The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1891-11-12
THE ELECTIONS.
Late Figures on the Result Of tho Voting
in Various States.

in Various States.
.DEs MONIES. Ia. Nov. 6.-The result
of Tuesdays election is practically
settled as to the head of the ticket.
Gov. Boies' plurality will not vary 500
either way from 5000. He carried
forty counties with pluralities ag-
gregating 32.762. Wheeler carried
fifty-nine counties giving .3,ssO plu-
ralities, leaving Boies $3.50 in the
lead. These returns are based ON dis
patches from ninety-eighty county
auditors of the state aud are as nearly
reliable as anything unofficial can be.
Two years ago Gov. Boies
had 6,564 plurality and the en-
tire republican state ticket was
elected except governor. 1t is barely
possible that one or two republicans
may have pulled through by 4 scratch,
but the probability is that Bestow is
elected lieutenant governor, L. G.
Kinne supreme judge, Peter A Dey
railroad commissioner and J. Il. Knoep.
fer superintendent of public instruc-
ton.
The senate stands "a republicans.
prohibition, | peoples party man,
independent and "a democrats. The
house consists of So republicans, 46
democrats and 1 peoples party man,
Daniel Campbell. The republicans
elected to the house are all pledged in
the most positive way to the main
tenance and enforcement of prohibi-
ton and have prohibition constituen-
cies back of them.
OHIO.
COLUMBUS, O., Nov. 6-The latest
figures on Tuesdays election, with
inc counties estimated and few
others unofficial, made by the rcpub-
lican state executive committee, place
McKinley's plurality at 2o,4s6 The
republicans now claim from a.
to SO on joint ballot in the legislature.
There is great deal of talk here to
the effect that Brice, the democratic
senator-clect, may never take his seat.
1t is a question whether the New
Yorker is eligible, and should Brice':
credentials be refused when presented
to the senate the legislature in Ohio
will then have to choose two senator:
instead of one. Senator Sherman Is
sure of reelection.
NEW YORK.
New YORK, Nov. 6.-Flowefs plu-
rality is 47,60S. The footings stand
Flower, 96,Ol4; Fassett, 4s, 4O6. Great
interest is manifested in the COM
plexion of the legislature. The fig
ures still give the republicans the con
troll, but in several districts the vote is
so close that contests are bound to b,
made before the boards of canvasser.
and the republican majority may b.
cut down. The latest figures arc: Sen
ate-republicans, IS; democrats, IA
uouse-r 66; democrats, g.
MICHIGAN.
DETROIT, Mich, Nov 6.-Mayor Pin
gee (rep was elected by safe major
ity. Charles F.. Bclknap's majority il
the Fifth Michigan district over Johr
T. Lawrence dem. is 1,5OO.
MASSACHUSETTS.
BosToN, Nov. 6.-The results of Tues
days election in Massachusetts car
now be given with something like ex.
actness. The vote for governor was
Russell, 157,O37; Allen, $50, iG9; Rus
sells plurality. g. ,S6S Russell inc, rased
his vote of last year by almost $4,000.
and Allen received 1900 more votes
than were cast for Bracket. Kimbal
(pro.) received for governor 8, 1862 votes,
some 5000 less than the party's poll ir
former years. This vote is not sutfi.
cient to constitute it political part,
in the eye of the state law, falling be,
low 3 per cent. of the total vote cast
The legislature will stand as follows
Senate-Republican %; democrats.
II. Housc-Republicans, $50; demo
Gratis, 80; prohibition, l. In this sum
mary all Independent publicans arc
counted as republicans and all indie.
pendent democrats as de mocrats.
NEBRASKA.
OMAHA, Neb., Nov. 6..-Official re.
turns have been received from sixty
three Of the ninety counties in tn.
state, showing total vote of 40, ISL 70:
Post and 5O,329 for Edgerton. Th,
same counties last year gave Richard
5l,735, Boyd 81, ,s57, and Powers So, O4s
Partial returns from the other counties
in the state furnish the basis for care
full estimate of the result This shows
Judge Posts election over Ed gerton
by majority of over 5000.
PENNSYLVANIA.
PHILADELPHIA, Nov. 6. - Complete
figures from every county in the state
show a plurality of So, $50 for Gregg
(rep.) for auditor general and So, 764
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