Huntsville gazette., 1890-11-08
Connecticut.

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congressman.
Connecticut.
HARTFORD, Conn. Nov. 1.-THE legis-
lature stands: Senate, Republicans, 8,
Democrats, is. House, Republicans,
1874; Democrats, III. With one district
to hear from the Republican majority
on Joint ballot is 8 Or TO- The congress
sional delegation is as follows: First
district. Lewis Sherry, Democrat: Sec
ond, w. F. Wilcox, Democrat; Third,
Charles A. Russell, Republican; Fourth,
Robert E. De Forest, Democrat.
The Legislature will have to settle the
election Of Governor Morris. The DEM
ocrats can only have popular majority
If the prohibition vote is thrown out
The proposed rejection of Prohibition
votes is based on the fact that the ticket
contained the word for" before the
word governor. The tickets, how
ever. were printed according to a speci-
men furnished by the secretary Of state
Kentucky.
LOUISVILLE, Nov. 7--Congressman
John H. Wilson, Republican, has car
ried the Eleventh district by 5000 ma
jority. Nine counties in the Tenth dis
trict give J. W. Kendall, Democrat, "a
majority. The remainder of the district
in the last election gave !, 175 Democratic
majority. w. G. p. Breckenridge,
James B. McCreary, w. w. Dickerson,
T. H. Paynter, A. B. Montgomery, A.
Il, Caruth, w. T. Ellis, l. H. Goodnight
and w. J. Stone, Democrats, are GER
tainly elected to congress.
Washington.
SEATTLE, Wash, Nov. THE Post
Intelligencer states that according to
the returns and estimates from all the
counties in the stats received by that
paper, Wilson, Republican, for con-
gress, has plurality of 5000, and
Olympia, for the capitol, 1900 major
ity. Thirty-one Republican state sem
atOrs are elected and two Democrat
state senators with one county a tie,
The assembly stands seyenty=three Re-
publicans and fifteen Democrats.
Oficial Returns Necessary In Colorado.
DENVER, Nov. THE official returns
will be required to determine the result
Of the election in this state. The Demo-
Gratis claim they have elected the state
treasurer, attorney and superintendent
OF public instruction. The Republicans
coneede the treasurer and large Demo-
cratic gain in the assembly but not suffi-
cient to give the Democrats majority,
Out Of eight representatives in this
county the Democrats claim six; the
Republicans concede four.
Governor Hills Views,
ALBANY, N. Y, Nov. 7.-Governor
Hill, replying to question as to tho
Democratic victories, said the result of
the congressional elections indicate that
the people did not approve the arbitrary
and unwarrantable course pursued by
the Republicans in the present congress.
The masses do not want force bill, and
they have expressed their sentiments in
that regard in no uncertain tone.
South Dakota.
ST. PAUL, Nov. 7.-Independent Al
lance information from eighteen coun-
ties in South Dakota shows Loucke, In
dependent, for governor to have 5000
plurality over Melette, Republican, and
Taylor, Democrat. The same returns
elect ninety-twO Alliance members of
the Legislature. The Republicans, how
ever. claim to have elected their state
and congressional tickets.
Fourth Iowa,
MASON CITY, Iowa, NOV. "A full
report from the Fourth congressional
district shows that Butler. the Demo-
cratic candidate for congress, is elected
by 1,546 over j. w. Sweeney. Re-
publican, showing a Democrat gain OF
nearly 1900.
Later from New York.
NEW YORK, Nov. Late returns
from Sullivan county indicate the cleo
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