The Goodland republic. [volume] (Goodland, Kan.) 1891-1907, 1891-11-13
ELECTION NEWS.
Returns Regarding Tuesdays Pro
ceedings.
NEBRASKA.


=, ZOO, which L. low. Bemis, republi-
can, carries the city by 5000. The
county and city republican ticket is
elected throughout The republican
state central committee claims the cleo
tion Of Post. by 10000. Returns are
coming in slowly.
LANCASTER COUNTY.
LINCOLN, Neb.. Nov. 5.-When sem
late this morning Chairman Bushnell
OF the republican county central COM
mittee declared his firm conviction that
the entire republican ticket is elected
by pluralities ranging from 250 to
1000, while the county will give ma
iority for Post of from l, 200 TO l, 800
The Independents elect Baker clerk Of
the district court by a small majority.
KANSAS
TOPEKA, Nov. 5.-Nine district
judges were voted for in Kansas and
county officers in eighteen counties.
1t will be difficult even after the re-
turns are in. unless the victory is
sweeping, to tell whether the peoples
party gained or lost during the year.
Rain has failed over the state. The
vote was very light everywhere. The
sub-alliances failed to vote in blocks.
as last year, when they swept the
state.
Complete returns from thirty Kansas
counties and partial from forty show
the election of nine out OF twelve dis
trict judges by the republicans, with
three not heard from. The republi-
cans elected every official in every
county.
IOWA.
IRE MDrN-Es Nov. Tho rTonsf
citing state election in the history of
Iowa has closed. 1t is conceded that
the election will be close. The most
remarkable thing is the increase in the |
vote cast over last year and two years
ago. Ali reports received indicate the
heaviest vote ever cast in the state.
Scattering returns throughout the state
indicate that Boies, democrat, was
elected governor over Wheeler, repub-
lican. by a reduced plurality. The
vote will DO very close however, and
the democratic plurality is not likely
to exceed 5000. Both committees
claim the election OF governor. The
chairman of the republican committee
said: The returns are very incom-
plete but careful estimate puts
Wheeler's plurality Mt $500 Iii be-
lieved the later precincts will show a
greater republican gain, as they will
be from the country. districts"
ONO.
CISCINNATI, Nov. 5.-The democrat
ic state central committee comedies
McKinley's election by 10000 and the
election OF a republican legislature.
hnapell comedies McKinley's election
by -, 600 10 30, 900:
Chairman Hahn, OF the republican
state committee is now claiming
| the state by from 10000 to 2l.OUO.
and the general assembly by 81 to 33
on joint ballot
NEW YORK.
/ New YORK, Nov. 5.-1, 6lj districts
outside give Flower 1776S Fassett
/ 100, 900. The same in 1888 gave Hill
/ 1877, S24. Miller 242,279. The 1884
outside districts not yet heard from. in
| 1853 gave Miller a plurality 9,641.
/ In case Fassett should have the same
/ plurality his total outside plurality
would be 81, 975. flowers plurality
in New York city and Kings county
being a, 290, his plurality in the state
thus would be about AZ 800. The dem
ocracy carried both congressional
districts, the Tenth and Twelfth. Lit
| tie OF the latter, was elected to sue
coed Flower and Cochran was elected
/ from the Tenth. Tammany carried all
the senatorial districts except one.
/ Flowers majority in 600 districts in
the city is 30, 7G9. Fifty-one districts
in the state outside OF New York and
/ Kings county give Flower 4, Goo, Fas-
/ sett s. 1872. The same districts in 1855
! gave Hill 1915, Miller, 6.70l.
| The betting on the result in the state
at the Hoffman house was even. The
/ republicans claim the state by over
/ 20, 600 majority. Fassett's brOther-in-
/ law telegraphed to Elmira that Fassett
was elected, 1t looks as if the demo-
Gratis had lost four out Of twenty-four
assembly districts in this city. This
/ is gain OF three republican assembly
men. The Commercial Advertiser bull
| letin says: Flowers majority in tho
city is about IS, 900. The Mail and
Express bulletin puts it at $4,000.
/. Midnight-The Associated press re-
/ ports IRON New York state show fif-
teen democrats elected TO the senate
and seventeen republicans. There is
some doubt about two OF the republi-
cans and one democrat. In the as
sembiy there is a tie. On these figures
the republicans have two majority on
joint ballot.
ILLINOIS.
CHICAGO, Nov. 5.-The local cleo
ton appears to be drawn battle. Four
hundred out of 555 precincts indicate
the election OF about half of each ticket.
COLORADO.
DENVER Nov. st will be very
late before definite returns can be had.
However, there is no doubt of the cleo
tion of Judge Helm. republican. to tho
chief justiCeshiD nv Oy-ar 3 OO0