Telegram-herald., 1891-11-06
LATEST ON ELECTIONS
scafterins Figures Keep Coming
IN Frcm Outlying Dist<icts-
sgHs FROM EYERI DOUBTFUL STATE
1hs nssar.s ds sss n Materially Change
sAs A~ssifs EsFstsfsrs rakltsAs3-
1as oaks senatorial
SsH- 10 sa.

Dss MoTsxs. Ia, Nov. x-Horass
Eoies Is elected governor oace aers-
Al-hsagA The eon n9lets returas are
vSry slow "a coming, there 5 little
question that Mr.. Boies' title 70 tAs
gassTnatoriAl chair is established ~
plurality OF semeialng better thaa 7,soo
sossA The plurality for Gov. koiss -
received by counties through special
dispatches foets up 7.o2s. against o. sss
Ia lss3
The returns on other state officers
are scatssr.ng IL boies' plurality 10
s,so0, as it nO~ promises To be, the rest
OF the democratic ticket viii be elected
by small plurAiit.eS The republicans
have sope hopes fer Van Houten. lieu
tsaant governor, whs IL running ahead
of Wheeler la tfle preeiae.s that have re-
ported They also claim Sasin (rep).
for sapsrin.eadsEt OF instruction. The
democrats claim their whole state
ticket is elected IL will take fuller
rstusrs tAAa can now be obtained to
decide the fate OF the tisast below gsv-
srnor.
The Farmers Alliance eandidAts.
westiali. for governor. received about
Is eco vstes IA the state. The alliance
carried one county fer governsr. No
mona. emo FOR rsprsse eatative, Mont
gomsry. and the MontGonsry- Mills
senatorial district The prohibition
vote has act been reported except in =
few instances, bus i. Is probably very
light
Dxs MerS.s, Nov. a-Ths following
Il q reliable ststsmeat of the eompo-
alton OF the house. 10 cannot be a..
feeted BY any later returns: Senate
republicans. "a; democrats, -, inde-
pendent, /. peoples party, I. House
republicans, 5s; democrats. -; peoples
party, l. Tsta,--rspublicans. II; ep-
position and dsastfui, rs Republican
majority on joint ballet 4
OHIO
COLUMBUS, o., Nov. s-There n
nsthing in the rstarns from missing
precincts that have been heard frem
to alter the result already reported
from Ohio. Indications are that McKin-
leys plurality will BE nearly 10000. Of
fetal returns have been received from
twenty seven counties Putting these
figures with the estimates of the other
counties in the state, McKinley's plu-
rality II ls.sss The republicans. ae-
eordhng 20 the most conservative 6g-
ures. have sS or 81 votes on joint ballot
Ia the legislature, and 10 is . majority.
CINCINNATI. New. s-Eow comes
contest over . seat in the United
States senate, probably the most in
t<resting of its kind Ohio has ever
known. John Shsrmaa's successor is
TO be elected by q republican legi%
laturs which meets in Columbus in
January of next year. The republican
candidates will be Jehn sherman and
Gov. Foraker, with q possibility that
Mr.. Foster may allow the use of his
name. Foraker and Sherman are hot
aspIrsnts for the place. Foster will
come in IL he sees any reasonable
chance of success.
There is q great deal of talk here to
the effect that Brice. the democratic
sens.or-elect may never take his seat.
IL is . question whether the New
Yorker is eligible. and should Brice's
credentials be refused when presented
to the senate the legislature in Ohio
will then have 10 choose two senator's
instead of one. Senator Sherman is
surs OF reelection.
Nrw YsrK. Nov. s.-The size Of
Flowers majority is surprise. 7. is
now claimed 20 be 4s.os3. The repub-
leans, according to the Herald, will
savc a majority Of is in the legislature
On joint ballot The senate stands, II
republicans to Il democrats The house
stands, 50 repu blieans TO 50 democrats
MICHIGAN.
DsTRorr. Mich. Nov. 5.-Msyor Pin
zee (rep) was elected by q safe major
ity. Charles r. Bellxnap's majority in
the Fifth Michigan district ovsr Johr
T. Lawrence (aem.l is i.ssa
sAssAcHUsxrTs
Bosrox. Nov. 5 - Returns from
ali but four towns ia the state
give Alien rs. SEQ. Russell 1891. Kim
hall (pro.) s.l5s, Wiaa tpecple's) i.sis
Rsssels plurality. s,3si. The four miss
ing towns last year gave gpssell = pln-
rAlsty Of Iss which win increase his plu-
rality in the state to 5,tso. In the
legislature the republicans win have
maiorities Ia both branches. proba sly
~ 4 CT in the senate and about 90 ia
she house. The entire state republican
ticket except governor is elected by
ns;srities ranging fren 5000 TO II, COO.
KANSAS
! TOPEKA. Kan. Nov s-The sute-
election predictions of general peoples
party Iosses are being verified ~ tho
rstaeaA In scarcely any couaty 40 far
heard from has the alliances maintained
tie strength developed last year. In
only ore Of The ten judicial districts "a
which coptssts were waSed was
the ssw party successful The
repas'icsns there lad tive csndi-
dates in the field The repubgi-
cans havs elected their candidates
IN st lcass four afshs of the couaties In
.hs stat. and are claiming that the
peopl.s party j. thoroughly bes.es.
D.n.crsts ar, almost ss highly graft
fe1 A. the result ss republicans. ss .
majority Of shern selisv. that the con-
tiaaea political success Of the new
party weuid - % great iajury 20 .se
credit ., the state.
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PHILADELPHIA. Nov. 8 According
g. the latest returns from all parts Of
the state Gregg rep }, for auditcr gen
eral has -. ga ma sicrity. and Merrison
lr-p J. for state treasurer 81. ssS The
proposition 70 ean aeonstisntisnai con
vpusicu vas vcted down ~ majority
% nearly ,oa so
mkRvysvo.
BsrrYS1sE. New. s-Fr,rk Brown.
democrats ter governor. carried the