The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1891-11-07
RumoS From the Great Conflict in
Ten States.
HIGH TARIFF GOES IN OHIO.
New York, Massachusetts, Iowa, Mary.
land Goes Democratic. The Alliance
in Kansas and Nebraska.
IOWA DEMOCRATIC.

IOWA DEMOCRATIC.
Complete returns from eighty-three
counties gives u net democratic gain of |
SO6. If the gain is kept up in the re-
naming sixteen counties, as it proba- i
bly, will, Boies's plurality will be in the !
neighborhOod OF 5000, a gain of 1900
over two years ago. The democrats !
claim the whole state ticket. The re-
publicans control the house, the demo-
Gratis the senate. The farmers alliance
candidates, Westfall, for governor, re-
ceived $4,000 votes. The prohibition
vote was very light.
BoIEs's PLURALITY 5000.
Fifty counties complete in Iowa out
of u total of ninetv-nine in the state
gives Boies, democrat. a plurality over
Wheeler of 1883. This is a democratic
gain over 1889 of $500: The remaining
counties in 1889 gave Boies a plurality
of 1861.
The issues in Iowa were tariff, silver
and prohibition. The democrats won
as opposed to the Mckinley tariff and
prohibition, and in favor Of free COIN
age.
N4L" 1oAAAA DA1"oSAHAAos
Roswell p. Flower is elected governor
of New York, to succeed David B.
Hill. Fassett did not carry Elmira,
his own city. New York City gave
Flower $1,000 plurality, Brooklyn A.
GOO. The Herald's returns from the
state say the senate is tic and in the
house the republicans have69, the dem
ocrats So. Flowers plurality is given
at 46,440. The fight in New York was
on national and state issues; both par
ties pronounced against silver.
MASSACHUSETTS DEMOCRATIC.
Russell reelected governor by 5000
plurality. The legislature is republi-
can. Gov. Russell says the result
''means that Massachusetts is earnestly
for tariff reform on the line of free
raw material, which has been tho
chief issue in the state" Both parties
were against silver.
| OHIO REPUBLICAN.
The figures by counties are obtained
to-day, twenty-seven counties being
official, the others estimated. The coun-
ties not heard from gave last year DEM
ocratic pluralities of 67O6 and republi-
can pluralities of 835. Putin E these
into the footings will give Mckinley 2
plurality Of 1858. The chairman OF
the republican central committee has
received information regarding the leg
islature from nearly all the counties,
and gives the following estimates:
63 republicans and 81 democrats elected
to the house, and Ave in doubt; IL re-
tho senate. The peoples party vote in
| <hn ~rho1o okotn will no ohonf EN-
The issues in Ohio were tho Mckinley
tariff and silver, the republicans favor.
ing the former and against the latter
The democrats favored free coinage
and were against the Mckinley tariff
PENNSYLVANIA
voted on minor state offices. The
republican majority is $1,000.
MARYLAND
elects a democratic governor by 15,OO(
and democratic legislature.
NEW JERSEY
elected a democratic legislature.
IN KANSAS AND NEBRASKA
the hot bed of alliance ideas, there wa
not much to contend for. The repub
lican candidate for supreme judge il
Nebraska is elected by 5000 over tn
: peoples candidate. The democrat
had no candidate. In Kansas ther
was only county officers and distric
judges to elect. The alliance elect
entire tickets in several counties AM
) divides with northumberland
l fusionists in others. The republican
!, leaders claim that they have killed tn
! alliance in these states-which clair
. is hardly good when it is remcmbere
> that the alliance works mostly for COZ
}. gressmen and state legislatnres-C
y which there were none to elect III thes
:, states.
t P.J. Fahy, the Middleton postmaste
was in town Thursday. When dem'
crat can get a posto;lice under Wann;
maker he must be pretty good man.
n That elegant display of rockil
# chairs at IIoovers makes a man wi
g has used a nail key all his life long II
g one.
l. Mr.. Sid. Knight, of Sheaville, Orego
was in town this week.
Is Salt water fish ut the Perkins Hous