Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1890-11-08
TOWN WIPED OUT OF EXISTENCE.
Dastardly Work of Train Wreckers
in Missouri-Mrs. Parsons and
Other Anarchists Arrested.
ESPECIAL DISPATCHES TO THE REooRD-uNIoN.l
ILLINOIS, 100.
The Democratic Tidal Wave Swept that
State.

of Olnev is elected State Treasurer by H.
436, and Henry Raab of Belleville, Super
intendent Of Public Instruction, by SO IA.
No compilations have been made yet on
the Trusteeship of the University of Illi-
nois, but the indications are that the three
Democratic nominees are elected by slight
majority.
Not until to-day have the Republicans
of Illinois realized the full extent of the
avalanche which has obliterated the old
time msjoIitv in the State. Fuller returns
to-day showed that in addition TO the DEM
ocratic gains heretofore announced in their
Congressional Districts, congressman Pay
son and Hill have also been defeated, and
Snow and Stewart Democrats, are elected.
Both Congressman Hill and Payson have
telegrapheu the Associated Press conceding
their defeat the former by $50 and the lat
ter by from 500 10 700. This makes the
Congressional delegation from Illinois
stand fourteen Democrats and six Republi-
cans.
The Congressman elected are as follows
First, Taylor (R J; second, McGann ID };
third, Burrows Cd J; fourth, Newberry (DO:
fifth, Hopkins (R.); sixth, Hill (R }; sew
enth, Henderson (R. j; eighth, Stewart (D);
ninth, Snow 3D. ); tenth, Post R.; eleventh,
Cable CD; twelfth, Wilke Cd j thirteenth,
Springer Cd; fourteenth, Scott 3D.; IF
teenth, Busie (D); sixteenth, Fithian ID. };
seventeenth, Lane ID J; eighteenth, For
man (D.); nineteenth, Williams ID J; twen-
tieth, Smith (R.).
The great delay in arriving at an au-
thentic conclusion in this State has been
due to the lateness of returns owing to the
tremendous amount of scratching. All
estimates on which previous reports were
based were valueless in view of the politi-
cal tidal wave which swept over the State
rxyhi 30 foA in no
of Illinois.
NEBRAsKAs BIG VOTE.
OMAHA, November 7th.-Returns from
S5 out of SO counties in Nebraska give the
following figures for Governor: Richards
(ReB.1, 69, ,236; Boyd (Dem.), Y, 325 Pow
ers lAlliance), II, ,143. While the contestis
very close, careful estimate gives Boyd
plurality of nearly 1000, but indicates the
election of the remainder of the Repub
lican State ticket. The total vote Of the
State so far exceeds by fully 5000 the
Presidential vote in 1888. 1t is an extraor-
dinary increase for an 'of'' year.
REPUBLICAN VICTORY IN KANSAS.
KANSAS CITY, November Tth.-The off,
cial canvass of the votes in Kansas has pro-
gressed far enough to show that the en-
tire Republican State ticket is elected
with the exception of Kellogg, who is de-
feated for re. election as Attorney
by Ives, the Farmers Alliance candidate.
The Republican majority is placed at
about 10000. The vote on Congressmen
is not changed by the official count. The
Kansas delegation stands: 2 Republicans
and Farmers Alliance. The Legislature
is still believed to be Farmers Alliance.
wIscoEsIN's LOSS.
MILWAUKEE, wis. }, November 7th.-Of-
nj al ha irSt
the election of Babbitt (Dem. over Cooper
(Rep). This leaves only one Republican
Congressman in Wisconsin, H8ngen, in the
Eighth District, who has about LOCO ma
iority. The Republican suffer net loss of
six Congressman besides the Legislature.
which will probably elect exSecretary
Villas to succeed Senator Spooner, although
other candidates are sprineing up. Peck
(Dem.) for Governor has majority of 3d.
600.
THE RESULT IN MINNESOTA.
ST. PAUL, November 7th.-With all but
three counties reported in Minnesota and
most of them official, the vote for Governor
stands: Merriam (R) 81, 800; Wilson (D.),
1868; Owen (AllianceG 52,440. Merriam's
plurality is 1857. Other counties and
official figures from some of the counties
already included in the count may change
this little, but not materially. Governor
Merriam ran behind his ticket. All the
rest of the Republican State ticket is
elected, save the Auditor, Biermann 3D.,
with the Alliance Endorsement, securing
that place. The Alliance vote will be
probably increased by later figures from the
Fifth District, which was its stronghold.
In that district there seems no doubt that
Halverson (Alliance) is elected to Congress
by a plurality of over 1000. Lind (R.)
wins over Baker (Alliance-D.) in the Sec
ond by over 1000 plurality.
NORTH DAKOTA.
Sioux FALLS, November 7th.-The Press
tRep) has returns showing the entire Re-
publican State ticket is elected. Reports
from all but three Senatorial and two Rep
resentative districts show the Republicans
have one majority in the Senate, the House
standing 81 Republicans and SO Democrats
and Alliance men. Thirty-one counties
out of hfty-one give Pierre 1853 for the
State Capital.
SOUTH DAKOTA.
In South Dakota the Independents have
conceded the election of the Republican
State ticket, and latest reports indicate the
election of Republican majority in the
Legislature, insuring the re election of
Senator Moody. Pierce has won the per-
manent capital by 5000 to 10000 majority,
although Huron does not yet concede that
fact Late to-day Chairman Peemiler of the
Democratic Committee conceded the elec-
ton of both Republican Congressman and
most of the State ticket, but claimed the
Governor and enough Of the Legislature to
give majority to the Alliance and Demo-
Gratis.
TIE DEMOCRATIC SWEEP IN INDIANA.
INDIANAPOLIS, November 7th.-0ficial
returns from the State at large are just be-
ginning to come in. The Democratic ma
ority will be about $4,000. The only Re-
pubiicans elected to Congress are Waugh
in the Sixth and johnson in the Ninth.
The Legislature is Democratic in both
Houses and sixty-nine majority in joint
session.
HOLDING A CONFERENCE.
CONCORD IN. H, November Tth.-A con-
ference of prominent Republicans is being
held to consider the legislative situation.
KENTUCKY.
WINCHESTER, November 7th.- Returns
from the mountain counties in the Testh
district show the election of Hill tR to
Congress.
TENNESSEE.
Knoxville, November 7th.-In the First
Congressional District Taylor fR.) is
elected; in the Second, Hank tR.).
CONNECTICUT.
Hartford, November 7tb.-The official
vote of The State by the FIRST returns, which
cast out the Prohibition vote in many
towns, shows Morris has 81 plurality. With
the Prohibition vote in he is defeated
MONTANA DEMOCRATIC.
HELENA, November 7th,-The JolTnd
(R.) comedies the election of Dixon (D) tc