic by an increased MAJORITY, the 18th
district Is in doubt.
acknowledgements ". G. Breckin-
ridge is reelected today by 5000 major
itv.
OMAHA, Neb, Nov. --latest advices
from Utah states that the chairman of the
liberal committee comedies the election OF