Telegram-herald., 1890-11-07

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estinstlnx them the same - tAey xsrs
lsst year q the Yete fer 0overnsE. TIE
plurality q d J. kszn. Republican
czazl3zte lar SecretsrT u state. i IS "a
FEsksaLyASIA
PnlIADElFKIA. A0x. q -Tks latest
returns frcm - Congressional districts
u ths state sAsw tke elsctien 81 IS
Rspu blicans and 10 psmoorsts- The
present delegation frsm this State
stands 81 Republicans and Desc
crzts Complete bat unonieisl TO-
tsras fr0un every county n ths
State give Psts.son. Den.. fer Governor
. plurality Of 70 sss over DsismstsF.
Rep The Republican candidates for
I.ieuteRAnt-00Yerncr and Secretary OF
internal Affairs. Messrs NstreS and
Stewart are no doabt elsetea, @s both
rsn far ahead of Del2mAtsr IN nearly
every county. OF ss State Senators
voted for the Democrats elected 70 aud
the Republicans 10 Twenty Repub-
licAns and Democrats hold over.
IOWA.
DKs MoIxEs. Ia, Nov. 5--only one
third OF the State had been heard from
at $50 D. N. Wednesday. bat indications
are that the State has gone Democratic
on State officers by small plurallties
Tie Indications are that the next
Congressional dsleg alton from Iowa
will be as fellows:
FIRST aisiriet Seor.sy. Dem; seosnd Hayes.
Dem; Third. IIcaaersoG Rep. Foartk. Butler.
Dem; f4fis. Hamilton. Dem. SIKH, Waite.
Dem.; Seventh, HaJes short term. ana Hull.
fugl term, boih Rsps,i Eigath, F.iek, Rep;
Ninth, Bowman, Dem, Tenth. Deliver, Rep.
Eleventh, Perkins, Rep.
MICHIGAN.
DETKoIT. Mich, Nov. Q. The indica-
tions are that he Democrats have elect
ed their Governor BY about 10000 plu-
rality and the rest of the ticket by
substantial vote The Republicans are
conceding only the defeat of their
gubornatorial candidate and hold that
they viii elect the rest OF the State
ticket The State Senate will be close,
but up 10 the present time shows Dem
ocratic majority of three. The Repub-
licans concede the House. which the
Democrats claim by IS majority.
According to the best figures at hand
the Michigan delegation 10 Congress is
as follows:
First district J. L. Chipman. Dem; Second.
J. 8. German, Dem; Third. James O'Donneil,
Rep; Fourth, J. C. Burrows. Rep; Fifth NJ.
H. Ferd, Dem; Sixth. Byron c. Stout, Dem. /;
Seventh. J. r. Whiting. Dem, Eighth, II. NJ
Youmans, Dem; Ninth, II. Fl. Wheeler, Dem. I;
Tenth, T. A. r. weaecocll. Dem; Eleventk, NJ
Stevenson, Rep.
MASSACHUSETTS
BosToS, Nov. 6.-The vote for Gov
ernor mas now been received from every
town in the State except Gosneld and
the figures show an overwhelming
Democratic victory. The plurality
elect W. ID. T. Trefrey Audi
tor over Charles r. Ladd. the
present Incumbent by about 5000 plu-
rality, but the Republicans elect Lieu
tenant-Governor, Secretary Of State,
Treasurer ana Attorney-Genersl. The
Republicans elect Z OF the 8 executive
councillors, the boards political COM
plexion remaining unchanged. The
Senate will consist of ei Republicans
comprise SO Republicans, 100 Democrats
and Independent Democrat This is q
Republican loss of in the Senate and
/ % in the House. The Congressional
delegations stands Democrats and 8
Republicans. -.Ssz---zs,,-s.-, -,
CALIFORNIA. '--'7'~
SAN Francisco, Nov. e.-The total
votes in 7o9 precincts throughout the
State, including the So in this city. give
Markham. Rep. for Governor 51,45s;
Pond, Dem. AFRO. These constitute
returns from little over oae-third OF the
total number of precincts. The Demo
Gratis concede the election of the entire
State Republican ticket
The returns are too incomplete TO
mako any accurate estimate, but with
the present Republican majority In the
State Senate the Republicans are sure
OF safe majority in the Legislature.
The election OF Republican 10 succeed
Stanford in the United States Senate is
assured. Returns from the Q Congress
ional districts OF the State indicate that
the Republicans have carried every dis
srict.
KANSAS.
KANSAS CITY, Mo, Nov. 6.-For the
first time in many years the publican
Congressional delegation from Kansas
is broken 10 fragments. The Kansas
delegation will stand: Republicans, /,
Democrats. ]; Farmers Alliance. 3
ToPEKA, Kan. Nov. 6.-The Repub-
lican Central COMMITTEES comedies ths:
the opposition to ingalls, will have a
majority in the Legislature. They
also concede the election OF the entire
Farmers Alliance State ticket with the
possible exception OF Governor and six
opposition Congressman.
NORTH DAKOTA.
ST. PAUL Mimi, Nov 6-In North
Dakota the Republicans elected Con
gresham and State ticket By from :. oso
to 4.e0o Scarcely any returns have
been received from South Dakota and
nothing is known about that State.
MINNESOTA.
MrxxrArorIs MINI. Nov e-Re
turns from sirty-sir counties give
Merriam. Rep. for Governor. 1895
votes; Wilson, Dem, 20. 248 and
Owen. Alliance, 4s pa. plurality
OF s.s3s Tor Merriam. with fifteen eoun
ties 70 be heard from. IL locks "a II
Merriam wa~ elected. The Fifth Con
grsssionsl District is still in dsabt
Castles. Dem. plurality over Sniasr
Pep. in The Fourth District Is S,sss
Lind's, Rep, plurality ever Baker n
TIE Second is aboot 1.oee. Hsrriss
Dem. has 1857 plurality ever DUnnell