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

sixth, seventh and tenth doubtful.
Detroit-Two hundred and rine pre-
! SlnctS, including So in Detroit, give
Turner, republican. for governor, %. .5q5.
Present indications. from the meacrs
sources of information, are that the demo-
Gratis have carried the first, second. fifth.
seventh, eighth and tenth congressional
districts with possibilities in the sixth.
ninth and fourth.
| NEBRASKA.
LINCOLN, Neb., Nov 4.-The polls in
this county closed at 6 p. m. twill be
midnight before ANYTHING reliable will be
known In the cousty. The returns from
over the state so far are very meagre.
Omaha-Twenty-nine precincts heard
from show the democratic and republican
candidates for governor running about
even Powers Alliance and Payne pro.
| polling a smaller vote. The bankers and
business mems association estimates the
majority against the prohibitory amend
ment at $4,000.
OMAHA, Nov. 4.-Returns from Nebras.
ka are meagre, the bulk of the vote being
agricultural. Returns so far are inded,
mite In regard to the result of the state
ticket. The democratic congressional and
alliance candidate carries the second dis
| trlct over Harland, republican. The first
and third districts are close and will re-
! qulre further returns to determine
Llncoln-The count in the city will not
be finished before ) in the morning. The
same may be said of number of the
! larger towns of the state Reports from
| about cne-third of the precincts Of the
| second congressional district indicate the
election of McKegan democrat, over
Harlan. The fight in the first district is
| warm and the plurality for either Connell
cl Bryan will not be over 1000
MISSOURI.
KANSAS CITY. Nov 4.-Nearlv full 9.
| turns from this (Jackson) county show
majority for the democratic ticket TarS
| ney democratic candidate for CON
greSS ran ahead of his ticket.
The republican committee concede Tars-
ney 5 election by 5000 majority.
AdviCeS from many points in Kansas
point to a heavier farmers alliance votes
than was anticipated. They claim I25,-
600 votes for the state ticket The rcptb-
llCanS concede that the farmers alliance
made heavy inroadS into their ranks and
claim only $1,000 plurality.
KANSAS CITY, Nov. 4.-RcturnS from
the third Missouri congressional district
indicate the certain election Dockery,
over Gibson, republican The returns
from the llth Missouri congressional dis
trict show the certain reelection of Bland
over Jervin, republican. BANDS majority
is over 5000.
st. Louis-The returns now seem to in
dlcate that the democrats have carried the
ON md Ia !.
good majority. The districts are now
represented by republicans The tenth
district, which is now represented 10y re
publicans, seems to be lost to them
in fact, republicans c0ncedc
ByrneS democrat election. The demo
cratic state committee tonight claim Judge
Ryan election III the thirteenth district
now represented by Col. Wade republican.
AMI say there is no doubt whatever but
that the democats will have Il solid con-
gressional delegation.
The present returns indicate pretty
clearly that the democratic city ticket is
elected with the possible exception of re-
corder of deeds. The returns from the in
terror are very meagre, but the democrats
claim majority In the Legislature, and
consequently the reelection of Vest to the
United States Senate.
st. Louis. The latest information in
dicates that Missouri will send solid
delegation to congress a clean win for the
democrats of four members
Full returns from the city show that the
democrats made clean sweep of the city
offices with the exception of coroner and
recorder of deeds.
PENNSI
PHILADELPHIA, Nov. 4.-The polls
closed at D. IN. Returns will be late.
Pittsburg Senator Quay telegraphs
from Beaver at $40 p. m: The battle
is over. Deameter will have a majority
of 80 900 in the state.
PHILADELPHIA, Nov. 4.-Reports from
the majority of the counties, which have
been turned in up to midnight. show larg"
democratic gains. Thrtv-four counties.
including Allegheny. and not including
Philadelphia give Pattison IA plurality
of 7,775. He has made large gains even
in counties where the republican ticket is
successful The republican committee,
however, insist that their ticket is elected
by reduced majority
PITTsBURG, Nov. A dispatch re-
Ceived from Senator Quay, dated Beaver,
az p ~ says ChlhA Iie SIaIe Is
democratic.
Phllddeipnla-2:3U a. IN. Chairman
Andrews of the rapubIican ctota cDn7-
H. - - a. N go M
nlItlet mdue Cne loIIoWlhS statement. IN
republican state committee believe Della
mater has a plurality, but the result ise
close and 1t may take ar official count to
9eleIllllIe. is chairman herr', oI me
uelhocraIlc ,n ood HIaVe coihihltlee claims the
state oy lo'ooo majority
PHILADELPHIA. Nav. 4-Late returns
indicate the election of conc,rsssmen in
the varions district % foIIoyrs'
First-Bingham. rep
Second-o'Nen. rep.
Fdnr1b FhlTabMSA!der, Ran6er, dem EN-
Fiftb.D.HarmeT rem ,'p'
SaxaLlt, SaI Ien+L hVPinson War rep
EiphthIMnc6ier democrat
Ninth-BIennard, democrat.
IJynsi EJeyentb"smeirr,aPn ~ P,' 'St.Tan damocr,,
Twelfth -sponk, republican
FnlI1,en,h FanrteentR- Belly, Ben drmofrat
FfteenthIwrght, repuhIican
Sixteenth Elliot, democrat
EI!eVenteenth.H,olyerton, dem !crat
Nineteemth- -Betsboye'r, iSpupcGat' democrat