Baxter Springs news. [volume] (Baxter Springs, Kan.) 1882-1919, 1891-11-07
THE ELECTIONS TUESDAY.
Latest Dispatches From I'm
portant States.
Ohio and Pennsylvania Repubilean-New
York md Massachusetts Democratic
Iowa Doubtfui-Congros- -
sionnl Results, Etc.
KANSAS.


patches received from all parts OF Kan
sas indicate republican success In mos
Of the counties. These dispatches ar
from about sixty-ave OF the one hun
bred and six counties OF the state
The peoples party was successful II
not more than six Of the counties re-
ported and In all OF the state there arr
large decreases OF the peoples vote
while the republicans made heavy
gains. In most OF the counties the
democrats had tickets In the field ane
in u few Instances they increased thel'
strength over the vote OF last year.
Judges were elected In the judicial
districts and hard fight was made II
each instance. In two OF the closer dis
tricts the republicans and democrat.
com bined and the fusion candidates
both OF whom were democrats, were
elected. The peoples party only
elected one out OF the nine, Ba
shore in the 18th district A democrat
il probably elected in one OF the west
ern districts. The others are repuoli'
cans:
/ NEW tONh'
NEW YORK November 4.-Roswell
P. Flower has been elected to succeed
David B. Hill as governor OF New York
Late last night his plurality was eS't-
mated at 10000.
New York gave Flower So, 900 plural
ity and Brooklyn gave him l4,OOo plu'
raity.
Fassett failed to carry his own city.
Elmira, giving Flower q plurality OF
504 votes.
Fassett ran behind the vote cast Tor
Miller in Jefferson, Clinton, Essex, Wy
oming and Montgomery counties, while
Flowers gains on decreased vote were
ahead of Hills. Flower gained 5Ol
votes in the four wards Of. Watertown.
The vote here was light, only about
2oO, 900 persons, out OF registration OF
26l, $50, voting. In the Hill-Mlller
campaign more than 81, 900 votes were
po!lcd. Governor Hills plurality was
$4,000.
At 10 o'clock last night Governor
Hill sent telegram to Police Commits
sioner Martin claiming the state for
Flower by 10000 plurality. Flowers
estimate Of his ma ority last night was
81, 600. ,
Returns received by the associated
press up to noon to-day show that the
democrats have elected fourteen sena-
tors and the republicans fourteen.
Four districts are still in doubt. but the
returns SO far received indicate that
the democrats will carry three OF these
and the republicans one. The senate
will thus have democratic majority OF
p
The same returns indicate that the
assembly will stand III republicans, 81
democrats and one county democrat
who was endorsed by the republicans:
OF the democratic seats four are still
in some doubt and OF the republicans,
one.
MASSACHUSETTS
BOSTON. November i, - MT Is es'
timated that in the whole state Russell
has received 1900 votes and Allen
ISL, 900, leaving the governor q plural
ity OF about 5000.
The vote OF Boston is ,5l2 for Rus
sell and q, 1897 for Allen, which gives
the democrats plurality in the city OF
1885. ~.
An analysis of the returns from 2s3
out OF the 323 towns in the state shows
that Allen gained over Bracket In
Chelsea and Somerville and relatively
In Holyoke. On the other hand, Rus
sell has made net gains In New Red-
ford. Lawrence, Fall River, Salem,
Chicopee and elsewhere.
Lieutenant Governor Halle and the
rest OF the republican state ticket are
elected by ample pluralities. State
Auditor Treiry (dem. Is defeated. In
most places he ran behind Corcoran on
the democratic ticket.
The returns for the legislature are
very complete. OF twenty-six complete
returns from the senate, seventeen are
republican, among the surprises being
the defeat of Robert Howard OF Fall
River. The senate will be republican.
The house has complete returns from
l27 members, little more than one
half. and these stand 80 republicans TO
a democrats. Speaker Barrett Is re-
elected By twice his last years plural
itv. The executive council will prob
ably stand seven republicans to one
democrat.
OHIO.
COLUMBUS, November 4, II m.-Re-
turns from the election still come in
slowly. At the state headquarters Of
the two parties unofficial information
has been obtained from probably hall
of the eighty.eight counties, Chair
man Hahn of the republican committee
claims that the plurality Of Mckinley
will be between $4,000 and q, 600, and
that the general assembly Will be
thirty-seven republican on JOINT ballot.
Tho peoples party vote in the state
will not exceed II 500, and they claimed
before the election at least %, 600. -.
The prohibitionists will lose 1000
votes from last year, polling probably
l6. 600. This loss Is traced to repupli-
can counties and partially accounts Tor
republican gains in the strongholde.
The total vote In the state Is estima,,
ted at close to 100000 and will equal
that cast In the last presidential con-